Schneider, Stuart 1950- (Stuart L. Schneider)

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Schneider, Stuart 1950- (Stuart L. Schneider)

PERSONAL:

Education: University of Rochester, B.A.; John Marshall Law School, J.D.

ADDRESSES:

Home—Teaneck, NJ. Office—820 KinderKamack Rd., River Edge, NJ 07661. E-mail—[email protected].

CAREER:

Attorney in River Edge, NJ.

WRITINGS:

(Under name Stuart L. Schneider; with Roberta B. Etter) Collecting and Valuing Early Fountain Pens, Hudson Valley Graphics (Teaneck, NJ), 1980.

(With Roberta B. Etter) Halley's Comet: Memories of 1910, Abbeville Press (New York, NY), 1985.

(With George Fischler) Fountain Pens and Pencils: The Golden Age of Writing Instruments, Schiffer Books (Atglen, PA), 1990.

(With George Fischler) The Book of Fountain Pens and Pencils, Schiffer Books (Atglen, PA), 1992.

Collecting the Space Race, Schiffer Books (Atglen, PA), 1993.

(With George Fischler) The Illustrated Guide to Antique Writing Instruments, Schiffer Books (Atglen, PA), 1994.

Collecting Flashlights: With Value Guide, Schiffer Books (Atglen, PA), 1996.

(With George Fischler) Cigarette Lighters, Schiffer Books (Atglen, PA), 1996.

Halloween in America, Schiffer Books (Atglen, PA), 1997.

Collecting Lincoln, Schiffer Books (Atglen, PA), 1997.

(With Henry Gostony) The Incredible Ball Point Pen: A Comprehensive History and Price Guide, Schiffer Books (Atglen, PA), 1998.

Collecting Picture and Photo Frames, Schiffer Books (Atglen, PA), 1998.

(With Ira Pilossof) Th Handbook of Vintage Cigarette Lighters, Schiffer Books (Atglen, PA), 1999.

Ronson's Art Metal Works, Schiffer Books (Atglen, PA), 2000.

(With Bruce Zalkin) Halloween Costumes and Other Treats, Schiffer Books (Atglen, PA), 2001.

(With Ira Pilossof) The Golden Age of Cigarette Lighters, Schiffer Books (Atglen, PA), 2004.

Collecting Fluorescent Minerals, Schiffer Books (Atglen, PA), 2004.

The World of Fluorescent Minerals, Schiffer Books (Atglen, PA), 2006.

SIDELIGHTS:

Stuart Schneider told CA: "My motivation for writing is to capture information for collectors and historians about subjects that have not been adequately covered, if at all, before now. I look for subjects that interest me and that seem to be missing a graphical, information-packed book that is fun to read, interesting, and visually attractive. I write the kind of book that I would like to read about a new subject."