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ARCOLA
ARTHUR
BLOOMINGTON
ASAHEL GRIDLEY ANTIQUES, 215 -
217 - 219 E. Front St.11-5 Fri. & Sat. Jim
White, prop. 309-829-9615/662-1978
www.gridleyantiques.com
SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
BRAIDWOOD
CHENOA
REDBIRD ANTIQUE MALL, 24 dlrs, 100
E Cemetery Ave. Tues-Sun.
815-945-5000
DANVILLE
RABBITTOWN ANTIQUES AND ARTI-
SANS, 419 E Main St, Danville, IL 61832.
50 Vendors. Open 7 Days a Week.
www.rabbittown.net
DECATUR
FARMER CITY
FARMER CITY ANTIQUES CENTER, 201
S Main St. Sat 10-4. 309-928-9208
MANTENO
MANTENO ANTIQUE MALL, 35 E. Third
St. 815-468-0114. Open 7 days 10-5.
Clsd. all major holidays. 12,000 sq. ft. all
on 1 level.
SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
MARSEILLES
COUNTRY AT HEART ANTIQUES, 470
Main St. in downtown Marseilles. Country
& primitive furn., most w/ orig. print or sur-
face, decorated stoneware, fine porcelain.
815-795-6616
SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
MARSHALL
WHIPPOORWILL ANTIQUE MALL, I-70
& Rt. 1 Quality antiques, collectibles. Hrs.
9-5 Mon-Sat; 12-5 Sun. 217-826-8832,
www.whipantique.com
MONTICELLO
SKINNER’S COACHHOUSE ANTIQUES,
N.E. corner of S Market & Sage Dr. Antiques,
Collectibles, Red Wing Pottery, lighting sales
& restoration. Hrs: Tue.-Sat. 11-5 or by appt.
Email: [email protected]
SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
PERUPERU ANTIQUE MALL, 2702 May Road,
North Side I-80 between exits 73 & 75.
Quality Antiques & Furniture. 300 Dlrs,
Single level 9:30-5:30 Daily 815-224-9991
TUSCOLA
VANDALIA
STUFF FOR SALE, 1505 Veterans Ave.
Now Open, either I-70 exit to Veterans.
30,000+ sq ft. Antiques, collectibles, mem-
orabilia, great display. 618-283-2600
Asahel GridleyAntiques
215-217-219 E. Front
Bloomington, Illinois
JIM WHITE,
ANDY WILLITS
Hours: Fri. & Sat. 11:00 AM-5:00 PM
Shop 309-829-9615 309-662-1978
www.gridleyantiques.comSkinner’s
Coachhouse Antiques
Antiques, Collectibles, Red Wing Pottery
Lamp Restoration & Sales
NE corner of S Market & Sage Dr.
Monticello, IL 61856
I-72 to Exit 166 (Market St.), S. to shop
Hrs.: Tu.-Sat. 11-5 or by appt.
217-762-8425
E-mail: [email protected]
YODER’S LAMPS & ANTIQUES
214 S. Vine St.
40+ Dealers
Primitives, Crocks,
Adv., Feed Sacks,
Tools, Glassware
Mon-Sat 8:30-5:00 • 217-543-2108
ARCOLA EMPORIUM ANTIQUES
217-268-4523
201 East Main, Arcola, IL 61910
Hours: M-Sa 9:00am-5:00pm, Su 12:00pm-5:00pm
E-Mail: [email protected]
Online Store: www.Prairiepeddleraeastore.com
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Country at Heart
Antiques &
CollectiblesNearly 5,000 sq. feet of Country and Primitive Furni-
ture, Most w/Original Paint or Surface, Decorated
Stoneware, Fine Costume Jewelry, Porcelain, Glass-
ware, Lighting, Linens, Farm & Household Primitives, Graniteware,
Old Collectibles, Decorative & Country Accessories & Gifts.
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
Come do your Shopping with us!!!!
Hours: Tuesday thru Saturday 10:00 to 5:00
Sunday 11:00 to 4:00 • Monday by chance or appointment
Closed on major holidays
470 Main Street, Marseilles, IL 61341
(get off I-80 Exit 97 go 3 miles south)
815-795-6616
SECOND TIME AROUND ANTIQUE MKT.
I-55 & Exit #233 W. Frontage Rd., Braidwood, IL 60408
Wed.-Fri. 10-4:30, Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-4:30
Closed All Major Holidays
815-458-2034
Unique & quality antique furniture, fireplace mantels, pier
mirrors, glassware, dinnerware & vintage collectibles.
www.2xaroundantiques.com
“Where Quality and History Meet”
PADDY WAGON ANTIQUES
TUSCOLA, IL
101 Southline Rd. I-57 Exit 212 and
1 mile West (Rt. 36 & Main St.)
50+ DEALERS
*Antiques *Primitives *Collectibles
Open Mon.-Sat. 9-5, Sun. 12-5 • 217-253-9150
www.paddywagonantiquestuscola.com
Elwin Antique Mall
“Antiques In Room Settings”
4 mi. S. of Decatur on Rt. 51, ELWIN, IL
217-865-3292
Tues.-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5
Visit the Raspberry Room
A Tea Room & More
217-865-2916 Tues.-Sat. 10-2
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BERWYNPLAYER PIANO CLINIC & EMPO-
RIUM, 6810 W. 26th St. Restored &rebuilt, bought & sold. Always bestto phone first. 708-484-1020 SEE AD ON THIS PAGE
BLUE ISLANDTHROUGH THE LOOKING
GLASS, 13114 S. Western Ave.Antiques & Decorative accessories.10-5 Tue.-Sat; 11-4 Sun. 708-489-SEE AD ON PAGE 6
LOOK FOR LARGER ADVERTISEMENT INTHIS SECTION FOR
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
TELEPHONENUMBER
DESCRIPTIONOF STOCK,
DEALERS ETC.
TOWN NAME NAME OF SHOP OR MALL
ESTABLISHMENTADDRESS
EACH STATE IS DIVIDED INTO SMALLERGEOGRAPHICAL SECTIONS LISTED IN RED TYPE
AT THE TOP OF EACH PAGE
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Alabama city embracing its broad musical cultureFLORENCE, Ala. (AP) – John
Glenn could be using the nearly 40 feet of wall space inside Discount Dan’s Home Center for more home improvement products, but he’s not.
Instead, the space is reserved for glass cases filled with Muscle Shoals music memorabilia, including signed guitars, rare photographs, album covers, gold records and other items related to the area’s rich musical heritage.
“We’re embracing the music culture,” Glenn said.
Discount Dan’s isn’t alone. A number of local businesses and public buildings have displays on the Shoals’ musical heritage that serve as unofficial tour stops for residents and visitors.
In Muscle Shoals City Hall there is a glass case filled with memorabilia, and the Northwest Alabama Regional Airport plans to build displays so that one of the first things visitors see involves Shoals music.
Ye Ole General Store, a downtown fixture since 1947 across from the Florence Post Office, is decorated with framed photos that owner Gordon Glasscock started putting up after becoming interested in the music scene a few years ago.
“I figured out there were people who live here that didn’t know about the people who recorded here,” Glasscock said. “I started reading as much as I could and researching on the Internet.”
There are several photos of The Rolling Stones taken by Swampers bassist David Hood when the Stones
recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios in 1969.
Glasscock’s favorite is a black-and-white shot of Linda Ronstadt when she recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound in the early 1970s.
He credited the Muscle Shoals documentary film for helping spread the word about the area’s music heritage, where it came from and who was involved in it.
The photos on display at Ye Ole General Store have captions that identify the artists in the photos, the location and the date, if it is known.
Glasscock said many of the photos were provided by local music historian and photographer Dick Cooper and by Tommy Wright, who photographed many artists who recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound.
Glasscock, whose parents ran the store for 30 years before he took over after moving back from New Orleans in 2005, said he’s had many people from out of state and out of the country visit the store and check out the photos.
“Last week I had some people from Oregon and Washington state,” he said. He also had some recent visitors from Sweden.
At Discount Dan’s, Glenn said the idea to do something unique for the Sheffield store was discussed before the store opened about two years ago.
“We were trying to think of things that would embed us more in the community,” he said. “Look at the number of people who are tied to the music industry in our region. Every
20th customer that comes in is a musician.”
The display runs along a wall at the front of the store and includes photographs of local artists like Walt Aldridge and Travis Wammack, songwriters Billy Lawson and Chris Tompkins, a Shoals native who now resides in Nashville.
There is a Lynyrd Skynyrd road case covered in stickers and a red electric guitar signed by members of the band.
Glenn said local artists provided some of the items, as did Cooper. Songwriter Mark Narmore provided several items as did Peanutt and Charlene Montgomery, who co-authored a book about their relationship with the late country legend George Jones.
Peanutt Montgomery was a studio guitarist at Fame and wrote numerous songs for Jones. He and his wife own two businesses, Hobby Land and Charlene’s Variety, in downtown Sheffield that feature a variety of memorabilia from the early days of the local music scene.
Another large collection of photographs hangs in Swampers Bar & Grill at the Marriott Shoals Hotel & Spa in Florence.
Swampers has photos from the heyday of Muscle Shoals music throughout the restaurant and lounge. Nearly every available inch of wall space is filled with framed color and black-and-white photos.
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New antique dealer ‘grows’ out of 9-to-5 jobB y A l i c e O t t e n V e r s l u y s
Five years ago, Coloradan Diane Sanders said she was clueless about the antique mall trade. But needing something in her life to be excited about, she first rented a space at Teacups to Tables, a flea market and antique mall in Longmont, Colo., about twenty miles north of Denver.
Initially Sanders wasn’t searching for a business, although she’d always dreamed of one day owning a shop of her own.
“Early on I discovered the antique business was something I could love and be passionate about,” Sanders said. “On the other hand, shoddy business practices at my then current office job drained me.”
Sanders said she wanted to quit her office job, but she didn’t dare dream renting booth space in an antique mall could produce enough income to take the place of her full time position as a pediatrics office receptionist. However while giving her first booth at Teacups a fresh coat of blue paint, a second space opened up next to it.
Sanders thought she barely had
enough merchandise to fill one space and she worried about how she’d fill a second space. But her husband Scott Sanders, an entrepreneur, encouraged her to take the additional booth. Hesitant, she agreed and painted that space blue too.
Nearly overnight Sanders became a student who needed to learn the business quickly. At the onset she had decided the business must reach beyond hobby level in order to replace her office job income.
“I had real bills,” Sanders said. “I gave myself a six-month learning curve if this venture was going work.”
Teacups to Tables customers responded positively to Sander’s booth displays; merchandise started selling quickly. And when her husband witnessed his wife’s healthy sales and the potential for her new business, he got involved. The Sanders began attending antique auctions, estate sales, and yard sales together. They also jumped onto Craigslist and eBay to find additional furniture to stock the booths.
Within two whirlwind years Sanders acquired six booths in various antique malls she discovered along Colorado’s Front Range. And for the most part it seems the business came to her.
“My husband and I never aggressively pursued the business,” Sanders said. “Instead, we kept adding spaces because Scott kept finding more furniture to sell. Whenever we went to an antique mall to address a need, a space presented itself to us.”
Five years later (and experiencing typical business-building bumps and scrapes along the way) Sanders now owns Eclectic by Design where she specializes in French, English and Early American antiques, plus country primitives and new vintage-style home décor.
The business grew so quickly that Sanders had trouble keeping up with the demand. A history buff like Sanders, her husband began buying in earnest and began researching items they located on their hunts.
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I L L I N O I S - S e c t i o n 1AURORA OUT OF THE ATTIC, 4054B Fox Valley Center Dr., 60504. 630-898-0557. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE BLUE ISLAND THREE SISTERS ANTIQUE MALL, 13042 Western Ave, Blue Island, IL 60406. 65 Dealers. 11-5 Sun-Fri, 10-6 Sat. 708-597-3331. Like us on Facebook!
CRETE THE MARKET PLACE, 550 W. Exchange St., 17 dealers, 4,000 sq. ft., Certified Steiff Dealer, Closed Weds, 708-672-5556.
FOREST PARK KRENEK’S ANTIQUES, 7501 W. Madison, 60130. 708-366-1242. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
GENEVA ANTIQUES ON STATE, 422 W State St (Rt 38), 60134. 630-232-4050, www.antiquesonstate.com.
GENEVA ANTIQUE MARKET, lowest level,The Berry House. 227 S. 3rd St. A Multi-Dealer Market. An Antique Hunter’s Delight! Mon-Sat 10-5; Sun 12-5. 630-208-1150.
GLEN ELLYN SIGN OF THE WHALE ANTIQUES, 558 Crescent. 19th C. American Antiques & Folk Art. 10-5 Mon.-Sat; Clsd. Wed.630-469-5320 www.signofthewhaleantiques.com
GURNEE GURNEE ANTIQUE CENTER, I-94 at S.H. 132 - Grand Ave. E.Mon.-Sat. 10-5; Sun. 12-5. Open until 8 p.m. On Thursdays. 847-782-9094 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
LEMONTLEMONT HISTORIC DOWNTOWN, Located 30 minutes SW of Chicago, Take I-55 to Lemont Road South Exit and go 3 1/2 miles to historic Downtown Shopping, 630-257-1550, www.lemont.il.us SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 13
SMOKEY ROW ANTIQUE SHOP, 112 Stephen St. Eclectic home decor. Early communications & music. Vintage jewelry & clothing. 630-257-1112. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 13
THE INN AT SMOKEY ROW, 112 Stephen St. 2nd floor. Cozy suites, w/ Whirlpool tubs. Gourmet Breakfast. Walk to fine dining. 630-888-5259. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 13
GRETA’S ANTIQUES, 408 Main St, Specializing in rare books, fashion jewelry, fine china, carnival glass, Americana col-lectibles. 630-257-0021. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 13
SANDWICH OLDE TIMERS ANTIQUE CENTRE, 131 E. Church St. (Rte.34). Open 7 days a week 10-5. 130+ dealers. A Huge, Beautiful Mall! 815-786-6430 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 13
SUNDAY AT SANDWICH ANTIQUES SHOW, Held at the historic Sandwich Fairgrounds May-October. Visit www.sundayatsandwichantiques.com. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 14
SOUTH BELOIT ANGELA’S ATTIC ANTIQUE MALL, 1020 Gardiner St. I-90 exit 1, 1 mi W. 100 deal-ers. Daily 10-5. 815-389-1679.
ROSCOE ANTQ MALL, 1019 Gardner, Open 7 Days 10am-5pm, 815-389-8800. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 13
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I L L I N O I S - S e c t i o n 1ST CHARLES 58TH SPRING FOX VALLEY SHOW, March 14 & 15, 2015. Sat 10-5, Sun 10-4. Admission $8. Kane County Fairgrounds, 525 S Randall Rd, 60174. 18th, 19th & Early 20th Century Antiques. 55 dealers from 14 states. www.csada.com, 847-321-1712
41ST FALL FOX VALLEY ANTIQUE SHOW, Oct 17 & 18, 2015. Sat 10-5, Sun 10-4. Admission $8. Kane County Fairgrouds, 525 S Randall Rd, 60174. 18th, 19th & Early 20th Century Antiques. 55 dealers from 14 states. www.csada.com, 847-321-1712
ANTIQUE MARKET I, 11 N. Third St., Unit A. 630-377-1868. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 12
VOLO VOLO ANTIQUE MALLS & AUTO MUSEUM, 100 showcases, 330 antique dealers, 250 collector cars. 2 blocks under roof. 815-344-6062 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 14
WESTMONT 30 NORTH ANTIQUES, 30 North Cass Ave., Westmont, IL 60559, 630-971-0913. www.30northantique.com, [email protected] 3/4 mile south of Ogden Ave or 1/2 block north of Burlington tracks, quality antique fur-niture and collectibles.
WOODSTOCK COLONIAL ANTIQUE MALL, 890 Lake Ave. 815-334-8960. 150 Quality Dealers, 35,000 sq.ft. Open 7 days. See Us on Facebook!
Monday-Saturday 10:00 AM - 5:00 PMSunday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Olde Timers Antique Centre is a desti-nation. Located on Rt. 34 in downtown Sandwich, this huge antique mall is known for quality merchandise and competitive pricing.
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Arriving Daily. More than 130 dealers offer the finest in furniture, Textiles, jewelry, sports & military collectibles, antique & vintage toys & dolls, barware & beer collect-ibles, mirrors, framed oils & prints, clocks, tools, books, vintage clothing and more and more!! Upper level is antiques and a coun-try-themed gift shop. Basement is always a clearance area.
Over 75 Booths175 Showcases • Over 130 Dealers
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1019 Gardner Street • South Beloit, IL 1 mile west of I-90 on Rte. 75 – Illinois Exit #1 (Just North of Rockford)
20,000 sq. ft. of QUALITY ANTIQUES & Over 100 DEALERS
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1019 Gardner Street • South Beloit, IL1 mile west of I-90 on Rte. 75 - Illinois Exit #1 (Just North of Rockford)
Open Daily 10-5 / Phone: 815-389-880020,000 sq. ft. of QUALITY pre-1960 ANTIQUES
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There are also six acoustic guitars that are covered with signatures of Muscle Shoals artists and musicians with connections to the area.
On another wall behind a small stage where local musicians frequently play are several mounted T-shirts from Fame and Muscle Shoals Sound.
“From the get-go we were looking for a way to showcase that story and introduce the story of Muscle Shoals music to the 100,000 guests that go through the hotel each year,” General Manager Larry Bowser said. “To me, our music history and heritage is one of the greatest attractions the Shoals has.”
Another nod to the Shoals musical legacy are suites named after The Father of Rock ‘n’ Roll, Sam Phillips, and the Father of the Blues, W.C. Handy.
Phillips and Handy were both born in Florence.
In Sheffield, the Jameson Inn is
building a collection of photos and memorabilia in the Singing River Bar & Grill. The lounge also features a weekly Shoals songwriters showcase hosted by local blues guitarist Max Russell.
On Avalon Avenue in Muscle Shoals, The Trojan House began embracing the Shoals Music scene when it opened about five years ago.
“We’re just big music lovers,” co-owner Louisa Oswalt said of herself and her husband, Tommy. “There’s so much music history here.”
Not to be left out, the Muscle Shoals City Hall has a large wood and glass display case featuring several pieces of Muscle Shoals music history, including several Fame label 45 rpm records, photographs of Fame founder Rick Hall with the late Duane Allman and the Osmonds. There are also several pieces of old WLAY radio memorabilia.
There are also photos and other memorabilia at Champy’s Chicken in Muscle Shoals, Counts Brothers Music in Muscle Shoals and the Florence-Lauderdale Tourism office.
Muscle ShoalsFrom Page 7
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I L L I N O I S - S e c t i o n 2CURRAN CURRAN ANTIQUE MALL, 6425 Old Rt. 54 W. I-72 x 91, 1.4 mi W. Lamp parts, primitives, furniture. Thur-Sat 10-5, Sun 1-5. 217-483-8585.
DIVERNON LISA’S ANTIQUE MALLS, 2 buildings. Open daily 10-6. Lisa I & II, I-55 & Rt 104, exit 82, 10 mi S of Springfield. 217-628-1111/628-3333. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
EAST PEORIA PLEASANT HILL ANTIQUE MALL, 315 S Pleasant Hill Rd. Over 200 dealers, 30,000 sq. ft. Open 7 days. 309-694-4040 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
GALESBURG HAWTHORNE CENTRE ANTIQUE MALL, 2188 Veterans Dr. Mon-Fri 9-6, Sat 10-5, Sun 11-4. 309-344-2818
QUINCY OLD TOWN ANTIQUES, 1883 Hampshire, 18th & 19th C furn, etc. 217-223-2963. E-mail: [email protected], website: www.oldtownantiqueshop.com
SPRINGFIELD BARREL ANTIQUE MALL, 5850 S. 6TH St. Rd. I-55 x 90, 1 blk E, 2nd Rt. Across from Cracker Barrel. 36 Dlrs, 12,000 sq ft. Daily 9:30-5:30. 217-585-1438. barrelmall.com
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Colorado DealerFrom Page 9
“We found an incredibly heavy cast iron bakers rack for just $179,” Sanders said. “There was a foundry mark on the bottom which my husband researched. We learned the rack was an antique that had been forged in France. We put $3,800 on it. When you only pay for $179 for a piece, you have a lot of room to move on a price.”
That first year Sanders, who had a daughter in college, made no money. But eight months after her start at Teacups to Tables, Sanders opened a booth at The Brass Armadillo, an antique mall in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. She soon added booths in Littleton, Arvada, and two in Lafayette, her hometown. She recently dropped one space that didn’t work out, but added another at Hampden Street Antique Market in Denver.
“Unlike my office job, working this new business has brought me a lot of joy,” Sanders said. “The business was affirming from the get go. It was something I could be good at, something I discovered I was good at.”
In addition to the mix, Sanders attributes much of her business success to her husband’s savvy ability to negotiate.
“Scott exercises his intuition in bargaining and while friendly, he’s not timid about it,” Sanders said. “Plus he finds the best stuff.”
Mentoring by fellow dealers also helped Sanders launch and grow her new business.
“Fellow dealers have been generous with tips and tricks of the trade,” she said. Sell what you love was one of the first tips Sanders received when she entered the business.
An unexpected benefit has been Sander’s joy of finding a new interest to share with her husband, thus strengthening her 34-year marriage.
“My husband and I are learning through the struggles and successes of this business that we can be a strong team. We now have a business we’re both excited about,” she said. “Each of us brings our strengths to the enterprise. As a result our marriage has grown immensely.”
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I L L I N O I S - S e c t i o n 3ARCOLA
ARTHUR
BLOOMINGTON ASAHEL GRIDLEY ANTIQUES, 215 - 217 - 219 E. Front St.11-5 Fri. & Sat. Jim White, prop. 309-829-9615/662-1978 www.gridleyantiques.com SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
BRAIDWOOD
CHENOA REDBIRD ANTIQUE MALL, 24 dlrs, 100 E Cemetery Ave. Tues-Sun. 815-945-5000
GARDNER SPENCER’S ANTIQUES & RESALE, 305 Liberty St, Gardner, IL, 60424. Open Mon, Wed, Fri 10-4. Winter Hours Call First. 815-546-6306.
DANVILLE RABBITTOWN ANTIQUES AND ARTISANS, 419 E Main St, Danville, IL 61832. 50 Vendors. Open 7 Days a Week. www.rabbittown.net
MANTENO MANTENO ANTIQUE MALL, 35 E. Third St. 815-468-0114. Open 7 days 10-5. Clsd. all major holidays. 12,000 sq. ft. all on 1 level. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
MARSEILLES COUNTRY AT HEART ANTIQUES, 470 Main St. in downtown Marseilles. Country & primitive furn., most w/ orig. print or sur-face, decorated stoneware, fine porcelain. 815-795-6616 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
MARSHALL WHIPPOORWILL ANTIQUE MALL, I-70 & Rt. 1 Quality antiques, collectibles. Hrs. 9-5 Mon-Sat; 12-5 Sun. 217-826-8832, www.whipantique.com
MONTICELLO SKINNER’S COACHHOUSE ANTIQUES, N.E. corner of S Market & Sage Dr. Antiques, Collectibles, Red Wing Pottery, lighting sales & restoration. Hrs: Tue.-Sat. 11-5 or by appt. Email: [email protected] SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
PERU PERU ANTIQUE MALL, 2702 May Road, North Side I-80 between exits 73 & 75. Quality Antiques & Furniture. 300 Dlrs, Single level 9:30-5:30 Daily 815-224-9991
TUSCOLA
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Mon-Sat 8:30-5:00 • 217-543-2108
214 S. Vine St.40+ Dealers
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ARCOLA EMPORIUM ANTIQUES217-268-4523
201 East Main, Arcola, IL 61910Hours: M-Sa 9:00am-5:00pm, Su 12:00pm-5:00pm
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NE corner of S Market & Sage Dr.Monticello, IL 61856
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Wed.-Fri. 10-4:30, Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-4:30Closed All Major Holidays
815-458-2034Unique & quality antique furniture, fireplace mantels, pier mirrors, glassware, dinnerware & vintage collectibles.
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215-217-219 E. FrontBloomington, Illinois
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ANDY WILLITS
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I L L I N O I S - S e c t i o n 4BURNT PRAIRIE BURNT PRAIRIE GRAND ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES, Mon-Sat 9-5; Sun 12-5. Burnt Prairie, IL I-64 exit 117. 618-896-2408.
FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS ST. CLAIR ANTIQUE MALL, 315 Salem Place, Fairview Heights, IL 62208. 150 display booths, 225 showcases. Open daily 10-6. 618-628-1650. www.missouriantiquemalls.com. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 73
GODFREY MY ANTIQUE STORE, Specializing in Glass & China. 1007 W Delmar. 618-466-1616 www.myantiquestore.com
GREENVILLE THIRD STREET MARKET, 520 S. Third St. 7600 sq.ft.Multi-Dealer Mall.10-5 Mon.Sat; 12-5 Sun. Closed Wed. 618-664-0083. I-70 (exit 45), North on Rt. 127.
JOHNSTON CITY SHAMROCK ANTIQUES, Highway 57, Exit 59 toward Johnston City. Left on Hwy 37. 2 blocks on left. Multi-dealer. shop: 618-983-5200 or cell 618-303-3486. [email protected]
MARION
NASHVILLE
ANTIQUE MALL OF PERRY COUNTYI-64, Exit 50, South 9 Miles
*12,000 Sq. Ft. On 1 Floor *70+ Vendors618-336-5300
Ample parking For RV’s
KERR’S ANTIQUES“EST. IN 1959”
213 N. Hamlet, Marion, IL 62959
Large Stock – Choice Victorian Furniture,Lamps, Accessories
Chance or appointment 618-993-6389
Thousands still travel ‘Mother Road,’ historic Route 66B y J O A N N H U S T I S
STREATOR, Ill. — There’s many a story behind the old highway saying, “Get Your Kicks on Route 66,” a slogan that’s recognized almost worldwide.
One story tells of the English visitor who stopped in 2009 to look over the historic gas station-turned-welcome center on old U.S. Route 66 and Illinois 17 at Dwight, Ill. The visitor was asked to sign the log book. He promptly wrote his name – Paul McCartney. Wow! The local newspaper was notified. The fol-lowing day, a picture of McCartney, one of the four famous Beatles, appeared on the front page of the home town paper.
Another tale highlights Dwight’s Pioneer Gothic Church, which the local Presbyterian congregation built in 1857. In 1860, 18-year-old Prince Albert of Wales, the son of Great Britain’s Queen Victoria and who later succeeded to the British throne as King Edward VII, attended the Dwight church while on a two-month royal tour of Canada and the United States.
Prince Albert arrived by train in Dwight at 6:27 p.m. on Sept. 22, 1860. He spent a week in the area, hunting prairie chickens and quail. He stayed at the home of his host, James Spencer, a founder of Dwight. Then in the 20th century, the Spencer house was remod-
eled by American architect Ossian Cole Simmonds and given to the town. And, the Pioneer Gothic Church has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1983.
The story of Renfrew Park is about some land deeded to Dwight in 1897 on the stipulation it was to be used as a public park. The preserve was named in honor of “Baron Renfrew,” the alias used by the Prince of Wales when he visited the village in 1860. The land was deeded by David McWilliams of Dwight, who had begun a bank and a dry goods store in the village. He was a relative of Julia Child, the noted American chef, author and television personality.
“Route 66 – the name is still magic,” former teacher Joy Ahearn of Dwight, who volunteers at the historic gas sta-tion/welcome center on old U.S. 66, noted of the highway that’s considered a classic example of Main Street USA.
“Get Your Kicks” was written by Bobby Troup in 1946 and sung by Nat King Cole.
“If you ever plan to motor west, Travel my way
Take the highway that’s the best Get your kicks on Route 66. It winds from Chicago to L.A. More than 2,000 miles all the way Get your kicks on Route 66.” Driving Route 66 is the perfect way
to discover America, Ahearn said May 21 in a talk about the venerable high-way to the Just Older Youth group of Streator. Also known as the Will Rogers Highway, the Main Street of America and the Mother Road, U.S. Route 66 was one of the original roadways with-in the federal Highway System.
Historic Route 66 extends more than 2,000 miles from Chicago to Los Angeles. The highway travels through the heart of the United States – Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California – and some of the country’s most arche-typal roadside scenes.
“If you’re looking for great displays of neon signs, rusty middle-of-nowhere truck stops, or kitschy Americana, do as the song says and get your kicks on Route 66,” the Road Trip USA publica-tion notes.
Route 66 is one of the country’s first transcontinental highways. The high-way was known in the 1930s-1940s as the Main Street of America because it crossed small towns in the Midwest and Southwest. Hundreds of motels, gas stations and tourist attractions lined either side of the highway. Hundreds of thousands of farm fami-lies in the Dust Bowl era of the 1930s migrated to California on Route 66,
Above: This sign inviting the public to visit his-toric Route 66 – the Mother Road – hangs outside the official welcome center in Dwight, Ill. The village is bisected by the still-traveled old U.S. highway that crosses eight states. (Photo submitted)
See Route 66 on page 23
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Route 66From Page 20
following what author John Steinbeck wrote was the “Mother Road.”
In his book, The Grapes of Wrath, Steinbeck told of the thousands of people migrating to California to escape the despair of the Dust Bowl states. Many of those fleeing used Route 66 – the Mother Road – the Road of Flight – in their journey west.
“Did you know that Dwight had the first traffic stop light – or probably the first stop sign I should say – south of Chicago?” Ahearn told her audi-ence. “You could start in Chicago and drive 35 miles without a stop.”
She and her husband, Don, who also teaches, volunteer their services weekly at the former Route 17 gas station on Route 66. The old station operated from 1939 to 1999, the lon-gest continuously running service station to pump gas on historic Route 66. The station is now the official Route 66 welcome center for tourists to the historic highway and is open throughout the summer season. The station/welcome center is now includ-ed in the National Register of Historic Places.
“Route 66 fascinates people world-wide,” Ahearn said. “We’ll get a
motorcycle group out of Chicago one day with riders maybe from Brazil, Germany, Australia and Japan. They come into the welcome center, take pictures and look around. Then the next group – like the Firebirds Club – will come in old 1950s cars. There’ll be 30 to 40 of them, just rolling down the highway in these pink, green and purple cars.
“Some groups ride bikes,” she added. “They come to the center in groups of 30 and 40 riders at a time. They all want to go down the road. We have so much fun talking to peo-ple from every country. Most of them speak English – or partial English. It’s fun meeting these people from throughout the world.”
More than 9,600 visitors signed the Route 66 guest book at the welcome station last year. They came from 49 of the nation’s 50 states – only West Virginia was not represented. Tourists came from 52 countries worldwide, Ahearn recalled.
“People from all countries have read and heard about Route 66 from songs and movies,” she said. “They have seen the 1960-1964 TV show Route 66 with Martin Milner and George Maharis. Our visitors know their history and are very prepared with their itineraries.”
Following World War II, people by the thousands left the industrial East for good jobs in the suburban idyll of Southern California, again following Route 66. The historic highway came to embody the demographic shift from the Rust Belt to the Sun Belt, Road Trip USA notes.
Beginning in the late 1950s and gradually continuing for the next 25 years, old Route 66 was bypassed, sec-tion by section, as the high-speed interstate highways were completed. When the last stretch of freeway was finished in 1984, Route 66 was official-ly decommissioned. The old route is now designated as Historic Route 66.
“You can still find the ‘old road itself’ in every one of the eight states historic Route 66 crosses,” Ahearn said. “Motor courts, gas stations, curio shops and tourist attractions still abound. It will always mean ‘going somewhere.’ Where would you like to go?”
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I N D I A N A - S e c t i o n 2AVON AVON ANTIQUES, 192 N. St. Rd. 267. Quilts, hickory/furn, primitives. 10-5 Mon.-Sat. 317-272-4842. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
BRAZIL IT’S THE BERRY’S, Antiques in the Barn. 6445 W. St. Rd 340, 6 mi west of Brazil on St. Rd. 340. 812-448-8250. Thur, Fri, Sat 10-5, Other days by Appointment. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 26
COVINGTON COVINGTON ANTIQUE CO., US 136 & IN 63 (SE corner). 765-793-3881. Open dly 10-5. Email: [email protected]
HOUSE WITH THE LIONS ANTIQUES, INC. On the Square. General line, furni-ture, prims, glassware. 10-5 Mon.-Sat; 1-5 Sun. other times by chnc/appt. Warner & Carol Freese 765-793-2710 [email protected] - Since 1973
GLORIE BEE ANTIQUES, 314 Liberty St. “On the Square,” Mon-Sat 10-5, closed Sun. 765-793-0688. Like us on Facebook! www.gloriebeeantiques.com
CRAWFORDSVILLE CABBAGES & KINGS ANTIQUE MALL, 124 S. Washington St. Mon-Sat 10-5; Sun 12-5. 765-362-2577. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
DAYTON KOEHLER BROTHERS “THE GENERAL STORE”, 1/2 mile off I-65, Exit St. Rd. 38. 765-426-7749 or 765-296-9266. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 26
DELPHI LINDA’S TREASURE TROVE & RUBY’S COTTAGE ANTIQUES,1816 N. Wells St., 46923. 765-564-3649. GLASSWARE, FURNITURE, PRIMITIVES, COLLECTIBLES. Open Tue-Sat 10-5, Sun chance or appt.
INDIANAPOLIS SOUTHPORT ANTIQUE MALL, 2028 E. Southport Rd. (65 S. Exit 103, 1 3/4 mi. W. on Southport Rd.) 10-8 Mon.-Sat; 12-5 Sun. Over 200 dealers. 317-786-8246
MIDLAND ARTS & ANTIQUES MARKET, Now with 2 locations, 907 E Michigan St. and 488 Gradle Dr. in Carmel. 10-6 Mon-Sat; 12-5 Sun. 317-267-9005 (Indy) or 317-569-9105 (Carmel) ` SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 27
MANOR HOUSE ANTIQUE MALL, 8039 S.Meridian St, 46217.8 Miles South of Downtown Indy, Open daily. All Independent Local Merchants, Quality Antiques, Vintage, Pianos, Collectibles, Showroom Style Displays, One Level. MUST SEE! SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
CHRISTY’S OF INDIANA, 6851 S. Madison Ave.Antiques - Auctions 317-784-0000 - Fax: 317-784-3662 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
WHITE LIONANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
We have a great selection of advertising, primitives, toys, everything from cartoon cels to stained glass ... check us out!!
KIRKLIN, INDIANAJust 20 mi. North of Indy on U.S. 421
Sat. 10:00-6:00 & Sun. 11:00-6:00 • 765-279-5777www.whitelionantiques.com
Over 20,000 Square Feet,3½ Floors of
Primitives * GlasswareFurniture * Quilts
Collectibles * Pottery * Vintage Books
* Lighting
Hwy. 231 - 124 S. Washington Street
DOWNTOWNCRAWFORDSVILLE, IN
Open 7 Daysp yMonday - Saturday 10 - 5
Sunday 12 - 5
Except Major Holidays
Layaway Available
Phone - (765) 362-2577
• ANTIQUE MALL •
MHMMMANOR HOUSE ANTIQUE MALLALL INDEPENDENT LOCAL MERCHANTS
8039 South Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46217(Meridian Shoppes, just 8 miles South of Downtown Indy)
OPEN DAILYBlend Quality Antiques w/Designer Furniture and
Accessories, Glassware, Vintage Pianos,Costume Jewelry, Records, Books
LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLESHOWROOM STYLE DISPLAYS • GLASS SHOWCASES
ONE LEVEL - MUST SEE!
Reminisce Antiqueand Variety Store
Located in Historic Collett Park Area2401 N. 13th St., Terre Haute, INOpen 7 Days A Week 10 AM-5 PM
Sundays 10 AM-3 PM317-640-3057
30 Booths – Layaway AvailableAntiques, primitives, collectible glass, tools, toys,
jewelry, knives, coins, sports, and furniture.A mix of new vintage and also home decor & gifts.
Many unique treasures & much more!
AUNT PATTY’S ON THE SQUAREANTIQUES - COLLECTIBLES
CRAFTS101 West High St., Rockville, IN
Days-765-569-7442Evenings-765-569-2605
Open 6 days 10-5; Sun. 12-5Buying single items and
entire estates
AVONANTIQUES192 N. STATE RD. 267
AVON, IN 46123465 to US 36 West approx. 7 mi. to 267, N ¼ mi. Avon North Business Complex.
Open Monday-Saturday 10-5Sunday by chance
Quilts, primitives, hickory/furniture, toys & general line of pre-1940s
317-272-4842
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Shady Lane Antique Mall6 miles South of I-70 on US 41 • TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA
150+ BOOTHS & SHOWCASES10,000 sq. ft. of Carpeted, Air-Conditioned Show SpaceOutstanding Selection of Quality Antiques & Collectibles
www.shadylaneantiques.netMon.-Sat. 10-5; Sun. 12-5 (812) 299-1625 Layaway-Charge Cards
“Largest Antique Mall In Area”
Cindy Marsh / Ron Koehler765-426-7749 OR 765-296-9266
“MOVED TO DAYTON, IN”½ mile from I-65 Exit St. Rd. 38
KOEHLER BROS.
AMERICAN FOLK ARTCOUNTRY STORE
Specializing in unusual & hard-to-find country store advertising items, dis-play cases & counters. Hundreds of advertising cans, signs, store bins & miscellaneous store fixtures. Large selection: General line of antiques, prim-itives, country paint, Civil War, Lincoln, American folk art.
Visit our 1867 Historic General Store.
IT’S THE BERRY’SAntiques in the Barn
Primitives, Stoneware, Old Toolsand Other Antiques
Thursday, Friday,Saturday 10-5
Other Days By Appointment6445 West State Road 340
Brazil, IN812-448-8250
6 miles west of Brazil on State Road 340
KIRKLIN WHITE LION ANTIQUES & COLLS US 421. (20 mi. N of Indpls) Great selection! NEW HOURS: Sat 10:00-6:00, Sun 11:00-6:00 765-279-5777. www.whitelionantiques.com SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 25
LOGANSPORT PECULIAR TREASURES AT CLOSSON LUMBER, 9th & Erie Ave., 46947. 574-722-5555. Antiques & collectibles. Open Mon-Sat 10-5.
REMINGTON MINI MEASURES, 37 S. Ohio. Downtown. 10-4 Tue-Fri, Sat by chance 219-261-3665
ROCKVILLE AUNT PATTY’S ON THE SQUARE, 101 W. High St. Open 6 days 10-5, Sun 12-5. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 25
SPEEDWAY THE MAIN ATTRACTION ANTIQUE MALL, 1450 Main St., 11-7 6 days a week, closed Tues. Featuring antiques new & used furni-ture, jewelry, coins, collectibles, comic books and racing memorabilia. 317-248-1450 www.mainattractionantiques.com. Look for the Yellow Canopy.
TERRE HAUTE SHADY LANE ANTIQUE MALL, 9247 S. US Hwy. 41. 812-299-1625. 6 mi. South of I-70 on US 41 10-5 Mon.-Sat; 12-5 Sun. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
REMINISCE ANTIQUES & VARIETY, 2401 N 13th St. Open 7 days a week, 10-5. 317-640-3057. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 25
ZIONSVILLE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUES OF INDIANAPOLIS, 5000 W. 96th St. Mon-Sat 10-5, chance or appt. Specializing in architectural antiques.317-873-2727, www.antiquesarchitectural.com
BROWN’S ANTIQUES, 315 N. 5th St. (1 block N. of Public Library). Established 1945 - 3 buildings full - General Line. Replacement Lamp Shades too. Mon-Sat., 10-5 & Sun by chance. 317-873-2284 866-908-1396. www.brownsantiques.com
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Visit us at our Carmel location 488 Gradle Drive, Carmel, IN • 317-569-9105Carmel Hours: Open Tuesday-Saturday 10a-6p Sunday & Monday hours please call
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I N D I A N A - S e c t i o n 3CHESTERTON KATHY’S ANTIQUES,1599 S. Calumet. 219-926-1400, Tue-Sat. 10am-4pm. Licensed Appraiser, General Line.
KATIES ANTIQUES, 219 S. Calumet. Thur, Fri, Sat & Sun 11-4:30 or by appt. 219-508-2487.
LA PORTE VINTAGE LIGHTING BY JEROME, 3297 N. 400 W., 219-369-3241. By appointment only. www.vintagelightinginc.com SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
OLD HOUSE ANTIQUES, 6156 N. Fail Road. 219-778-2245, hours by chance or appt. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
COACHMAN ANTIQUE MALL, 500 Lincolnway, Downtown LaPorte, 3 blocks East of Courthouse. 219-326-5933. Open 10-5 dly; 12-2 Sun. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
PLAIN & FANCY ANTIQUES, 5395 W. Johnson Rd. (1/2 way btwn LaPorte & Michigan City). Regular Hours Mon-Sat 9-5, Sun 11-5, (Jan-March call for winter hours). 219-362-5277. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
ANTIQUE JUNCTION MALL, 711 Lincolnway, 219-324-0363.Fri & Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5, Mon 10-5. www.malldog.com. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
AS TIME GOES BY, 614 Lincolnway, 219-324-4868. Mon-Tues closed, Wed-Fri 11-5, Sat 10-4, Sun 12-4. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
UP TOWNE SHOPPES, 623 State St, 219-325-3929, Mon & Wed-Fri 10-5:00, Sat 10-4, Sun 12-4. SEE DISPLAY AD THIS PAGE
FORRESTER ROAD MERCHANTILE, 0754 S Forrester Rd. LaPorte, IN. 219-324-3058. Wed-Sun 9-5 or by chance. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
LOWELL DRAGONFLIES ANTIQUES & ACCESSORIES, 402 E Commercial. Tues, Wed, Fri & Sat 10-4, By chance on Thurs, Closed Sun & Mon. 219-690-1901.
TREASURES FOUND, LLC ANTIQUE MALL, 306 E Commercial Ave, 46356. Wed-Fri 10-5, Sat 10-6, Sun 12-4. Mulitiple Dealers on Two Floors. 219-225-5080.
TISH’S ANTIQUES, 201 E. Commercial. Established 1975.1860-1920 Furniture, general line . 4,000 sq ft on 2 flrs. Tues-Sat 10-4. 219-690-1666. www.tishsantiques.com, named “BEST IN THE MIDWEST” by Rand McNally June 2007 and “BEST IN REGION” NWI Times 2010-2012.
MICHIGAN CITY ATTIC ACCENTS, 113 W 9th St, Tue-Sat 10-4. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
THE ANTIQUE MARKET, 3707 N. Frontage Rd. (@ I-94 & US 421). 140 Dealers. Antiques & Collectibles. 10-5 Dly, 12-5 Sun. 219-879-4084. www.theantiquemarketmc.com SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 30
RENSSELAER GREENE’S EXIT 215 ANTIQUE MALL, 3300 W Clark St, 219-866-5140. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 30
ROLLING PRAIRIE PRAIRIE FARM ANTIQUES & MORE, Hwy 2 & 600 E. 219-778-2892. Open late Apr-Oct. Sat-Sun 10-4. www.prairiefarmantiques.blogspot.com. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
WANATAH THE BOOKWORM, 11576 W US Hwy 30, Ste B, Wanatah, IN. 219-773-2403. Mon-Wed 10-5, Fri-Sat 10-5. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
TAKE THE LA PORTE COUNTY ANTIQUE TOUR 1. THE BOOKWORM 11576 W. U.S. Hwy. 30, Ste. B Wanatah, IN 219-733-2403 www.wanatahbookworm.com
2. ATTIC ACCENTS 831 Franklin St. Michigan City, IN
3. THE ANTIQUE MARKET I-94 & US 421 Michigan City, IN 219-879-4084 www.theantiquemarketmc.com
4. PLAIN & FANCY ANTIQUES 5395 W. Johnson Rd. La Porte, IN 219-362-5277 5. VINTAGE LIGHTING BY R. JEROME 3297 N. 400 W. La Porte, IN 219-369-3241 www.vintagelightinginc.com 6. FORRESTER ROAD MERCANTILE 0754 S. Forrester Rd. La Porte, IN 219-324-3058
7. ANTIQUE JUNCTION 711 Lincolnway La Porte, IN 219-309-1780 www.malldog.com
8. UP TOWNE SHOPPES 623 State St. La Porte, IN 219-325-3929
9. AS TIME GOES BY 614 Lincolnway La Porte, IN 219-324-4868
10. COACHMAN ANTIQUE MALL 500 Lincolnway La Porte, IN 219-326-5933
11. OLD HOUSE ANTIQUES 6156 N. Fail Rd. La Porte, IN 219-778-2245
12. PRAIRIE FARM ANTIQUES AND MORE PRAIRIE FARM ANTIQUE PROMOTION, LLC Hwy. 2 & 600 East Rolling Prairie, IN 219-778-2892 www.prairiefarmantiques.blogspot.com
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GREENE’S EXIT 215 ANTIQUE MALL
– ½ Way Between Chicago And Indianapolis – 135 Booths And Showcases – 12,000 Square Foot Building – Adjacent To 14,000 Sq. Ft. Amish Furniture Store – Quality Dealers Always Wanted
Hours CSTMonday - Saturday 9-5
Sunday 12-4219-866-5140
Take I-65 To Exit 215, Go East About 1 Mile On Hwy. 1143300 W. Clark St.,
Rensselaer, IN 47978
At I-94 & U.S. 421MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA
Michigan City’s Very Own Antique Mall140 Dealers with
Fine Antiques and Collectibles
www.theantiquemarketmc.com
HOURS: Daily 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.Sunday 12:00 Noon-5:00 p.m.
She started her mall before antique malls were cool B y E r i c C . R o d e n b e r g
DECATUR, Ind. — Yvonne Marie Gilbert could teach antique mall owners a few lessons – about persistence, survival and remaining true to her customers and dealers.
On Aug. 1, the family-owned Yvonne Marie’s Antique Mall in the downtown of this small town (pop. 9,238) in mostly rural northeastern Indiana will mark its 25th year in business.
When Gilbert and her late husband, Sam, opened the mall at 152 S. Second St. in 1978, “people didn’t know what an antique mall was,” according to Yvonne Marie. “There were a couple small stores that had been around forever, but this was a concept that was really new.”
Yvonne and Sam carried the idea for the mall from a trip they had made to Sioux City, Iowa.
“That was the first mall we had ever seen,” Yvonne Marie said. “We thought it was really neat … it was one of the very first antiques mall. We thought that’s what Decatur needed.”
That May, the couple bought a store that would ultimately comprise four store fronts in downtown Decatur with three floors. Son-in-law Joe Fullenkamp built the large, heavy wooden sign that still hangs out over Second Street.
“We opened on Aug. 1 and, by then, we had a full house.”
The store started out with about 75 booths; that’s close to the number of booths they have today.
“A lot of my dealers have been with me the full 25 years,” Yvonne Marie says. “We also brought a lot of people to Decatur over the years, and they keep coming back.
“The economy is always something to
be concerned about … always has been. But, right now, furniture is selling like crazy – we’re selling furniture almost every day. Our dealers price their items to sell – and they’re selling.”
Beginning in August, the dealers will be offering 25 percent off on their wares in recognition of Yvonne Marie’s quarter century in business.
The mall is open seven days a week. “I like to work,” 78-year-old Yvonne Marie says, “but sometimes I work a little more than I like … but I don’t know what I would do without the mall.”
Through the years, though, she has had a great deal of help from her two sons and a daughter.
“This is definitely a family affair,” daughter Lori Fullenkamp says. “I remember starting out tracking sales with a regular notebook and carbon paper. This is kind of where we grew up; now the grandkids (nine in number) are growing up here.”
Prior to opening the mall, Yvonne Marie and Sam had only a casual interest in collecting antiques. That is, excepting Yvonne Marie’s collection of Dionne quintuplet items of which she has one of the largest collections in the world.
The quintuplets were born on May 28, 1934, to poor, French-speaking farmers in Canada. Heralded throughout the world as miracle babies, it was a bright piece of news during the depths of The Great Depression.
The news was not lost on Yvonne Marie’s parents. When she was born nearly two years later in May 1936, she was christened “Yvonne Marie” in tribute to two of the quintuplets, Yvonne Édouilda Marie and Marie Reine Alma Dionne.
As a young girl in her early formative years, Yvonne Marie used a Dionne premium cereal spoon to eat her breakfast. Although she no longer has that spoon, she has more than made up for that loss.
Throughout the 1930s, the quintuplets became famous – and commercially lucrative – with Karo corn syrup and Quaker Oats plastering their image over their products.
See Yvonne Marie on page 44
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ANGOLA A WILD HARE ANTIQUE MALL, 401 W Maumee. 260-665-9920. Multi-dealer Mall. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 34
THEN & NOW ANTIQUE MALL, 200 W. Maumee. Over 70 quality dealers on 3 floors. 10-5 Mon.-Sat.; 12-5 Sun. 260-665-6650SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 34
ELKHART ANTIQUES ON BEARDSLEY, 816 W Beardsley. I-90 exit 92, 2 mi S. 9 blocks W. 35 dealers. 11,000 sq. ft.Tue-Fri 11-6, Sat 10-6, Sun 12-5. 574-523-1955. “We’ve got your memories!”
820 ANTIQUES, Opened Spring 2015. 820 N Ward St, Elkhart. I-90 exit 92. 2 miles S then W on Beardsley to Ward. www.820antiques.com. Hrs. Tues-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 34
FORT WAYNE FT. WAYNE ANTIQUE DEALERS ASSOC. 5dealers in the area invite you to visit their shops & enjoy the historic points of interest. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
CANDLELIGHT ANTIQUES, 3205 Broadway. 260-458-8308.Antiques, collect-ibles, glassware, vintage jewelry, primi-tives. Tues-Sat 11-5, closed Sun & Mon. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
THE WOODSHACK, 444 W. Baker at Fairfield. 260-424-2093 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
NATURE’S CORNER ANTIQUE MALL, 2307 Spy Run Ave. 260-483-5236 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
ANTIQUES ON BROADWAY ANTIQUE MALL, 1115 Broadway 260-422-6505 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
MERCANTILE ON MAIN, 1753 W Main. Vintage Furniture, Spry Fashion. Lighting Restoration, Repairs & Sales. Upcyled Art. Mon-Thur 11-5, Fri-Sat 11-6. 260-420-5656 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
STOLLER’S ANTIQUE MALL, & COLLECTORS GALLERY, 909 N. Coliseum Blvd. 260-422-852710-6 Mon-Fri; 10-5 Sat; 1-5 Sun. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
FREMONT BARN STABLE ANTIQUES, 350 E. S.R. 120.10-5 Fri.-Sun. May thru Sept. Weekends Only.260-495-3416
GOSHEN GOSHEN ANTIQUE MALL, 107 S. Main St. 40 Dealers. Quality antiques & collect-ibles. 10-5 Mon. & Wed.-Sat; 10-6 Tue. 574-534-6141 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 33
FORT WAYNEANTIQUE DEALERS
FORT WAYNE, INDIANA
NATURE’S CORNERANTIQUE MALL2307 Spy Run Ave., 260-483-5236Three floors of quality antiques & collectibles. Featuring furniture & fine glassware.Mon.-Fri. 10-6, Sat. 10-5, Sun. 1-5.
CANDLELIGHT ANTIQUES3205 Broadway, 260-458-8308Antiques, collectibles, glassware,vintage jewelry, primitives Tues.-Sat. 11-5, closed Sun. & Mon.
THE WOODSHACK“We recycle old homes”444 West Baker at Fairfield, 260-424-2093Architectural salvage from old homes. Specializing in doors, woodwork, columns, windows, assorted trims anddoorknobs.Call for Hours.
Sponsors of the July Antiques Show in McCulloch ParkANTIQUES ON BROADWAYANTIQUE MALL1115 Broadway, 260-422-6505Furniture, jewelry, art, generalmerchandise, old books.Mon.-Sat. 10-6, Sun. 12-5. STOLLER’S ANTIQUE MALL &
COLLECTORS GALLERY909 N. Coliseum Blvd., 260-422-852726,000 sq. ft. of furniture, toys, glassware, pot-tery, paintings & collectibles of all kinds.Mon.-Fri. 10-6, Sat. 10-5 & Sun. 1-5.
MERCANTILE ON MAIN1753 West Main, 260-420-5656Vintage furniture, Spry Fashion, lighting,restoration, repair & sales, upcycled artMon.-Thurs. 11-5, Fri.-Sat. 11-6
306 N. First St., Pierceton, IN 46562 • 574-529-2102Closed Tuesday & Wednesday ~~ Open 11 to 5 All Other Days
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801 N Huntington St, Syracuse, IN 465673 Locations with Over 30,000 sq feet of Shopping and
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NORTH WEBSTER HEART OF THE LAKES ANTIQUE MALL, 132 N. Main St. (St. Rd. 13) 90 Booths 10,000 Sq. Ft. 1 Floor. 7 Days 10-5, 574-834-3000. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 34
PIERCETON MY RED MOON SHOPS, 306 N First St. 574-529-2102. Opening Spring of 2015. Closed Mon, Tues-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-4www.myredmoon.com. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 32
VILLAGE ANTIQUE GALLERIE, 109 N First St. US 30 at St. Rd. 13 N. 574-595-9494 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
ROANOKE ANTIQUES FROM BC, 10979 N. Roanoke Rd. & 1100 N.Most Days 10-5/anytime by appt. 260-672-9744.
ROCHESTER CRAFT CROSSING & ANTIQUES, 715 E 9th St (SR 25 & 14), Rochester, IN. 574-223-4099. Antiques/Crafts/Collectibles. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 34
SHIPSHEWANA TRADING PLACE ANTIQUE GALLERY, on SR 5 across from Auction & Flea Market. Open Mon-Sat.260-768-7090 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
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OLD CREAMERY ANTIQUES333 North Main StreetMiddlebury, IN 46540
10 miles from Goshen – Shipshewana – BristolOpen 10 am to 5 pm Mon.-Sat.
1 pm to 5 pm Sun.574-358-0188
Shipshewana Antique MarketJune 4 & August 6, 2011
100+ Quality Dealers!
ShipshewanaANTIQUE GALLERY
GALLERY HOURS Monday-Saturday
(May-Sept): 9am-6pm
(Oct-April): 10am-5pm
www.ShipshewanaAntiques.com
2011 Special Antique EventsPajama Sale Saturday, February 5, 10am-5pm
Garden, Art & Antique Show Saturday, May 7, 8am-4pm
Shipshewana Antique Markets Saturday, June 4 & August 6, 7am-4pm
Evening at the Gallery Friday, November 11, 6-8pm
100+ Quality Dealers
Take Home a Treasure . . .Our selections include: Investment quality Victorian,
Country, Primitive and Oak Antique Furniture; Costume
& Estate Jewelry, Art, Toys, Glassware, Pottery, Quilts,
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At the Trading Place Antique Gallery nearly 100 experienced
Antique Professionals offer quality antiques from the
Colonial Period through the early 1960s. Our two story,
31,000 sq.ft. facility is set in the flavor of an American
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June 7, August 2 and September 6, 2014
ALLEY CATS ANTIQUES310 S. Main St. • St. Rd. 15 N.
Leesburg, IN 46538 • (574) 453-2287Antiques, Collectibles, Glassware, Furniture, Linens,
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* Furniture * Primitives * Tools * Jewelry * Glassware & Pottery * Linens * Butter ChurnsGoshen Antique Mall is conveniently located 10 minutes S. of the Indiana Toll Road on Hwy. 15. 20 minutes NE of Amish Acres. 25 minutes W. of Shipshewana Auction & Flea Market.
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Countryside Antique MallThe Premier Mall of Northern Indiana
12,000 sq. ft. on 1 floorQuality Antiques, Primitives, Giftable Items & Painted Furniture
Mon. - Sat. 10-5:00 • Sun. 1-5:008049 US 30 West, Larwill, Indiana 46764
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I N D I A N A - S e c t i o n 5BERNE BERNE ANTIQUE MALL, 105 W. Water St. 260-589-8050. Gen.ln. antiques & collectibles. 10-5 Mon.-Sat. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 37 CAMBRIDGE CITY BUILDING 125, 125 W Main St.Tues, Wed, Thurs & Sat 10-5, Fri 10-4, Sun 12-4. 765-478-5000. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 39
DOUBLEHEAD TRADING COMPANY, 133-137 West Main St. 765-478-3800 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 39
CARMEL CARMEL ANTIQUE MALL, 38 W. Main St.Wide variety of antiques & collectibles.Open 7 days 10-7.317-566-1908 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
ANTIQUE EMPORIUM, 1055 S. Rangeline Rd, A small upscale mall with good quality furn, silver, linens, china, glassware, post cards, military. Emphasis on display, Services include: Appraisals, sm. fee for service, minor jewelry repair & great customer service. Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5, 317-844-8351
CENTERVILLE CENTERVILLE ANTIQUE MALL, 200 W Union St. Over 85,000 sq. ft. Hrs 10am-6pm 7 days a week. 765-855-5551 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 41
WHEELER’S ANTIQUES, 107-106 W Main St. over 40 years in business- quality antiques and the unusual! 765-855-3400 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 39
DECATUR VISIT DECATUR, Several fine shops with quality items. Fine dining and lodging. Hours vary. Worth a visit! SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 38
DUNREITH NATIONAL TRAIL ANTIQUE MALL, Located at St. Rds 40 & 3. 113 E Washington St. Open daily 10:30-5. 765-987-6057. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
HIGHLAND
KNIGHTSTOWN BITTERSWEET MEMORIES, 121 E Main St, Mon-Wed 10-5, Thur-Fri 9-6, Sat 11-5. 765-345-7480. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 37
A fine mixture of glass,advertising, jewelry, architecture
items, furniture, vinyl and a wholelot more.
A full line of repurposing items(buttons, buckles, beads).
Now Open 7 Days10:30-5:00
765-987-6057
THE NATIONAL TRAILANTIQUE MALL
~ 113 E. Washington St., DUNREITH, IN 47337 ~
ROUTE 3 ON HISTORIC ROUTE 40(35 miles E. of Indianapolis, 5 miles S. of I-70, Route 3)
Carmel Old TownAntique Mall
38 W. Main St., Carmel, IN 46032317-566-1908
In the Heart of OldTown Carmel
• Furniture • Dolls• Glass • Silver• Pottery • Toys• Linens • Clocks• Jewelry • Radios
• Advertising • Vintage Sports• Vintage Clothing • Lighting
One of Hamilton County’s Finest & Largest Malls Near Noblesville &Westfield, Only 5 min. N of Indy
7 Days A WeekHours: 10 AM - 7 PM
www.carmeloldtownantiquemall.com
Union City Antique Mall201 N Columbia Street
Mon. - Sat. 10-5 765-964-3203
12 W. Market St.Wabash, IN 46992
260-563-1228Open 7 Days a Week
Call for Hours
Antiques, Coins& Collectibles
WANTEDCHEWING GUM PACKS, sticks,full boxes, wrappers, anything
gum related, lifesavers, candy barwrappers and candy boxes.
Alan, PO Box 1801, Highland, IN 46322
THE GLASS CUPBOARD ANTIQUE MALL, 115 E. Main St. (U.S.40), Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 1-5. 765-345-7572 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
HOOSIER GYM, 355 N Washington St, www.thehoosiergym.com, 800-668-1895. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
KNIGHTSTOWN TOYS & TREASURES, 39 N Washington St. 317-409-5109, www.knightstowntoysandtreasures.com. SEE DIPSLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
KOKOMO TREASURE MART ANTIQUES MALL, 116 W Alto Rd, Kokomo IN 46902. Over 25,000 sq. ft., 45 dealers. 10-8 Mon-Sat, noon-6 Sun. 765-455-9855.
MARKLE MARKLE EXIT 286 ANTIQUE MALL, I69, Exit 286, 1 mile east on SR 224. 7 days, 260-758-2038. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
MORRISTOWN KOPPER KETTLE INN, Family style restaurant, 135 W Main. 765-763-6767 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 39
MUNCIE OLD 67 ANTIQUE MALL, 601 W FUSON RD. Antiques & Collectibles.765-288-6702 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
OFF BROADWAY ANTIQUE MALL, 2404 N Dr MLK Jr Blvd. Antiques & Collectibles. Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 1-6. 765-747-5000 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
NASHVILLE MR. BROWN’S ANTIQUES IN NASHVILLE, Old 1800’s Artisit’s house in heart of Nashville. Filled with primitives, old & unusual, vintage & shabby chic treasures of the past. Open all year, every day 10-5. 96 Gould St.
NINEVEH ANTIQUES & OLD STUFF AT THE FLOWER & HERB BARN, primitive items, garden & architectural antiques, etc., all gathered in an 1800’s barn in the middle of a little country plant & herb nursery in Brown Co., IN. Old brick farmhouse cafe’ open for lunch every day. Open April-Dec., every day. 5171 Beanblossom Road, Nineveh, IN, 461641. 812-988-2004.
NOBLESVILLE RANDY’S TOY SHOP, 165 N 9th St. Noblesville, IN 46060. Phone: 317-776-2220. Email: [email protected]. Website: www.randystoyshop.com.
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HISTORIC KNIGHTSTOWNHOOSIER GYM
Central location for the1986 basketball movie Hoosiers,
starring Gene Hackman& Dennis Hopper.
Mon.-Tues.-Wed. 10-5Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. 9-6Sun. 11-5
Jefferson T. Jones765-345-7480
Quality Antiques & Collectibles
ANTIQUE MALL
115 East Main St.Mon.-Sat. 10-5 • Sun. 1-5 (765) 345-7572
355 N. Washington St. 800.668.1895www.thehoosiergym.com
Knightstown Toys & Treasures39 N. Washington St.
317-409-5109
A Treasure Chest ofToys and Other Goodies
www.knightstowntoysandtreasures.com
OFF BROADWAYANTIQUE
MALL2404 N. Dr. MLK, Jr. Blvd.
(formerly Broadway)
,Muncie, IN 47303
I-69 Exit #241EMon.-Sat. 10-6 • Sun. 1-6
Great Selection ofAntique & Collectibles
Furniture • GlasswareDolls • Toys • Pottery • Coins
Linens • Records • Books
765-747-5000Over 100
Booths & Showcases
Since 1985
MARKLE EXIT 286 ANTIQUE MALL
I-69, Exit 286, 1 mile east on St. Rd. 224
Open 7 DaysMonday - Saturday10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Sunday, Noon - 5:00 PMOver 150 Booths(260) 758-2038Visit our website
www.markleantiques.com30,000 sq. ft. of Antiques, Collectibles
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THE HOME PLACEPhone 260-728-9794
Gifts, Antiques, Furniture, Home Decor
Past & Present Accents for the Home
Specialty Shops
Celebrating Yvonne Marie’s 25-Year CelebrationCelebrating Our Yearly Kekionga Festival!August 21st-22nd, 2015
Flea Market & Sidewalk SaleAugust 22nd, Sat., 9-5
On Historic Second St., Downtown, DecaturContact Yvonne Marie, 260-724-2001 Or Max Miller 260-223-0102
City Wide Garage Sale, June 19th & 20th
Antique Mall Antique Flea Market
Large Selection of Antique Furniture, Jewelry, Dolls,Vintage Clothing, General Line of Antiques & Primitives
We’re on Facebook and www.yvonnemariesantiquemall.blogspot.com
Dining
“Largest Antique Mall in Northern IN”
YVONNE MARIE’S ANTIQUE MALL
152 S. Second St. • Ph. 260-724-2001Three full Floors • Celebrating 25 Years
Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 1-5, 1st Sun 10-5
WEST END RESTAURANTChicken & Fish in the Basket, Steak
702 W. Monroe Street • 260-724-2938(Est. 1886)
Daily Lunch SpecialsBeer, Wine, Take Out
Mon-Tues 5 am - 8 pm, Wed-Fri 5 am - 9 pm, Sat 6 am - 9 pm
Woodwings140 N. Second St.Decatur, IN 46733
Tyler & Erin – Owners260-223-3413
GasStationMemorabilia Fairy
Garden
Antiques
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Wheeler’s AntiquesOver 40 Yrs. In Business
“An Old Fashion Antique Shop”Quality Antiques And the Unusual
765-855-3400107-106 W. Main St., Centerville, IN
Sue & Scott Wheeler
Steven B. Peterson presents Henry County’s
Treasure HuntTHE NATIONAL TRAIL
ANTIQUE MALL~ DUNRIETH, IN ~
OPEN TUES - SAT 10:30-5:00Extended Summer Hours
765-749-3744A fine mixture of glass,
advertising, jewelry, architectureitems, furniture, vinyland a whole lot more!
LOCATED AT ST. RDS. 40 & 3 • DUNREITH
KOPPER KETTLE INNFAMILY STYLE RESTAURANT
Superb Dining in an Enchanting Manor House135 W. Main Street
Morristown, IN 46161765-763-6767
Dine on Main Street in what was once a mid-1800s grain elevator, now filled with antiques
and unmatched in ambiance.CLOSED MONDAYSwww.kopperkettle.com
125 W. Main St.Cambridge City, IN 46327
765-478-5000American CountryPainted Furniture
PrimitivesPrimitive Keepings
Barn Quilts
Hours:Tues.-Wed.-Thurs.-Sat.
10 am - 5 pmFriday 10 am - 4 pmSunday Noon - 4 pm
Proprietors:Jim & Norma Bertsch
Building 125
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RUSHVILLE ELIZABETH’S KEEPSAKES, DELI, COLLECTIBLES & ANTIQUE MALL, 237 N. Main. A unique shopping experi-ence! Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10-5. 765-938-3071 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 42TIPTON MEMORY LANE ANTIQUES, 125 W Jefferson St. (Hwy 28). Wed-Fri 10-5; Sat 10-3. Quality selection. 765-675-3004.
UNION CITY UNION CITY ANTIQUE MALL, 201 N. Columbia. Mon-Sat 10-5. 765-964-3203. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 36
WABASH THE CROW’S NEST ANTIQUE MALL, 12 W Market St. 260-563-1228. Mon-Thu 10-5, Fri & Sat 10-7, Sun 12-5. SEE DISPLAY ON PAGE 36
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30 minutes south of IndianapolisLOCATED OFF I-65 AT EXIT 76B
A COLLECTOR’S DREAMRECOGNIZED AS AN OFFICIAL INDIANA
ATTRACTION WITH SIGNAGE ON I-65• 600 BOOTHS AND LIGHTED CASES• ANTIQUES • COLLECTIBLES• ESTATE JEWELRY SECTION• COIN COLLECTOR ROW• CONSIGNMENT SERVICES AVAILABLE• WORLDWIDE SHIPPING SERVICE• CUSTOMER LOUNGE WITH LARGE SCREEN TV• CONVENIENT VENDING AND SEATING AREA• BUS AND RV PARKING AVAILABLE• SHOP OUR EVENT WEEKENDS AND CHECK OUT THE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS www.exit76antiques.com
CLOSED EASTER, THANKSGIVING & CHRISTMASJoin us for these upcoming events at both locations!
Customer Appreciation WeekendMarch 13, 14, 15 • 2015
Uncle Sam’s SavingsJuly 3, 4, 5 • 2015
Fall Sales SpectacularOctober 9, 10, 11 • 2015
(812) 323-7676BloomingtonAntiqueMall.com
311 W. 7th St., Bloomington, IN 47404
Interested in becoming a Mall Merchant? Visit BloomingtonAntiqueMall.com and Exit76antiques.com
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Open Daily 10 AM-6 PMClosed Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day
Interested in becoming aMall Merchant?
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Welcome to the
Secret Santa SaleDecember 11, 12, 13 • 2015
12595 N. Executive Dr.Edinburgh, IN 46124 • 812-526-7676(LOCATED OFF I-65 AT EXIT 76B)
[email protected] • www.exit76antiques.com
OPEN 10 AM - 6 PM DAILYCLOSED EASTER, THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS
HISTORIC BLOOMINGTONANTIQUE MALL
BloomingtonAntiqueMall.com
Open Daily 10-6(812) 323-7676
311 W. 7th St.Bloomington,Indiana 47204
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2 LARGEANTIQUE MALLS
OVER 1500 BOOTHS AND CASESVISA, DISCOVER AND MASTERCARD
CENTERVILLE ANTIQUE MALL200 W. Union St., Centerville, Indiana 47330
4 Blocks North of U.S. 40, or from I-70 take Exit 145 then South2 miles. 1 Hour E. of Indianapolis and 1 Hour N. of Cincinnati
765-855-555185,000 Sq. Feet, 1 Acre Under Roof
Visit the Station Stop Restaurant Inside Serving Homemade FoodMall Hours: 10 am - 6 pm, 7 Days a Week
WEBB’S ANTIQUE MALL245 SW Webbs Glenn, Lake City, FL 32024
On Exit 414, I-75 and on Route U.S. 441 & 4125 miles N. of Gainesville / 1½ Hours N. of Orlando386-758-5564 / [email protected] @
www.webbsantiquemalls.comqHours: 9 am - 5 pm, 7 Days a Week / 60,000 Sq. Feet
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Historic Rush County, Rushville, Indiana5 Covered Bridges • Wendell Willkie Gravesite • Amish Community
Enjoy Lunch From Our Deli Menu:• Fresh Croissant & Wheat Roll Sandwiches• Fresh Fruit & Romaine Salads• Homemade Soups & Stuffed Tomatoes (Seasonally)• Cappuccino, Assorted Sodas & Teas
• Desserts: Cheesecake, Pies, Cakes, Muffins
“Everything from Yesteryear to Modern Day”
• Burlap Accessories & Decorative Items• Antiques & Collectibles
• BOC - Primitive Pillars & Tapers •• Americana • Florals • Country & Primitive Home Decor •
• Braided Rugs & Place Mats • Crossroads Candle • • Handmade Bar Soaps • Silicone Bulbs • Curtains & Valances •
• Large Assortment Of Regular & Lighted Billy Jacobs Canvas Prints •
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LAWRENCEBURG TRI-STATE ANTIQUE MARKET, Lawrenceburg Fairgrounds. US 50, 1 mi. W. exit 16, I-275 First Sunday each month-May-Oct. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
SALEM T ANTIQUES, 48 S. Public Square, 47167. Salem’s First Antique Mall 11-4 Thu-Fri; 10-4 Sat. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
2015 Season: May 3 June 7 July 5 August 2 September 6 October 4
T Antiquesand featuring
Fine Antiques and Vintage CollectiblesHours: Thurs.-Fri. 11 AM-4 PM • Sat. 10-4
Now Accepting Consignments48 South Public Square
Salem, Indiana 47167
Yvonne MarieFrom Page 30
In 1934, the Dionnes brought in about $1 million in advertising revenue and an estimated $51 million of tourist revenue to Ontario. Quintland became Ontario’s
largest tourist attraction of the era, easily surpassing the Canadian side of Niagara Falls.
Companies, in efforts to forestall bankruptcy during the Great Depression, used the Quints to sell condensed milk, toothpaste and disinfectant through promotions.
Beginning in 1975, Yvonne Marie began to methodically pick up anything “Dionne” to boost her collection.
Included among her collection is a wooden merry-go-round with small composition dolls of the five girls. Originally priced at $5.95 in the 1930s, the toy today sells for around $2,000.
Another wooden toy – a tricycle built to carry all five composition dolls – originally cost $3.95. Today, it’s valued in the four-figure range.
Yvonne Marie also has several Stewart-Warner promotional radios, complete with decals of each of the Dionne Quintuplets. In working condition, they are valued at $500-$1,000.
One of the rarest items is a set of five jewelry rings, each one designating a Quint. She bought the rings from a man who had won the rings in 1934 or 1935 at a promotional drawing at the Strand Theater in Cambridge, Ohio. She has never seen another set similar and said the rings are so rare they’re not listed in any price guide for the Dionne Quintuplets.
“I don’t know of anything they made that I don’t have,” Yvonne Marie says of the expanse of her collection. “There might be a dish or two someone might come up with … but, otherwise, I don’t think there’s anything made that I don’t have.”
A portion of the Dionne Quintuplet collection will be at the shop during its 25th year celebration in August. And, of course, Yvonne Marie will more than likely be there seven days a week, several hours a day.
“I have no intention of leaving,” she says. “This has been my life.”
Contact: (260) 724-2001
In her nearly 40 years of collecting Dionne
Quintuplet memorabilia, Yvonne Marie Gilbert
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I OWA - S e c t i o n 1ANAMOSA UPTOWN ANTIQUES & COINS, 128 Main St. Mon-Sat 10-5; Sun 12:30-4. 319-462-4503.
BEACON
CENTER POINT 7TH AVENUE ANTIQUES, 1104 7th Ave., 52302. 30 dealers, 3 floors. Open daily, 319-377-2724
ELKADER TURKEY RIVER MALL, corner of Bridge & Main St. Antiques, gifts & collectibles. 1897 hotel. 14,000 sq ft, 4 levels. 70 ven-dors. Mon-Sat 9-5, Sun noon-5. Closed Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. www.turkeyrivermall.com. 563-245-3995
KALONA KALONA ANTIQUE CO., 211 4th Street, Mon-Sat 9-5, 319-656-4489
WOODIN WHEEL ANTIQUES, 515 B Ave. Quilts. Mon-Sat 9-5. 319-656-2240. www.woodinwheel.com
MARQUETTE SCHOOLHOUSE MALL, 204 North St. 50+ dealers, 15,000 sq ft. Daily 10-5 May 1-Oct, Winter Fri-Sun. (closed Jan-Feb). 563-873-9664. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
BARR HOUSE ANTIQUES, Blue 1887 house with 9 rooms full of treasures. Daily 10-5 (seasonal). 563-873-2046, 563-873-1402 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
MCGREGOR PAST 100 YEARS, 310 Main St. Antiques, collectiques & oddtiques. Daily 10-5, Dec-Feb: closed, March: weekends. 563-873-3512 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
THE OLD TIME SHOP, 142 Main St. (Hwy 18, McGregor exit, 2 mi N) Antiques & gifts in 1860s historic district. Seasonal. 563-873-3670 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
MAIN STREET MALL, 322 Main St. 13 units of quality antiques & collectibles in historic building. Daily 10-5 May-Oct. 563-873-2807, 319-233-0448 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
NEW HAMPTON LIL BRICK SCHOOLHOUSE, 1999 Gilmore Ave., 50659, 5 miles west of city. 3 buildings, daily 10-4. 641-394-3852. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
Beacon Antiques112 Leighton StreetBeacon, IA 52534
Owner: Michele Johnson641-673-9300 Or
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McGREGOR, IA:The Old Time Shoppe, 140 Main St.McGregorville Entertainment Mall,
234 Main St.Past 100 Years, 310 Main St.
Main Street Mall, 322 Main St.
MARQUETTE, IA:Barr House Antiques, 211 Edgar St.
Schoolhouse Antique Mall, 204 North St.
PRAIRIE du CHIEN, WI:Check’s Antiques, 115 S. Dousman St.
One Man’s Junque, Hwy. 35 North
Plaza Antique Mall still playing long after premiereB y D o n J o h n s o n
DYERSVILLE, Iowa — It doesn’t take a ticket to get into the Plaza Antique Mall, but it certainly looks like one might be in order. The business, which opened in June 1997, has a unique facade – that of a movie theater that was a local landmark since 1915.
Located in downtown Dyersville, the theater housed one screen and 350 seats, according to CinemaTreasures.org. Changes to the facility over the years included a facelift in 1955, giving the edifice a more streamlined appearance.
When the building was slated for demolition in February 1997, parts of the original structure and its contents were offered at auction.
“They dismantled the theater and sold it piece by piece that spring,” said Kathy Polfer, manager of the Plaza Antique Mall.
The front of the building – which
included a ticket booth centered under the marquee – was purchased in order to give an identity to the antique mall. Removing, cleaning, repairing and reassembling the facade took considerable effort. About 500 hours went into saving the front of the theater, which features more than 280 lights and about a half-mile of wiring.
Today the mall, owned by Ron and Margie White, is clearly identifiable because of the unique entryway, visible even from nearby U.S. 20, which runs adjacent to the property.
That facade, however, isn’t the only attraction at Plaza Antique Mall. At the center of the 22,500-square-foot building is an exhibit of vintage automobiles and
See Plaza Antique Mall on page 49
Above: Vintage cars, gas pumps and petroleum-related advertising are among the items on display at the center of Plaza Antique Mall.
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I OWA - S e c t i o n 2CLEAR LAKE ROARING LION ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES, 414 Main Ave, 641-357-1642. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
DES MOINES THE BRASS ARMADILLO ANTIQUE MALL, 701 NE 50th Ave, just N of I-80/35 between exits 135 & 136. 450 dealers. Daily 9-9, 515-282-0082, brassarmadillo.com SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 1
MISSOURI VALLEY MISSOURI VALLEY ANTIQUE MALL, and CLASSIC CARS. 1931 Hwy 30 West. 60 deal-ers, 13,000 sq ft. Open Daily. 712-642-2125
ORANGE CITY JUBON JUWEELEN, 107 3rd St., NE. Mon-Fri 10:07-5:13, Wed til 7:00p.m., Sat 12:07-3:13. 712-737-8920. http://jubonjuweelen.biz
STORY CITY ANTIQUES IOWA, I-35 40 miles North of Des Moines, 18,000 sq ft mall, antiques & collect-ibles, 120 dealers Open Daily 10-7, 362 days a year. 1639 Broad St. 515-733-9311. www.antiquesiowa.com or Facebook!
WALNUT IOWA’S ANTIQUE CITY, 12 antique shops & malls, within 2 blocks in his-toric downtown, I-80 exit 46, 1 mile south. 712-784-2100, www.WalnutIowa.org
ROARING LION ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES414 Main Ave.641-357-1642
COLLECTORS WONDERLAND403 Main Ave.641-357-0182
WEATHERED ELEMENTS401 Main Ave.641-357-0970
LEGACY ANTIQUES315 Main Ave.641-357-4000
THE ANTIQUE SHOPS OF CLEAR LAKE, IOWA
related advertising, from gas pumps to neon signs. Most of the material is for display only, although a 1973 Ford Gran Torino Sport was recently tagged $8,000.
Overall, the antique mall is one of Iowa’s largest, with more than 200 dealers offering everything from sheet music to stoneware.
Understandably, however, farm toys receive a lot of attention.
With the National Farm Toy Museum located across the street (see related story), the mall devotes almost its entire second floor to dealers in toy tractors, trucks and related goods.
“We piggyback off of them,” Polfer said of the museum. “We complement them, and they complement us. We work very well together.”
Dyersville is a good place to find farm toys for another reason – Ertl, Scale Models Toys and SpecCast are all headquartered there.
While toys are readily available at the mall, locating items related to one of the town’s other claims to fame – the movie Field of Dreams – isn’t so easy. “There’s a [toy] farm tractor made for Field of Dreams, an airplane and a die-cast bank. We get those types of items,” said Polfer. “As far as movie props, we don’t get a lot of that. That’s mainly in people’s collections.”
The broad line of antiques and collectibles gives buyers plenty of items to browse. According to Polfer, recent interest has been steady in a variety of categories, including glassware, furniture, coins and beer memorabilia.
“They’re buying for man caves and to decorate homes,” she said. “I don’t think it’s the big collections like we saw when we first opened. It’s getting more to the core.”
Regional material also has a draw. “We sell a lot of local advertising, whether it’s souvenir china or pens and pencils, anything with a town name on it.”
Shoppers aren’t just walking the aisles; they’re also reaching for their wallets.
“Business the last couple of years has been very good. We can’t complain at all,” Polfer said. “We haven’t added the new crafty stuff and the candles and the order-out-of-the-catalog stuff.”
The mall’s proximity to an exit on U.S. 20 makes it convenient for travelers. “We’re located very well along Highway 20,” Polfer said. “We get that daily traffic, but we’re also a quick drive to many cities.” Dubuque is about 25 miles east, Waterloo is 65 miles west, and Cedar Rapids is 60 miles southwest.
“I’ve always said Plaza Antique Mall is a hidden gem in the Midwest, with the farm toys, antique and collectibles. I think we have a lot to offer,” Polfer said.
Located at 1235 16th Avenue Court SE in Dyersville, the mall is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, with extended hours in the summer. For more information, phone (563) 875-8945 or visit www.plaza-antique-mall.com.
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K E N T U C K Y - S e c t i o n 1ASHLAND OLD FRIENDS, US 60W, I-64 Exit 185 (Ashland), across from McDonald’s. Huge 21 rooms. Mon-Fri 11-5, Sat 12-2. 606-928-2181
BEREA TODD’S ANTIQUE MALL, Hwy. 21 W. (I-75 exit 76). Primitives, Antiques, Collectibles and furniture. 859-986-9087. Mon-Sat 10-5, Closed Sun. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
BURLINGTON BURLINGTON ANTIQUE SHOWS, Boone Co. Fairgrounds 10 mi S. of Cincinnati, OH Info: 513-922-6847, Burlingtonantiqueshow.com SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN ANTIQUE MALL,124 W. Main. Over 100 Booths in 2 buildings with 4 floors. “An antique show everyday”. 10-5 Mon.-Sat; 1-5 Sun. 502-863-1891 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
HARRODSBURG RAGS TO RICHES ANTIQUE CENTER & FLEA MALL, 613 South College St., Beaumont Plaza, 40330. 859-734-2680. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
LEXINGTON MEADOWTHORPE ANTIQUE MALL, 1455 Leestown Rd. (W/Main St.). 50 deal-ers in antqs. & quality colls. 10-5 Tues-Sat; 1-5 Sun; Closed Mon. 859-255-2607
OWINGSVILLE WALTER’S ANTIQUES, 122 W Main, Period clocks, chests, etc. 606-782-3240. By Chance or Appt.
ARTIE’S ANTIQUES, 4 mi. W. on US 60.4000 sq ft. Buying & selling daily. 606-674-2528 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
SOMERSET NORTH 27 ANTIQUE MALL, 2330 Hwy 2227, .5 miles from 27 & 80 intersection north, turn right light #1 Hwy 2227 then 2 miles on the right. 18000 sq ft of antiques and collectibles. 150 booths. Mon-Thu 10-5; Fri & Sat 10-5:30; Sun 1-5, 606-679-1923, SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
Celebrating 34 Years
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BURLINGTON, KY10 miles South of Cincinnati
2015 Show Dates3rd Sunday of the Month
April 19 • May 17 • June 21 July 19 • Aug. 16 • Sept. 20
Oct. 18Hours: 8am-3pm
Early buying: 6am-8amAREA’S LARGEST & BEST
ANTIQUE MARKETMgr. Tony Pham, 513-922-6847
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GEORGETOWN ANTIQUE MALLDealersAlways
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2 BUILDINGS - 4 FLOORS - 100 BOOTHS
“Our 41st Year”124 W. Main St.
“One Of The Nation’s Best”“Best Variety In Central Kentucky”
1000’S OF TREASURESFIRST
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COMPLEXIN KY.
Easy Acess fromI-64 and I-75
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Restaurant On Premises
Beaumont Plaza613 South College StreetHarrodsburg, KY 40330
859-734-2680Monday-Saturday 10 AM-7 PM
Sunday 11 AM-6 PM
Owingsville, Kentucky
45 minutes East of Lexington, Ky. Exit 113 off Interstate 64 and follow US 60 east 6 miles. 60minutes west of Ashland, Ky. Exit 121 off Interstate 64 and follow US 60 west 4 miles.
Old renovated barn with4,000 square feet of antiques only.
Buying and Selling Daily.
NORTH 27
ANTIQUEMALL
2330 Hwy. 2227Somerset, KY
18,000 square feet of antiques & collectibles150 Booths • 2 Floors
Mon.-Thurs. 10 am-5:00 pm,Fri. & Sat. 10 am-5:30 pm, Sun. 1 pm-5 pm
606-679-1923
TODD’SANTIQUE MALL
Hwy. 21 WestBEREA, KY 40403
859-986-9087Mon.-Sat. 10-5 - Sun. 1-5
Over 50 VendorsANTIQUES • COLLECTIBLES PRIMITIVES • FURNITURE
1 mi. from Exit 76 off I-75
Check us out atwww.antiqueweek.com
Whimsical shops making the grade in former schoolB y E r i c C . R o d e n b e r g
OWENSBORO, Ky. — The mother-and-daughter team of Deborah Coomes and Jennifer Higdon has put their knowledge of re-purposing to good use in converting the former West Louisville Elementary School into a gathering place for antique buffs.
See Whimsical on page 56
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K E N T U C K Y - S e c t i o n 2BLOOMFIELD NETTIE JARVIS ANTIQUES, 111 Taylorsville Road. Fine Antiques. Historic 2 story building. Tues.-Sat. 10-6. 502-252-9555, Fax# 502-252-9550. www.nettiejarvis.com SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 56
CAVE CITY LOST & FORGOTTEN TREASURE601 S Dixie Hwy. 270-651-7400. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 55
THE OLDE GENERAL STORE802 Mammoth Cave Rd. 270-773-3300. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 55
TORI’S CONSIGNMENTS & GIFTS 508 Broadway. 270-773-5959. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 55
THE VILLAGE REPEATS & UNIQUE 216 Broadway, 270-773-2241. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 55
ROOSTER CROW1002 S Dixie Hwy, 270-773-8929. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 55
FOUR SEASONS ANTIQUES 115 Broadway. Fenton Dealer. 270-773-3687 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 55
CAVELAND ANTIQUE MALL 201 Broadway St. 270-773-3700. SEE DISPLAY AD PAGE 55
NUTTIN FANCY ANTIQUE MALL 306 Duke St. 270-773-5417. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 55
MAGALINE’S ANTIQUE MALL118 Broadway. 100 Booths.270-773-4515 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 55
PAUL’S ANTIQUES, Glassware, Furniture & Face Jugs. 111 Broadway, 270-773-5129. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 55
ELIZABETHTOWN DJ’S ANTIQUES & MORE, 124 W Dixie; exit 94 off I-65. Open everyday but Sunday. Visit www.jdantiquesKY.com or follow us on Facebook! 270-723-7734. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
FRANKLIN FRANKLIN, KENTUCKY, is “Small Town America” at its best, home to many antique malls and shops as well as sever-al other specialty shops. Many historic sites and museums are nearby and excel-lent overnight lodging is available. Be sure to visit the Simpson County Tourism “log cabin” at I-65 Exit 2 for more information. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 56 STRICTLY COUNTRY ANTIQUE MALL, Mon-Sat 10-5.270-586-3978. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 56
HERITAGE ANTIQUE MALL & COLLECTIBLES, 111 W Washington St. Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 1-5. 270-586-3880. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 56
THE COUNTRY STORE, 3850 Nashville Rd, Mon-Sat 9-6, Sun 9-6, 270-856-8502. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 56
HAZEL, KENTUCKY
Angelique’s Antiques & Interior Design Blue Moon Antiques It’s So Real 301 Main St., Hazel, KY 42049 312 Main St., Hazel, KY 42049 300 Main St., Hazel, KY 42049 (270) 492-6333 (270) 492-8069 (270) 978-2008 www.angeliquesantiques.com Bluemoonantiques.biz
The Cabin The Felix Hazel Antique Mall 211 Main St., Hazel, KY 42049 210 Main St., Hazel, KY 42049 317 Main St., Hazel, KY 42049 (270) 492-6252 (270) 492-8019 (270) 978-0229
Horse’s M’’ outh Antiques Idle Hour Antiques Memory Lane Antiques308 Main St., Hazel, KY 42049 302 Main St., Hazel, KY 42049 213 Main St., Hazel, KY 42049
(270) 492-8128 (270) 492-8018 (731) 333-6475
TM Crearr tions The Willow Tree 209 Third St., Hazel, KY 42049, (270) 492-6060 306 Main St., Hazel, KY 42049, (270) 492-8900
Listed in the Top 10 Antiquing Towns in the US per Fodor’s TravelLocated on Hwy. 641 between Murray, KY and Paris, TN on the KY TN Border
DJ’s ANTIQUES& MORE
124 W. DixieElizabethtown, KY 42701
Hours:Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 10a-5:30p
Wed. 10a-5p / Sat. 10a-4p
270-360-1795or special appointments
270-723-7734
www.djantiquesky.comFollow us on Facebook!
We offer a collection of antiques, furniture, primitives & collectibles
at affordable prices.
Tag Sales & Auction Services Available!
Parking is available in the rearoff Strawberry Alley
Derby CityAntique Mall & Cafe
3819 Bardstown Rd.Louisville, KY 40218
(502) 459-5151Open 10 am-5 pm Mon.-Sat.
1 pm-5 pm Sun.•Louisville’s Most Charming Antique Mall•30,000 sq. ft. of vintage, mid-century, quality antiques & collectibles
•Dolls, Furniture, Advertising, Toys, Glassware, Jewelry, Primitives, Silver, Stoneware, and much more
•150 Dealers•Elevator•Lighted Showcases
1 mile So. off 264in the Buechel Business District
Air
Cond.
Cafe # 502-459-2320Full Service Cafe
Owensboro
Antique Mall500 W. Third St.
Owensboro, KY 42301
40 Dealer BoothsCorner
of Third & Locust
OPEN 7 DAYSMon.-Sat. 10-5
Sun. 12-5(270) 684-3003
Owensboro’s Largest Antique Mall
www.antiqueweek.com
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K E N T U C K Y - S e c t i o n 2BRIGHT’S ANTIQUE WORLD, 281 Steele Road, I-65, Exit 2 off 31W, behind Cracker Barrel. 35,000 sq ft of nothing but antiques! Largest selection of antique furniture in KY & TN. Sun 10-6, Mon-Sat 9-8. www.brightsantiqueworld.com. 270-598-9901. SEE DISPLAY AD PAGE 2
GLENDALE
BENNIE’S BARN ANTIQUE MALL, Located in Historic Glendale, Open 7 days a week, 270-369-9677 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
HAZEL THE CABIN, 211 Main St. 270-492-6252. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 54
THE FELIX, 210 Main St. New Shop! 270-492-8019. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 54
HAZEL ANTIQUE MALL317 Main St. New shop! 270-978-0229. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 54
HORSE’S MOUTH ANTIQUES308 Main St. 270-492-8128. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 54
IDLE HOUR ANTIQUES, 302 Main St. New Shop! 270-492-8018. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 54
ANGELIQUE’S ANTIQUES & INTERIOR DESIGN, 301 Main St. 270-492-6333, www.angeliquesantiques.com. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 54
BLUE MOON ANTIQUES312 Main St. 270-492-8069. Bluemoonantiques.biz. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 54
TM CREATIONS209 Third St. 270-492-6060. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 54
MEMORY LANE ANTIQUES 213 Main St. 731-333-6475. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 54
THE WILLOW TREE 306 Main St. 270-492-8900. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 54
IT’S SO REAL 300 Main St. 270-978-2008. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 54
HORSE CAVE PERKINS FAMILY ANTIQUES, 6947 S. Jackson Hwy. 270-786-4574 Mon-Sat 9-4:30 SEE DISPLAY ON PAGE 56
LOUISVILLE DERBY CITY ANTIQUE MALL & CAFE, 3819 Bardstown Rd. I-264 X 16, 1 mi S. 30,000 sq ft, 150 dealers. Open 7 days. 502-459-5151. SEE DISPLAY AD PAGE 54
ARCHITECTURAL SALVAGE, 618 E Broadway. 9-5 Mon-Fri, 10-3:30 Sat, Open year round. www.architecturalsalvage.com 502-589-0670
OWENSBORO OWENSBORO ANTIQUE MALL, 500 W. 3rd, corner of 3rd & Locust. 40 dealers w/assortment of quality antiques. 7 days. 270-684-3003 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 54
RADCLIFF RADCLIFF ANTIQUE MALL, 509 S. Dixie Hwy, 40160. Virginia, Owner. Mon-Sat 9-5. www.radcliffantiquemall.com, Email [email protected], 270-351-5155
SHELBYVILLE THE RUBY ROOSTER ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE MALL, 514 Main St, 40065. Mon-Sat 10-5, closed Sun. 502-633-0001
Caveland Antique MallQuality Glassware Galore
605 S Dixie Hwy • 270-773-3700
Four Seasons AntiquesFenton Art Glass & Jewelry
Dealer/Antiques A to Z115 Broadway • 270-773-3687
Lost & Forgotten Treasure601 S Dixie Hwy • 270-651-7400
Magaline’s Antique MallAntiques covering an
entire city block!118 Broadway • 270-773-4515
Nuttin Fancy Antique MallArtifacts, Furniture & Jewelry
306 Duke Street • 270-773-5417
The Olde General StoreAntiques, Baskets & More802 Mammoth Cave Road
270-773-3300
Paul’s Antiques & CollectiblesQuality Glassware, Vintage
Advertising Items, Griswold Cast Iron111 Broadway • 270-773-5129
Rooster Crow1002 S Dixie Hwy • 270-773-8929
Tori’s Consignment & GiftsUpscale Primitives, Antiques,
Shabby Chic508 Broadway • 270-773-5959
TorisConsignmentandGifts.com
The Village Repeats & UniquesA mix of new and gently used.216 Broadway • 270-773-2241
SIDE TRACK ANTIQUE MALL212 E. Main
Antiques * Collectibles * Antique Lamps& Parts * Vintage Garden Décor * VintagePottery * Prairie Cottage * Shabby ChicTuesday-Friday 11-5 • Saturday 11-6
270-369-8766 www.historicglendale.com
Visit Kentucky’smost unique antique Mall
Bennie’s Barn3 floors of antiques and collectibles
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEKLocated in historic Glendale, KY
45 miles south of Louisville,Exit 86 off I-65, west 2 miles
270-369-9677Check our website for information
about Crossing Festival booths
www.BenniesBarnAntiqueMall.com
AntiqueWeek Travel Guide to
Antique Shops & Malls is the most comprehensive
guide used by antique enthusiasts throughtout
the nation!
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K E N T U C K Y - S e c t i o n 2
Monday-Saturday 10am-6pm or by special appointment.
Paid in part by theKY Department of Travel and Tourism
2
31 W
THE COUNTRY STORE3850 Nashville Road (270) 586-8502
Everyday 9 am-6 pm
BRIGHT’S ANTIQUE WORLD31W & I-65 Exit 2 (270) 598-9901Mon.-Sat. 9am-8pm Sun. 10am-6pm
Simpson Co. TourismToll free: 866-531-2040www.franklinky.com
STRICTLY COUNTRYANTIQUE MALL
5 mi. N. on 31W (270) 586-3978Mon.-Sat. 10am-5pm
HERITAGE ANTIQUEMALL & COLLECTIBLES
111 West Washington St. (270) 586-3880Mon.-Sat. 10am-5pm Sun. 1-5pm
1) Strictly Country Antique Mall
2) Heritage Antique Mall
3) The Country Store
4) Bright’s Antique World
Perkins Family ANTIQUES6947 S. Jackson Hwy.
HORSE CAVE, KENTUCKY 42749(270) 786-4574
Quality Antique Furniture, Primitives, Linens, Glassware, Collectibles, and much more.
Exit 58 off I-65. Go east on Hwy. 218 for 6 miles to Intersection of Hwy. 218 and 31-E to red roof building on left.
Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9-4:30
Aptly christened Preservation Station, it
now houses antique and vintage shops with an accent on the unique. The whimsical names of many of the shops – A Window of History, L & D What Knots, The Rustic Relic, P & R Mutts, Wanamaker Lee’s, The
Old Gray Mare, Boog Ideas and Renaissance Gypsy – attest to the distinctive offerings.
Preservation Station shops are open from Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Traffic has been good ever since the grand opening the first weekend of July, according to facility manager Nancy West.
And, on the first Saturday of each month, things get even better at Preservation Station.
That’s when it’s “party time,” according to Jennifer Higdon. There’s live music from the many local musicians, a concession stand with pulled pork and other delicacies, and dealers doing what they do best – dealing.
Already up to 80 vendors are setting up for Market Days and the 3,000-4,000 buyers who are showing up.
“It’s already growing each month,” Higdon says. “The sales are increasing. When we first told people around here that we were going to convert the school into Preservation Station, people said, ‘you’re what … that will never work.’ Well, right now we’re becoming a destination. Word travels fast.
“The greatest thing we have going for us right now is the team of vendors we have gathered together … they’re just like family. Everyone has really pulled together to push business forward and help each other out. One day we hope to find a restaurant to lease space with us, and then we will be even further along on our journey to become a destination.”
Contact: (270) 993-7532www.visitpreservationstation.com
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Finn Juhl heats up auctionsB y K a t h y M c K i m m i e
Mid-century modern is such a huge category that it sometimes helps to break it up and take a peek at a single designer and a country of origin. Starting in the early 1950s, Danish modern design took America by storm, and one of its leaders was Finn Juhl (1912-1989), architect turned self-taught furniture designer. America’s appetite grew to include designers from other Scandinavian countries, now sometimes referred to as Nordic design.
The knock-offs came fast and furious. I know this because in the mid-’50s my mother bought modern wood-frame chairs with loose cushions on the seat and back for our brand new tract house in upstate New York. They were on trend but definitely not designer – not on our family’s budget. (The “blonde” stepped end tables with faux wood Formica made the family room complete.)
Juhl was known for popularizing teak in his furniture, although other woods were used, including walnut and rosewood. The long history of craft guilds in Denmark played an important part in its furniture-making, and
See Finn Juhl on page 62
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designers collaborated with cabinetmakers to bring their designs to market. Juhl worked for two decades with cabinetmaker Niels Vodder, and when his name is impressed in the wood alongside Juhl’s, collectors are willing to keep their hands raised longer at auction.
Much more available and affordable today are Juhl’s designs produced by Baker Furniture, Holland, Mich., beginning in the early 1950s in its Baker Modern line. A 1952 Baker advertisement says, “Selections from this new group are now in the ‘Good Design’ exhibit.” The exhibit, a joint program of New York’s Museum of Mod-ern Art and The Merchandise Mart in Chicago, had a great influence on consumer buying. An exception to the “affordable” part of the Baker collection is the “Baker Sofa” designed by Juhl in 1951 with its back appearing to float above the seat with a sculptural curve.
Checking the results for Wright’s Nov. 20 Scandina-vian Design auction in Chicago, I noticed that a few Finn Juhl items went way over estimate. Three pieces in rosewood by Juhl were featured as top highlights in its post-auction press release, all models NV-45. They were a settee, estimate $30,000-$50,000, result $40,000; lounge chair, estimate $8,000-$12,000, result $20,000; and a pair of lounge chairs, estimate $20,000-$30,000, result $75,000 (results include premium).
I thought I’d check elsewhere and confirmed that there seems to be a Juhl trend developing, especially on chairs and wooden bowls. His well-marked earlier piec-es are pretty hot, with his Chieftain armchair hitting a record at the Phillips Nordic Design auction in London on Sept. 26, 2013, reaching £422,500 against a £50,000-£75,000 estimate, about $674,000. I wondered why that was; there was no special provenance given for the circa 1949 listing, just the information you would expect, that it was teak and leather with an impressed mark in the wood indicating it was by Finn Juhl and cabinet-maker Niels Vodder. At the Phillips Nordic Design auc-
tion in September 2014, the estimate was upped for a similarly made and marked circa 1950 Chieftain armchair to £150,000-£250,000, and it still topped the high estimate with £290,500.
The Chieftain chair was also made by Baker and is now made by the Danish firm Onecollection with rights from Finn Juhl’s widow, Hanne Wilhelm Hansen. They began by making Juhl’s model 57 sofa at her request for an exhibit in 1998; now they make several pieces. The company’s website is a great resource on Juhl.
If you want to learn more about the Danes and their modern furniture, I recommend DanishModern, by an American, Andrew Hollingsworth, 2008, Gibbs Smith. About half of the furniture made in Denmark in the 1950s headed to the U.S., he says. His book offers use-ful biographies on the designers and cabinetmakers as well as photos of homes filled with all that wonderful Danish furniture that landed here.
Resource: www.onecollection.com
Finn JuhlFrom Page 59
Above: Although known for his furniture, Finn Juhl also designed wooden bowls. This carved teak bowl, circa 1950, impressed with Juhl’s name and the Danish maker’s, Kay Bojesen, sold for $4,375 at Wright, against a $2,000 to $3,000 esti-mate. Courtesy Wright.
Above: Finn Juhl in his Chieftain chair, designed in 1949. Courtesy One col-lection.
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M I C H I G A N - S e c t i o n 3ANN ARBOR ANTELOPE ANTIQUE AND COINS, 255 E. Liberty. 734-663-2828. www.antelopeantiques.com SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
BELLEVILLE ANTIQUES ON MAIN, 430 Main. multi-dealer mall. General line. Dealers welcome 10-5 Mon-Sat; 1-5 Sun. 734-699-8285. www.antiques-on-main.com SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
BERKLEY ODD FELLOW ANTIQUES, 3248 W. 12 Mile, Berkley, MI 48072. 248-399-6098. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
BURTON COLLETTE’S VINTAGE & ANTIQUE MALL, 5350 Davison Rd, 48509. 810-715-1990. www.collettesvintage.com. Open 7 days, 300 dealers, 60,000 sq. ft. Flea Market every Saturday.
DAVISBURG MICHIGAN ANTIQUE FESTIVALS, May 2-3. Springfield Oaks County Park, 12451 Andersonville Rd, Davisburg, MI 48350. Sat 8am-6pm, Sun 9am-4pm. $6 Admission. Come Rescue a Piece of American History. Antiques, collectibles, vin-tage jewelry, shabby chic, industrial, classic car show & more. Early Bird Shopping Friday 10-5 ($15 Weekend Pass). miantiq-uefestival.com, 989-687-9001. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 65
MICHIGAN ANTIQUE FESTIVALS, Oct 3-4. Springfield Oaks County Park, 12451 Andersonville Rd, Davisburg, MI 48350. Sat 8am-6pm, Sun 9am-4pm. $6 Admission. Come Rescue a Piece of American History. Antiques, collectibles, vintage jewelry, shab-by chic, industrial, classic car show & more. Early Bird Shopping Friday 10-5 ($15 Weekend Pass). miantiquefestival.com, 989-687-9001. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 65
FLAT ROCK MOTOR CITY ANTIQUE MALL, 13431 Telegraph, 48134. 734-782-4018. Tue-Sat 10-6; Sun 12-6; closed Mon. 17,000 sq ft. 90 plus dealers. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
HOLLY BATTLE ALLEY ARCADE ANTIQUES MALL, 108 Battle Alley, Mon-Sat 10:30-5:30, Sun Noon-5, 248-634-8800
HOWELL LIVINGSTON ANTIQUE OUTLET, 1825 Burkhart Rd. I-96 to Exit 133, M-59 turn N to 1st light. Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-5. 517-548-5399 200 Dealers! SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 65
JACKSON JACKSON ANTIQUE MALL, 201 N Jackson St. Dealer Space. 10-5:45 Mon-Sat; 12-4:45 Sun, 517-784-3333.
LIVONIA
ROMEO TOWN HALL ANTIQUES, 205 N Main, 48065. 40 dlrs on 3 flrs. Open 7 days a wk. 586-752-5422.
TECUMSEH ANTIQUES & VINTAGE ON THE BOULEVARD, Bena style Ant & Vintage shop filled w/ industrial, prim, shabby chic, farm fresh finds, retro, painted & finished furn. Mulit-dealer mall. 2500 sq. ft. Open Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-5. 138-140 E Chicago Blvd (M-50). Free parking in front & back. 517-301-4747, [email protected]. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 66
Multi-Dealer Mall 5,000 Sq. Ft.
www.antiques-on-main.com
General Line Antiques, Primitives, Furniture, China, Pottery, Collectible Books, Depression Glass, Hummels, Model Airplanes,
Large Coke Collection
Antelope Antiques and Coins
255 E. Liberty, Ann Arbor, MI 481041,500 square feet of everythingantique, plus coins & stamps.
Buy-Sell-Trade11-6 Tuesday-Saturday
734-663-2828www.antelopeantiques.com
Motor City Antique
Mall13431 Tele- graph, Flat Rock, MI 48134
734-782-4018Closed Mon. • Tues.-Sat. 10-6 and Sun. 12-6Furniture, pottery, jewelry, lighting, primitives,
Retro and so much more.17,000 sq. ft. Antique and Collectible
Mall with 90 plus dealers.Located halfway between Detroit and Toledo
and just minutes from I-75 or I-275.
TOWN PEDDLER CRAFT & ANTIQUE MALL VOTED “BEST ANTIQUES” IN METRO DETROIT
25,000 Sq Ft - OVER 400 ANTIQUE & CRAFT DEALERS
All Major Credit Cards - Layaway - Gift Cards
7 DAYS Mon-Sat (Open Late!) 10-8 - Sun 11-6 35323 Plymouth Rd - Livonia, MI 48150 (734) 513-2577 - www.townpeddler.com
Odd Fellow Antiques3248 W. 12 Mile, Berkley, MI 48072
(Between Coolidge & Greenfield)MON., TUES., WED., FRI., SAT. 11 AM - 5 PMTHURS. 11 AM - 8 PM • SUN. 12 Noon - 5 PM
Ph.: 248.399.609855 BOOTHS & 25 SHOWCASES - 8000 SQUARE FEETChandeliers - Furniture - China - Glass - Pottery - JewelryVintage Clothes - Toys - Linens - Military - Seasonal Items
Winner of “Hour Detroit’s - Best of Detroit” • www.oddfellowsantiques.com
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LIVINGSTONANTIQUE OUTLET
Est. 2002(517) 548-5399
1825 Burkhart Road • Howell, MI 48855 (½ mile from I-96, Exit 133) 32,800 sq. ft. Antique Outlet. Currently 200 quality dealers.
Antiqueables and Uniqueables • Architectural items • Primitives • Books • Vintage Prints • Yard Items • Fiesta Ware • Automobilia • Pottery
• Cast Iron Cookware • Glassware • WickerGREAT FURNITURE COLLECTION!!!
Open
7 days a
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Clean & FriendlyNew Merchandise
Arriving Daily
Voted BEST ANTIQUE STORE and BEST UNIQUE STORE for 3 consecutive years in The Oakland Press
“READER’S CHOICE” competition, we are a 5,000 sq. ft., multi-dealer co-op mall with 50 booths & showcases, displaying only top-of-the-line antiques and vintage collectibles,
including: china, fine glass, pottery, furniture, advertising, toys, vintage clothing, period/costume jewelry, clocks & watches, books. Friendly, knowledgeable dealers staff the floor. Realistic
prices and dealer amenities. Celebrating 29 years in business.HOURS: 10 AM - 6 PM, 7 days/week. Closed major holidays. Visa/MasterCard/Discover.
The Great MidwesternANTIQUE EMPORIUM
5233 Dixie Hwy. Waterford, MI 48329 • 248-623-7460www.gmwae.com
TECUMSEH HITCHING POST ANTIQUES MALL2 mi. W of Tecumseh on M-50 near M-52. 8,000 sq ft of quality antiqes, Victorian Furniture, dolls, lighting & lamp parts,general line. Open 7 days a week 10-5:30. 517-423-8277. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 66
TECUMSEH ANTIQUES & MORE, 3600 sq. ft. featuring 25+ dealers. Ant, Vintage items, jewelry, glassware, refurb. furniture, coll, & more. Open Mon-Fri 10-5:30, Sat 9-4, Sun 12-4. 101 E Chicago Blvd (M-50). 517-215-8499, www.tecumsehantiquesandmore.com. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 66
WATERFORD DIXIELAND MARKET PLACE, 2045 Dixie Hwy, Corner of Telegraph & Dixie. Fri 4-9, Sat & Sun 10-6. 248-338-3220, www.dixielandfleamkt.com
GREAT MIDWESTERN ANTQ EMPORIUM, 5233 Dixie Hwy. 5000 sq. ft. Reputable dlrs. w/quality antqs. & colls. Open everyday 10am-6pm Clsd Major Holidays. 248-623-7460, www.gmwae.com. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
WILLIAMSTON RED CEDAR ANTIQUES, 1435 Grand Ave. (Hwy 43, 1 mi W of city) 50+ dlrs, 10-6 Daily, 517-655-3000. www.redcedarantiques.com
ANTIQUES MARKET OF WILLIAMSTON, 2991 N. Williamston Rd. I-96 exit 117, 1/3 mi N. 75+ dlrs. Since 1980. Daily 10-6. 517-655-1350
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1-800-876-5133Sleuthing is all part of collectingB y K a t h y M c K i m m i e
If you’re reading this, you are likely a collector of something, more likely of several things. Looking around my own house, I see the remnants of many collections over the years: paintings, quilts, rugs and pottery are most obvi-ous. Although I buy very little now, I am always on the lookout for that spe-cial something.
A couple of years ago, I saw a pottery figure on eBay that looked mighty sim-ilar to the Brown County Pottery (1932-1953) I collect and wrote about in my book, Clay Times Three, IU Press, 2010. But a few things were just “wrong.” These are the kinds of things that a pottery expert on PBS’s Antiques Roadshow would point out to the dis-appointed person in the opposite chair.
See Sleuthing on page 73
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M I C H I G A N - S e c t i o n 3
Fiesta collection spread far and wideB y K a t h y M c K i m m i e
Maybe you’ve been in Andy and Jane Flachs’ shoes. You’ve got a great collec-tion amassed over many years and now you are selling at auction. Do you attend and fret throughout the day over every item’s hammer price com-pared to what you paid for it? Or do you get far, far away?
Well, Andy explained that he and his wife, from Quincy, Ill., have had a foot in both camps. They used to have an antique store, and when it closed they made the mistake of going to the liqui-dation auction and watched as they took a bath on many items. This time, he said they planned to visit their daughter in Chicago and also steer clear of watching online bidding while nearly 700 items with no reserve, most-ly Fiesta pottery but also related books and ephemera, changed ownership Aug. 2.
The nerves this go-round were reserved for the day of the packaging and pickup by Sullivan Auctioneers, Hamilton, Ill. “I had to leave the house,” he said.
I asked auctioneer Joe Sullivan beforehand how he thought the auction would shake out in sales, onsite versus online, since it was on Proxibid. He
guessed about 30 percent to 40 percent online. Turned out to be 44 percent online – pretty close.
The auction house has been selling online for 10 to 12 years of its 33 in business, he said. Coins typically sell the best online, about 90 percent, and furniture the worst, only 5 percent. Since online bidders are charged 15 percent, a big draw for bidders sitting in their seats at Sullivan’s is its no buy-er’s premium policy.
“There are not very many of us left,” he said. When he announced the policy at a two-day auction in Mississippi recently, he said the 2,000 people assembled gave him a standing ova-tion.
Although Andy said his wife likes Fiesta, “it’s more my thing than hers.” And at age 59 and after 25 years of collecting, he’s ready to part with it. His first Fiesta purchase was a 15-inch red chop plate bought at an Iowa flea market and intended as a gift for a friend. He decided to keep it for him-self – and he was off, becoming well known in the Homer Laughlin collect-ing community.
Pieces identified as rarest by Andy include those in medium green from the 1950s; cake plates, which are hard to find, and they had three of the four;
12-inch vases; mixing bowl lids; and some of the brochures, particularly those with “paste-overs,” an updated price list glued to an existing brochure to save reprinting.
The original colorful Fiesta dinner-ware was released by Homer Laughlin China Co., Newell, W.Va., in 1936 and produced until 1973. Fiesta was rein-troduced by Homer Laughlin in 1986.
Here are some of the highlights from the sale (before premium if sold online):
• 12-inch vases: $475 (in red, also top lot in sale); $450 (turquoise); $430 (yellow)
• Three stacking refrigerator jars with lid and labels on each piece, $450
• Cake plates: $425 (yellow), $400 (cobalt blue), $300 (green)
• Retail brochures from 1938 to 1968 brought $5 to $160, with nine going for more than $50. The top sale was from April 1, 1941; next for $140 each was a Nov. 1, 1946 paste-over and a Nov. 15, 1950.
• 5-inch mixing bowl lids: $390 (red); $360 (yellow)
• After dinner demi coffee pots with straight side handle: $260 (turquoise); $240 (red); $200 light green
• Nine demi coffee cups sold for $20 to $150 with top sellers: $150 (char-treuse); $125 (forest green); $120 (gray and rose colors).
• Other top items include: $425 (red striped dessert bowl); $400 (red 8-inch vase); $300 (red promo casserole w/original holder); $275 (10-inch cobalt and ivory vases); and $230 (cobalt tri-pod candleholders).
For full results: www.proxibid.com/asp/Catalog.
asp?aid=82840
Tecumseh Antique ShopsAntiques &
VintageOn the Boulevard
138-140 E. Chicago Blvd.(M-50)
Downtown Tecumseh(Additional Parking in Rear)
M-Sat 10-6Sun 12-5
517-301-4747Primitives, Industrial, Retro,
Shabby Chic, & Rustic LodgeCome Browse This Vignette Style
Antiques & Vintage Shop
TECUMSEHANTIQUES &
MORE101 E. CHICAGO BLVD.
(M-50)DOWNTOWN TECUMSEH
(Additional Parking in Rear)OPEN 7 DAYS
M-F 10-5:30SAT 9-4 • SUN 12-4
517-215-849925+ DEALERS ~ 3600 SQ. FT.ANTIQUES, REFURBISHED
FURNITURE, SIGNAGE, GLASS, JEWELRY &
COLLECTIBLESWE BUY ANTIQUES &
PRIMITIVES
HITCHING POSTANTIQUES MALL
1322 E. MONROE (M-50)(2 MILES WEST OF DOWNTOWN)
OPEN 7 DAYS10-5:30
517-423-82778,000 SQUARE FEET OF
QUALITY ANTIQUESGENERAL LINE
INCLUDING VICTORIAN FURNITURE, CLOCKS, LAMPS & LIGHTING,
BROWSE OUR FURNITURE BARN
WE BUY ANTIQUES
Above: A pitcher and six cups in original box seemed like a good buy at $150.
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M I N N E S OTAANOKA ANTIQUES ON MAIN, 212 E. Main 763-323-3990, www.antiquesonmainanoka.com
CANNON FALLS COUNTRY SIDE ANTIQUE MALL,1164 4th St South. 15,000 sq. ft. antiques & col-lectibles. 9:30-5:30 Mon.-Sat; 11-5:30 Sun. 507-263-0352 www.csamantiques.com
MANTORVILLE MEMORABILIA ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES, 9 W. 5th St. Tues-Sat 10:30-5, Sun 12-5, 507-635-5419.
MINNEAPOLIS H & B GALLERY, 2730 Hennepin Avenue South, Tue-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5, antiques, home furnishings, art & jewelry, 612-874-6436 ROGERS ANTIQUE MALL OF ROGERS, 12860 Main St. I-94 x 207, 3 blks S, 20 minutes from Twin Cities. 60 dlrs. Daily. 763-428-4873.
GATEWAY ANTIQUE MALL, 12825 Main St. I-94 x207A, south to Main St./County Rd 150. 40 plus dealers. Open daily 10-6. MULTIPLE SPECIALTIES! 763-428-8286. www.gateway-antiquemall.com
ST. CLOUD PAPER COLLECTOR ART GALLERY, 26 7th Ave. N., downtown St. Cloud, 56303. 320-251-2171. [email protected]. Books, postcards, maps, magazines, art & picture framing.
STILLWATER STAPLES MILL ANTIQUES, 410 N. main St., 30 dlrs, 10,000 sq ft. Daily 10-6. Furniture, vintage clothing, everything A-Z, in restored 1850s sawmill. 651-430-1816 [email protected] www.staplsmillantiques.com
B y C a r r i e J o h n s o n
A mere $26.60 isn’t the haul a person would expect from one of the most famous robberies in American history. But that’s just what the James-Younger Gang absconded with when they fled Northfield, Minn., on Sept. 7, 1876, after a botched robbery of the First National Bank, leaving in their wake two dead gang members, two fatally wounded citizens, and a story that would capture the attention of Americans for years to come.
A vicious lot, the James-Younger Gang was comprised of brothers Jesse and Frank James; brothers Cole, Jim and Bob Younger; Clell Miller; Charlie Pitts; and William “Bill” Chadwell. Almost all the members of the gang had been guerilla fighters for the Confederacy during the Civil War. With the Union’s victory, these men became outcasts, both socially and politically.
Two months before the Northfield Raid, the James-Younger Gang waylaid a Missouri Pacific Railroad train transporting money for the Adams Express Co. and the United States Express Co. An estimated $17,000 was pilfered from the safes, but the gang’s good fortune soon began to change.
Hobbs Kerry, who had assisted with the train robbery but was later apprehended by the police, fingered his cohorts in return for a reduced sentence. Facing increased scrutiny in Missouri, the bandits opted to head north, traveling to Minnesota.
Intent on committing anther robbery, they considered banks in a variety of cities and towns. The criminals settled on Mankato, but there were too many citizens on the streets when they rode into town on Sept. 4, so they abandoned the idea. The gang of outlaws implemented Plan B, setting their sights on Northfield.
Though the town boasted a population of only 2,000, the James-Younger Gang targeted the First National Bank after learning it had recently been outfitted with a new safe and chronometer time lock, indicating there
were considerable funds to protect. Indeed, inside the bank vault was $15,000, a significant sum at the time.
Working at the bank that fateful day were Frank Wilcox, the assistant bookkeeper; Alonzo Bunker, the teller; and Joseph Heywood, the bookkeeper and treasurer for both the city of Northfield and the newly established Carleton College. Heywood was filling in for George Phillips, the bank’s cashier, who was attending the World’s Fair in Philadelphia.
While Jesse James, Jim Younger and Chadwell guarded the escape route out of town to ensure a quick getaway, Cole Younger and Miller posted themselves outside the bank. Frank James, Bob Younger and Pitts entered the bank with revolvers drawn, and Frank warned the three employees he would kill anyone who cried for help.
See Northfield Raid on page 71
Above: Interest in members of the James-Younger Gang doesn’t stop at the Northfield city limits. Collectors look for items related to all aspects of the lives of those involved. This stereoview depicts Jesse James following his assassination in St. Joseph, Mo., on April 3, 1882. It sold for $12,075 at Cowan’s Auctions in June 2007. (Photo courtesy of Cowan’s Auctions)
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SEE MISSOURI SECTION 1ON PAGE 70
SEE MISSOURI SECTION 3ON PAGE 80
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While the outlaws tried to determine which of the employees was the cashier, and thus was able to open the vault, several of the townsfolk realized what was happening and called for citizens to grab their weapons. In the ensuing gunfight, Miller and Chadwell were killed, as was Bob Younger’s horse, while a Swedish immigrant was shot in the head and later died from the wound.
Inside the bank, Heywood, who had been mistakenly identified as the cashier because he was using Phillips’
desk, staunchly declared the vault could not be opened because it was on a time lock. That was a lie, and the robbers knew it. While Bob Younger grabbed what little money was easily available, Frank James, growing incensed, knocked Heywood to the floor and fired a warning shot above his head.
Before Heywood could be coerced into opening the vault, the robbers heard Cole Younger yelling for them to leave the bank, crying that the townsfolk were shooting the gang to pieces. Bob Younger and Pitts headed to the street, but Frank James paused. Blaming Heywood for the botched robbery, Frank pointed his pistol at the fill-in cashier and fired. Miraculously, the bullet missed Heywood, but Frank wasn’t finished. He leveled his gun again and shot Heywood point blank in the temple, killing him.
With that, the gang abandoned the raid and fled, sparking one of the largest manhunts in U.S. history. The three Younger brothers were caught near Madelia, with Pitts killed in the gun battle between the outlaws and the authorities. Both James brothers evaded capture, but they could not outrun their pasts.
About three years after the Northfield raid, Jesse James formed a new gang and began committing more robberies. Swayed by a reward of $10,000 for Jesse’s death, Bob Ford, one of the new gang members, assassinated Jesse in the gang leader’s home in 1882. Six months later, Frank James surrendered to the governor of Missouri. During his subsequent trial, Frank denied all connections with the Northfield Raid. Because of the passage of time, a politically connected defender and Frank’s charisma, he was acquitted.
Though the band of outlaws unraveled almost 140 years ago, the gang still commands attention.
“Jesse James and the interest in
crime in general, particularly 19th-century crime, is very strong with collectors, particularly if you’re dealing with these guys who are viewed by the public as sort of outside the law,” said Wes Cowan, president of Cowan’s Auctions. Members of the James-Younger gang weren’t just common criminals – they were cunning and hardened, the worst of the worst.
“They are outlaws. Jesse James, Billy the Kid, the Reno Gang, all of these guys became larger-than-life figures largely due to newspapers and pamphleteers who glorified what they were doing. Even today, people are still interested,” Cowan said.
Not all criminals are equal when it comes to the antiques market. Items associated with outlaws from the American West generate more interest than those from the East, according to Cowan. The extra attention is attributed to the romanticized perception of the West.
Vintage material relating to the James-Younger Gang includes photographs, pamphlets and letters. Prices start at about $100 and can reach five figures.
At the upper end of the scale, an eight-page letter signed by Jim Younger to his friend Cora McNeil sold for $28,680 at Heritage Auctions in June 2012. The catalog noted, “Cora, who may have been a sweetheart of Jim’s before he went to prison, was the wife of Minneapolis judge George M. Bennett who had taken an interest in Jim and Cole and worked for years to have them released and pardoned. In this fascinating letter, Jim is giving a statement of the several crimes he and Cole were accused of committing, one of which occurred while they were incarcerated.”
A typed manuscript about the
Northfield RaidFrom Page 68
Above: Numerous books have been writ-ten about the Northfield Raid and its par-ticipants. This first-edition copy of A Com-plete and Authentic History of the Lives of Frank and Jesse James by Jay Donald was published in 1882. It sold for $359.70 at Heritage Auctions in April 2011. (Photo courtesy of Heritage Auctions) See Northfield Raid on page 75
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In this case, the clay was not dark enough; Brown County Pottery’s clay turned a deep reddish brown when fired. There were no painted facial features on the Brown County’s figu-rines, as appeared in this strange piece, and Brown County did not glaze the inside bottom of its figurines. Intrigued – I bought it anyway!
Fast forward to last month. A figu-rine that looked to be made in the same mold, but decorated quite dif-ferently, appeared on eBay. Although it was unsigned, it had all the “right” stuff and I bought it, too. They now sit side-by-side, and I wonder who made the oddball one. I am convinced it is from the same mold. It’s proba-ble that original molds were obtained by Brown County Hills Pottery (it opened in the same town, Nashville, Ind., several years after Brown Coun-ty Pottery closed) and they were experimenting. I have seen a couple
of different figurines from that pot-tery that appeared to use the same molds, but they used the right kind of clay and added no facial features. They also signed their own name. So the mystery continues, but that’s what makes collecting so interesting, don’t you think?
Speaking of buying Brown County Pottery on eBay, there is currently a listing for an unmarked piece that I would say is definitely not Brown County and another unmarked piece that I would bet against. There is no Antiques Roadshow expert around to vet all the eBay pottery listings.
But eBay apparently does have a bone expert running around. I recent-ly had the high bid on a pair of carved bone earrings with a tiger’s eye drop. The listing just disap-peared! By contacting the seller, I learned that eBay removed the list-ing because she didn’t specify “wheth-er the cow bone was bovine or a female mammal of some other sort.” Yup, collecting is always interesting.
SleuthingFrom Page 65
Above: The two 5-inch-tall figurines in front (standing with a more typical 8-inch example of Brown County Pottery) appear to be made from the same mold. The one on the right has all the “right” characteristics. The one on the left uses a different clay, has painted facial features and remains a mystery.
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Northfield Raid, likely authored by McNeil and containing corrections from Cole Younger, as well as his signature, sold for $16,730 at Heritage Auctions in June 2012. McNeil corresponded extensively with Cole and Jim Younger while they were serving time in the Minnesota State Prison in Stillwater after the Northfield robbery. She wrote Mizzoura, a fictitious account of the lives of the famous outlaws. It is said to be the only book approved by the Younger brothers.
Also from the Stillwater prison was a logbook containing daily cell reports, including entries pertaining to members of the Younger Gang. It sold for $3,450 at Cowan’s Auctions in May 2006.
A pamphlet outlining the
Northfield robbery, titled The Northfield Tragedy, or the Raid of the Younger and James Bros., Band of Desperadoes, published in 1877 and described as exceedingly rare, sold for $2,585 at Cowan’s Auctions in June 2010.
More common but still highly desirable are photographs associated with members of the James-Younger Gang and the Northfield Raid. Examples include a set of 15 glass-plate negatives – 10 collodion negatives taken in 1876 and five dry-plate negatives – of the James-Younger Gang, which sold for $9,775 at Cowan’s Auctions in November 2005; an original cabinet card of Cole, Bob and Jim Younger alongside their sister Henrietta, taken in 1889 at the Stillwater prison, $5,975 at Heritage Auctions in December 2012; and a composite carte-de-visite featuring six of the robbers as well as a sketch of the bank teller
killed in the raid that sold for $940 at Cowan’s Auctions in December 2009.
For members of the James-Younger Gang, their take of $26.60 from the Northfield Raid certainly wasn’t sufficient payment for the trouble it brought them, but it was enough to buy them a place in history.
Northfield RaidFrom Page 71
Left: Bob, Jim and Cole Younger were serving time at the Stillwater Prison when their sister Henrietta visited them in 1889. She received per-mission to have a por-trait taken with her brothers. Bob died two weeks later of compli-cations from wounds received during the Northfield Raid. This hard-to-find cabinet card sold for $5,975 at Heritage Auctions in December 2012. (Photo courtesy of Heritage Auctions)
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My neighbor’s family farm in Morristown, Ind., went up for sale recently after his widowed mom decided to move to a condo. The four kids needed to remove things stored there for decades. In my neighbor Dale Spegal’s case, that included his collection of farm toys. He’s 49 and thinks he got his first one for Christmas in 1970.
I’ve written many times about adults who begin to collect what they remember fondly as a child when they start to have some disposable income. But in Spegal’s case, he’s rediscovered his stash and is intrigued. What does he do with it? Sell it? Display it? What’s it worth?
To help him, I headed for the library and checked out the third edition of Standard Catalog of Farm Toys, Identification and Price Guide, Krause, edited by Karen O’Brien. He was able to find all of his 36 farm toys in the comprehensive book, featuring the National Farm Toy Museum’s collection. He needed just a bit of coaching, though, on determining condition, the key to value. The only box that survived was being used by his mom to store a Santa Claus. And what he assessed nostalgically as
“near mint” was in truth more like “well loved.”
The bulk of Spegal’s treasures were red International Harvester pieces in 1:16-scale that mirrored his dad’s full-size counterparts. His favorite piece, and definitely the one he’ll keep even if he decides to sell the others, is his Farmall 560 tractor from International Harvester made by Ertl. He explained that the working tractor had a tricycle front with two smaller wheels close together. If one of those wheels failed, you could take it off and it would still run. That happened to his dad, so he promptly got out his model and broke off one of the front wheels of his 560. He can still hear the lecture from his parents about taking better care of his things.
The last tractor Spegal received as a gift was an International Farmall 1456 Turbo with cab. Also in his collection are a few Tonkas, Tru-Scales and a lone John Deere 495 four-row planter by Ertl, in green of course. It stands out in his otherwise sea of red.
The “Farm Toys” book referenced above, published in 2007, is a great resource and it mentions in its introduction that plans for the fourth edition were being made. The third edition, however, appears to be the last printed version, making it a collectible in itself. Checking
Amazon, the third edition (with an original jacket price of $29.99) is offered for $84 to $528. Krause’s website offers downloadable pdfs of portions of the book.
Since the photos in the book are from the National Farm Toy Museum, Dyersville, Iowa, you’ll want to drop in if you are in the neighborhood. Dyersville was the natural pick for location because Fred and Gertrude Ertl, founders of the Ertl Co. in 1945, put the city on the toy map when they moved the company there from Dubuque. Ertl became the largest producer of farm toy replicas in the world. The National Farm Toy Show, sponsored by Toy Farmer magazine, draws thousands each year to Dyersville and just wound up this year’s show, but check for regional shows around the country on its website.
Resources: National Farm Toy Museum, www.nationalfarmtoymuseum.com;Toy Farmer magazine, www.toyfarmer.com.
The strong pull of nostalgia is hard to dispel
Above: There are red collectors and green collectors. This green John Deere planter looks a bit out of place among dozens of red farm toys in Dale Spegal’s collection from the 1970s.
Left: If you look closely you will see where the young owner of this Farmall 560 tractor has broken off one of its two front wheels. His dad had removed one on his real tractor and he followed suit.
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O H I O - S e c t i o n 1BLUFFTON APPLE LANE ANTQS., 9175 Dixie Hwy. By I-75, exit 140,S. on Main, Quaint Shop, Full line - Chance or appt. Call First 419-358-4168
ELMORE ONCE UPON A TYME, 354 Rice St. Ex 81 on OH turnpike. Tue-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5. 1st floor furn 1850-1950’s. 2nd floor multi-dealer’s smalls. 419-862-3803 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
FINDLAY JEFFREY’S ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES, 11326 County Rd. 99. (exit 161 off I-75). 300 dealers - Open 10-6 daily. 419-423-7500 - Fax: 419-423-3332. SEE DISPLAY AD ON INSIDE BACK COVER
MAUMEE MAUMEE ANTIQUE MALL, 1552 Reynolds Road. I-90 x 59 at Maumee Marketplace, I-475 x 6. Mon-Sat 10am-8pm, Sun 11am-6pm. 419-893-2468. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
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OTTAWA STOWE’S MUSEUM & GALLERY stoweart.com, 934 Defiance St. (419) 796-8758. Antiques & Art.
PIONEER SCHMUCKER’S ANTIQUES, 304 E. Baubice St. 43554Open Thu-Sat 11-5, 419-737-2280, 419-737-2650. BUY-SELL-TRADE!
CROSSROADS ANTIQUES & QUALITY CONSIGNMENTS, LLC. 1000 S State St, Pioneer, OH 43554. (corner SR 15 and US 20). 419-737-1422. Booth & Showcase Rentals. Flea Markets. We buy AntiquesMon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5. Closed Thur Nov-Apr.
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13-805 SR 107, Montpelier, OH 435431½ mi. S of Exit 13 (2), Ohio Trnpk
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Parsons table’s history somewhat of a mysteryB y K a t h y M c K i m m i e
I tend to redecorate in my head first (it’s much easier on the budget) and decided that I would love to have a vintage Parsons dining table. That brought back memories of my plastic Parsons coffee table, bright yellow from the 1970s. It was cheap, its main selling point at the time. And it was the only modern-looking piece of furniture in my first apartment - everything else was a hand-me-down. Open its clear plastic covering, pull out the legs stored under the top, insert them in their slots and voila, instant table. The concept and the design couldn’t be simpler.
In the course of my cyber-shopping for a dining table, I ran across several articles about the design history of the Parsons table, which is anything but simple. While many other iconic forms, such as the tulip table, the ball clock and the molded plywood chair are chronicled in countless design books and are instantly associated with a specific designer (Saarinen, Nelson and Eames, respectively), the ubiquitous Parsons table does not allow for such an easy attribution.
I decided the best source for the table’s history and the mythology that surrounds it was the organization it’s named for, Parsons School of Design (part of The New School since 1970). Even there though, the history of the school repeats the well-worn mythology behind the table’s development. Based in New York, Parsons opened a campus in Paris in 1921. “Among its achievements,” says the school’s website, “Parsons Paris was the birthplace of the Parsons table, an icon of Modern design, in a studio led by the designer Jean-Michel Frank in the 1930s.”
Elsewhere on the website there’s an article on the Parsons table
by Joanna Merwood-Salisbury, associate professor of architectural history, citing several sources. Frank had used simple cubic furniture, including tables, in his designs from the mid-1920s, she writes, but she also says similar tables were produced by others including Gerrit Rietveld, Marcel Breuer and Mies van der Rohe in the 1920s. The mythology builds with the story of Frank giving his students an assignment to design a simple table that could be clad in any material. “The design originally known as the ‘T-square table’ was the result.” The shape uses the 90-degree angles of the T-square and the legs are as wide as the tabletop is deep.
The above story was recounted by Stanley Barrows, a graduate of Parsons, but Merwood-Salisbury writes that its veracity is difficult to prove. “Interviews with Parsons alumni from the pre-war Parsons Paris era indicate they had no awareness of the Parsons table during that time. It appears to have been unknown, even as a type, until the 1940s and 50s when students remember being advised by their instructors to include such a table in their interior renderings because it was easy to draw.” The Parsons table name is a mystery too. The school was the New York School of Fine and Applied Art until 1941 when it was named after former director Frank Alvah Parsons. Although designers used the table style in the 1950s, it wasn’t called the Parsons table until the early 1960s when Mount Airy and Directional Industries mass-produced the form, Merwood-Salisbury writes. From then on it was picked up by many others and Popular Science magazine even published articles in the 1970s and 1980s on how to make it yourself.
Resource: www.thenewschoolhistory.org/?works=the-parsons-table
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O H I O - S e c t i o n 2 ARCANUM
COVINGTON YE OLDE COLLECTIBLE SHOPPE 22 E. Wright Street. 12-5 Tue-Wed; 10-5 Fri-Sat; 1-5 Sun. 937-473-2848 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
DAYTON PARK AVENUE ANTIQUES, 509 Patterson Rd. Antique & vintage silver, paintings, jewelry, artwork, toys, games, unique memorabilia, entire estates. 11-5 Wed-Fri; 11-4 Sat or by appt. 937-293-5691 [email protected]. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
ANTIQUES VILLAGE, Open 7 days, 937-291-5060, Over 250 Shops, 651 Lyons Rd, Dayton, OH 45459, I-675 Exit 2, I-75 Exit 44. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
GREENVILLE CRATIQUES, 144 W 4th St. Gen-line.T-F 12-5, Sat 10-3. 937-581-4545
LEWISBURG
NEW PARIS NEW PARIS ANTIQUE MALL, in four-story historical building. 102 E. Main St.2 miles from Richmond IN off I-70.Tue-Sat 10-5, Sun 1-5. 937-437-0048.Visit us at www.newparisantiquemall.com
SPRINGFIELD HEART OF OHIO ANTIQUE CENTER Exit 62 at I-70 & US 40. 650 dealers - 116,000 sq.ft. Open daily 9:30-6. 937-324-2188 SEE DISPLAY AD ON BACK COVER
JOHNSON’S LAMP SHOP & ANTIQUES 8518 E. National Rd. 7 mi. E. of Springfield, 3 mi. E. of exit 62 I-70; 10-5 Wed-Fri; 10-4 Sat; clsd Sun, Mon, Tue. Dlrs welcome. 937-568-4551 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
SPRINGFIELD ANTIQUE CENTER1735 Titus Rd. I-70 exit 59. 450 dealersOpen 10-6 daily. 937-322-8868 Fax: 937-322-8049. SEE DISPLAY AD ON INSIDE BACK COVER
TIPP CITY
NATIONAL TRAIL ANTIQUES MARKETANTIQUES MARKET
109 N. Commerce St. (Rt. 503)LEWISBURG, OHIO
½ mi. North off I-70 Exit 1410-6 Tues.-Sat. 12-6 Sun.
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The way things were . . .is the way things are at . . .
Ye OldeCollectible Shoppe22 E. Wright St. ~ Covington, OH 45318
937-473-2848
Country Store ItemsKitchen Collectibles ~ Auto Collectibles
Advertising MemorabiliaTools ~ Hardware ~ China & Glassware ~ Furniture
Tues.-Wed Fri.-Sat. Sun. 12-4:30 10-4:30 Closed
Proprietors: Rich & Pat McMaken
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STALEY’S ANTIQUES7 Sycamore St., Arcanum, Ohio 45304S S A
937-692-8050Antiques & Collectibles
Tuesday-Saturday 11-5 / Sunday 12-5www.staleysantiques.com
MIDWEST MEMORIES ANTIQUESI-75 N. of Dayton Exit 68
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Park Avenue Antiques2306 Far Hills Ave.Dayton, Ohio 45419Fine Antiques, Silver, Crystal, Paintings,
Artwork, Jewelry, Collectibles & ToysBuying Antiques, Vintage, Collectibles,
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Vendors’ business good in Venice Pavilion mallB y C E L E S T E B A U M G A R T N E R
ROSS, Ohio — Since it opened in 1918, folks have come through the doors of the Venice Pavilion for many reasons.
In the early days, it was a bar and restaurant. The basement level fea-tured pool tables and a bowling alley – a former neighbor recalled working there as a pin boy. In the 1930s, the restaurant’s famous fried chicken dinners set mouths to watering. Upstairs, there was room for wed-ding receptions, square dancing, whatever. Nashville artists per-formed there. Midwestern Hayride, a popular local country music show, also carried on NBC and ABC during the ’50s, was often filmed there.
Since the 1990s, the pavilion has been an antique mall covering more than 14,000 square feet of shopping space and featuring more than 80
See Venice Pavilion on page 85
AntiqueWeek GUIDE TO SHOPS & MALLS PAGE 83
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BRANCH HILL ANTIQUE MARKET OF BRANCH HILL 513-683-8754. Thur-Sat 11-5, other days by chance (good chance). I-275 to exit 52, L to Branch Hill Rd., R 1 blk.
CINCINNATI COVERED BRIDGE ANTIQUE MALL7508 Hamilton Ave, Rt 127, (Mt. Healthy, OH), 1/4 mile N of Ronald Reagan Hwy (126).Wide selection antiques & collectibles. 10-6 Mon.-Sat; 12-6 Sun. 513-521-5739
GRAND ANTIQUE MALL, 9701 Reading Rd St. Rt. 42 (N of Cincinnati). Open 7 days, 27,000 sq ft. of antique furniture & fine jewelry. 513-554-1919, www.grandantiquemall.com
BURLINGTON KY ANTIQUE SHOWS 10 mi. S. of Cincinnati. Boone Co. Fairgrounds Info: 513-922-6847, Burlingtonandtiqueshow.com SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 85
TRI-STATE ANTIQUE MARKET Lawrenceburg, Indiana fairgrounds US 50, 1 mi. W. exit 16, I-275. First Sunday each month May-Oct. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
FAIRFIELD/CINCINNATI OHIO VALLEY ANTIQUE MALL 7285 Dixie Hwy/Route 4, 513-874-7855, SEE DISPLAY AD PAGE 86
VENICE PAVILION ANTIQUES, 4299 Hamilton Cleves Hwy, Fairfield OH 45014.15,000 sq ft. 11-7 daily. 1920’s dance hall. 513-738-8180. www.venicepavilion.com SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 85
LEBANON BROADWAY ANTIQUE MALL 201 S. Broadway, next to Golden Lamb. Open 7 days, 110 booths and cases. Quality antiques, 513-932-1410.
MILLERS ANTIQUE MARKET, 10,000+ sq ft. Located in Historic downtown Lebanon, OH, 45036. fantastic selection. 513-932-8710. Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5.
MILFORD/CINCINNATI THAT SHOP IN MILFORD, 223 Main St in Historic Milford, OH, 45150. Tue-Fri 11-5, Sat 10-5, Sun noon-5. 513-831-0065
OXFORD THE BIRD HOUSE ANTIQUES 114 & 116 W. High St. Two shops - Quality merchandise - Dealer friendly! 7 days, 10-5. 513-706-3579 or 513-523-0121
RIPLEY OLDE PIANO FACTORY ANTIQUE MALL, 307 N. 2nd St. (50 miles from Cincinnati on Rt #52). General line, furni-ture & collectibles. 10-4 daily. 12-5 Sun. 937-392-9243 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
WAYNESVILLE ANTIQUES CAPITAL Welcome to our 200 yr. old village35+ Antique Shops & Malls35+ Specialty Shops - 8+ Eateries. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 87
VILLAGE ANTIQUES 185 E. High St., 513-897-2421 SEE DISPLAY AD PAGE 87
LITTLE RED SHED ANTIQUES85 S. Main St., 513-897-6326 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 87
C & R LIVING, 180 S Main St. 513-897-0431 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 87
ANNIE’S PLACE98A S. Main St. 513-855-4250. Antiques & Eclectic Signs. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 87
LILLY’S CORNER MALL 107 S Main St., 513-897-0388 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 87
HAMMEL HOUSE INN RESTAURANT AND BED & BREAKFAST, 121 S. Main St., 513-897-2333 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 87
BRASS LANTERN ANTIQUES 100-104 S. Main St., 513-897-9686 SEE DISPLAY AD PAGE 87
VILLAGE FAMILY RESTAURANT 144 S. Main St., 513-897-8835 SEE DISPLAY AD PAGE 87
BENNER’S COLONIAL TRADITIONS 61 S Main St. 513-897-9000. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 87
WILMINGTON SHOPPES AT THE OLD MILL, 320 E. Sugartree St. 2 blocks E. of Courthouse. Gen’l line. Multi-Dealer Mall. 937-655-8181. Mon-Sat 10-5:30
2015 Season: May 3 June 7 July 5 August 2 September 6 October 4
OLDE PIANO FACTORYANTIQUE MALL
307 North 2nd Street — Ripley, OH 45167(50 miles from Cincinnati on Rt. #52)
General line of antiques, furniture & collectibles Winter Hrs.: Daily 10-4 Sunday 12-5
Time Changes: 10-5 Daily when time changes • Sunday 12-6Phone: 937-392-9243
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vendors. The mall was originally owned by Dorothy Grome, who res-cued the historic building when there were plans to raze it and build a United Dairy Farmers on the site. Current owners Skyp and Jana
Harmon bought it in 2004. The original tin ceiling still is still
there, and the floors are hardwood. To the right as you walk in is the original oak bar. “I don’t think the windows have been replaced, it is very drafty,” Manager Cheryl Sheldon said.
A previous owner added what Sheldon called a “half-floor” where auc-tions were held, she said. Business at
the mall is good.“I have to say our sales are ahead of
what they’ve been,” Sheldon said. “Yet, compared to 10 years ago, the value of things has dropped off.”
Sheldon has a booth at the mall; she deals in furniture, among other things. A chest of drawers she had for sale at $425 would have been worth double that 10 or 12 years ago, she said.
“But we’re getting young people in, and they’re starting to collect,” she said. “That is a good thing.”
One popular case features military history items – mostly Civil War, but also things from the two World Wars and Indian artifacts. Another vendor specializes in baseball and other sports cards. Yet another dealer likes cast iron skillets and other cast iron items. He says he has a secret clean-ing method.
Old buildings containing old things seem to attract ghost stories, and the Venice Pavilion is no exception. It is suspected of having ghosts – all friendly, Sheldon said. Two custom-ers, unknown to each other, on two separate occasions reported seeing a woman standing in the back of the building near what was once the kitchen. Both customers described her in the same way.
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VENICE PAVILIONANTIQUES4299 Hamilton Cleves Hwy.
FAIRFIELD, OHIO 45014Over 80 Dealers
4 Floors of Treasures1920’s Dance Hall
Furniture, pottery, china, collectibles, Art and antiques, cases of Jewelry.
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 11 A.M. TO 7 P.M.(513) 738-8180
Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Amex. Like us on Facebook.www.venicepavilion.com
Celebrating 34 Years
BurlingtonAntique ShowBoone Co. Fairgrounds
BURLINGTON, KY10 miles South of Cincinnati
2015 Show Dates3rd Sunday of the Month
April 19 • May 17 • June 21 July 19 • Aug. 16 • Sept. 20
Oct. 18Hours: 8am-3pm
Early buying: 6am-8amAREA’S LARGEST & BEST
ANTIQUE MARKETMgr. Tony Pham, 513-922-6847
www.burlingtonantiqueshow.com
Venice PavilionFrom Page 82
Above: Opened in 1918, The Venice Pavilion originally was a bar and restaurant with pool tables and a bowling alley downstairs. Upstairs there was a room for wedding receptions and square dancing and country music acts. Since the 1990s, it has been an antique mall.
See Venice Pavilion on page 93
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www.OhiosLargestPlayground.com1-800-791-4FUN
Antiques Capital of the MidwestWAYNESVILLE, OHIO!
Located At State Routes 73 & 42Home of the Ohio Sauerkraut Festival
513-897-8855 • www.waynesvilleshops.com • waynesvilleohio.com
Specialty Shop Dining Dining & Lodging
Antique MallLilly’s Corner Mall
107 S. Main St.513-897-0388
7000 Sq. Ft. Mall With 28 Vendors & Ever Changing Inventory
Annie’s Place98A S. Main St.513-855-4250
Featuring: Antiques,Vintage and Eclectic
Home Goods
Brass Lantern Antiques100-104 S. Main St.
513-897-9686Specializing in
antique furniture andcountry store advertising
C & R Living180 S. Main St.513-897-0431
Large and small antiques,jewelry (new & vintage),
fine glass and gifts, collectibles
Little Red Shed Antiques
85 S. Main St.513-897-6326
We Buy & Sell awide variety of antiques!
Village Antiques185 E. High St.513-897-2421
Featuring Cherry & Walnut Antique Furniture and
Accessories
Creekwood Motel401 S. Main Street
513-897-1000Beautiful and affordable motel rooms
with all of the comforts of home
Old Main Street Antique ShowMay 24, 20159 AM-5 PM
Contact: 513-855-4315 for information aboutBooth Rental or General Show info.
Benner’sColonial Traditions
61 S. Main Street513-897-9000
Antique Reproduction Furniture, Cabinetry, Windsor Chairs,
Home Décor & Gifts
The VillageFamily Restaurant
144 S. Main St.513-897-8835
Family owned & operated& open for breakfast,lunch & dinner daily
Hammel House InnRestaurant and B & B
121 S. Main St.513-897-2333 or 513-897-3779Restored Historic Inn offering
delicious meals andovernight lodging
Antique Shops
Antique ShowLodging
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O H I O - S e c t i o n 4COLUMBUS GREATER COLUMBUS ANTIQUE MALL, 1045 S High St. Columbus’ First Antique Mall. Open 7 days a week, 12:00-6:00. 5 floors of quality antqs. & collectibles. 614-443-7858 Like us on Facebook!
DELAWARE SANDUSKY STREET ANTIQUES, Items from the early 1800s through the mid 1900s. 30 N Sandusky Street. Open 7 days, Mon-Sat 10-6 & Sun 12-5, 740-363-1405. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
EDISON A MOMENT IN TIME ANTIQUES, inside Edison Depot Restaurant, 552 W. High St. 740-341-4966. SEE DISPLAY AD PAGE 90
EDISON DEPOT, 552 W. High St. 419-946-FOOD. SEE DISPLAY AD PAGE 90
MARSELL’S VINTAGE & ANTIQUE RESALE SHOP, 2260 State Rt 95. 740-507-5109. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 90
MANSFIELD CARROUSEL ANTIQUES, 118 N. Main St. 419-522-0230 35 Dealers - No Crafts. 10-5 Mon-Sat, 12-5 Sun. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
MID-OHIO ANTIQUE MALL,155 Cline Ave. at Lexington Ave.(Rt. 42 S). Multiple dealers2 floors. 10-5 daily. 419-756-5852 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
MT GILEAD ”LOST MEMORIES,” 13 S. Main St. 567-303-4678. SEE DISPLAY AD PAGE 90
THIS-N-THAT, 27 W High St. Buying & Selling Antiques/Collectibles/Estates. 419-946-5755. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 90
WOLVES COINS, 27 W High St. Buying/Selling Gold, Silver & Coins. 419-946-5755. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 90
CORNERSTONE ON THE SQUARECafe & Grill. 11 N Main St. 419-947-1446. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 90
SAMES & COOK COFFEE SHOP33 S Main St. 419-947-9694, [email protected]. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 90
GILEAD TRADING CO.32 S. Main St. 419-946-2210. SEE DISPLAY AD PAGE 90
NORWICH WHITE PILLARS ANTIQUE MALL, 7525 E Pike, 9 mi E of Zanesville (60 mi E of Columbus) I-70 Norwich Exit 164, 1/2mi W on Rt 40, general line, furn, prims, pottery, glass, china. Mon-Sat 10-5:30; Sun 12-5:30. 740-872-3720 or 740-584-2979 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
ROCKBRIDGE SPRING STREET ANTIQUE MALL, 26782 Hwy 33. 120 dlrs. 12,000 sq ft. Daily 10-6. 740-385-1816
Voted Best In Delaware!
Open 7 Days A WeekMonday-Saturday 10-6pm • Sunday 12-5pm
Email: [email protected]: sanduskystreetantiques.com
MANSFIELD, OHIO Open 10-5 Mon.-Sat.Sunday 12-5
(419) 522-0230* First Friday of every month
open until 9:00 p.m.April - December
118 N. Main, Mansfield, Ohio
Historic District Downtown Antiques & Collectibles
Exit I-71 at Rt. 30 West, Exit Main St.E-mail: [email protected]
“A Merry-Go-Round of Quality Antiques & Collectibles”
Easy Access OnRoute 30 Expressway
I-71, and Ohio 13
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WHITE PILLARSANTIQUE MALL
740-872-3720Located off I-70 at Norwich
Exit #164Turn W. to 7525 E. Pike
Fine quality antiques includingfurniture, primitives, glass,
pottery, china.Hours: M-Sat 10-5:30, Sun 12-5:30
E-mail: [email protected]
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32 S. Main St.Mt. Gilead, OH 43338
* Antiques* Old Collectibles
* Jewelry* Furniture
We Deal With The PastElizabeth & Rick Chilcote
419-946-2210
“LOST MEMORIES”RED LINE HOT WHEELS VINTAGE
TOYS, ADVERTISINGGAS & OIL ITEMS
TUE-FRI 10 AM - 4 PM
Tim Campbell13 Main St., Mt. Gilead, Ohio 43338
Phone 567-303-4678 • FAX [email protected]
A Moment In Time Antiques
Located atEdison Depot
552 W. High St.Edison, Ohio
Open daily - Sun. until 3:00 PM“Glassware, Furniture, Radios”
Ph. 740-341-4966 Susan
Edison Depot
552 W. High Street, Edison, Ohio 43320
419-946-FOOD (3663)
THOMAS E’S RESTAURANTHome Cooked MealsOpen 7 Days A Week
Heinis Amish CheesesMadeline’s Country Farm Market
Amish Furniture, Crafts
SAMES & COOKCOFFEE SHOP
KAREN McCLELLAND
33 SOUTH MAIN STREETMOUNT GILEAD, OHIO [email protected]
ANTIQUESHrs.: Mon-Fri 7-5 • Sat 8-2
Fresh roasted coffee by the pound or cup
CORNERSTONEon the square
Cafe & Grill
11 N. Main St ~ Mount Gilead
419-947-1446
~ BREAKFAST ALL DAY ~Steaks • BBQ • Homemade Pies
MEETING ROOM AVAILABLE
Wolves [email protected]
Gerard & Lori WolfOwners/Partners27 West High Street
Mount Gilead, Ohio 43338
Phone: 419/946-5755Fax: 419/946-5755
Buying/Selling Gold, Silver & Misc.
Hours of OperationMonday-Friday 9 to 5, Saturday 9 to Noon
Marsell’s Vintage & Antique Resale Shop
2260 State Rt. 95 Edison, OhioJim & Lisa Marsell - Owners
740-507-5109
This-N-ThatBuying & Selling Antiques/Collectibles/Estates
Jerry & Lori WolfProprietors
27 West High StreetMount Gilead, Ohio 43338
419-946-5755
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O H I O - S e c t i o n 5BURBANK ROSE & THISTLE ANTIQUES, 27 Front St Fri-Sat 11-5 Sun 11-4. 330-416-7887. Jan & Feb by chance.
CHARDON ANTIQUES ON THE SQUARE, 101 Main St. 21 Dealers. 10-5 Mon.-Sat; 12-5 Sun. Only 7 mi. S. of I-90 on Rt. 44. 440-286-1912 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
COLUMBIANA MAINSTREET ANTIQUES, 13 E. Park Ave. 330-482-5202. Quality dealers, open 7 days. Mon-Sat 10-4:30; Sun 12:30-5. SEE DISPLAY AD PAGE 93
EAST LIVERPOOL POTTERY CITY ANTIQUE MALL409 Washington. 40,000 sq. ft.Furn., Pottery, Glass, Collectibles.Open till 6:00 everyday. 330-385-6933 SEE FULL-PAGE AD ON PAGE 94
MEDINA MEDINA ANTIQUE MALL, 2797 Medina Rd. 52,000 sq ft. 500 dealers. We have something for everyone! 330-722-0017 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
BROTHERS ANTIQUE MALL, 6132 Wooster Pike (Rte. 3 S). 20 rooms of decorated country living furn. Open 7 days a week. 330-723-7580. www.brothersantiquemall.com SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 93
MILAN SIGHTS & SOUNDS OF EDISON, 21 S. Main. Phonographs, Edisonrelated items, wood horns, repairs & gen.ln. 10-5 Mon-Sat; 12-5 Sun. 419-499-3093 (call)
OBERLIN CAMPBELL HOUSE ANTIQUES95 S. Main St. 440-774-9172General line antiques. Group shop. Open 7 days SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
Craft & Antique Co-Op
- Antiques, Collectibles, novelties, and handmade crafts, including furniture, books, jewelry, wall art, dolls, nautical items, linens, vintage clothing, postcards, and much, much more.
- Lunch at the Apple Cafe
- Special events and sales promotions throughout the year.
1871 N. Ridge Rd., (Rt. 20) Painesville, Ohio 44077Over 150 vendors with quality offerings.
Wheelchairs Available
Enjoy the thrill of the hunt!Thursdays through Sundays - 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
440.392.0581
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Open To The Public
Craft & Antique Co-Op
MEDINAANTIQUE MALL
(a suburb of Cleveland)52,000 Sq. Ft. ★ 500 Dealer Locations
I-71 @ Exit 218; 2797 Medina Rd.Medina, OH 44256
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Campbell HouseAntiques
95 S. Main Street (Rte. 58)OBERLIN, OHIO 44074
OPEN 7 DAYS11-5 Mon.-Sat. • 12-5 Sunday
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Phone: 440-774-9172Multi Dealer Shop • 19th Century Furniture
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PAINESVILLE CRAFT AND ANTIQUE CO-OP, 1871 N Ridge Rd. Enjoy the thrill of the hunt Thur-Sun 10-5 (Closed Major Holidays). 440-392-0581, www.CraftandAntique.com. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 92RAVENNA AAA I-76 ANTIQUE MALL, 4284 Lynn Rd. 330-325-9776.50,000 sq.ft. 400+ dealers.Open daily 10-6. SEE DISPLAY AD INSIDE FRONT COVER
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132 N. Walnut St., Wooster, OH 44691Phone: (330) 264-3030
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330-482-5202Quality Dealers
Open 7 Days, Mon.-Sat. 10-4:30; Sun. 12:30-5Closed Sundays in Winter
BROTHERSANTIQUE MALL
OPEN 7 DAYS6132 Wooster Pike, Rte. 3 South, Medina, Oh.
(2 mi. South of Medina on Rt. 3 or 5 mi. North off I-76 on Rt. 3)
330-723-7580 www.brothersantiquemall.comOpen Daily 10-5 • Sunday 12-5
(Medina Show Hrs. – Sunday 8-5)
All Purpose MallSales • Service
Restoration
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O H I O - S e c t i o n 5
“She had a long skirt and apron, her hair was put up in a bun,” Sheldon said. She had wired green glasses. She was just standing there. I think when a building has been around this long, there is probably some energy that’s has been left behind, not to mention all of the old things that are in here. Some people think spirits are attached to that.”
Owner Jana Harmon has never met any of the ghosts, but what she likes about the mall is the many real, inter-esting people she sees when working there – the employ-ees as well as the people who bring antiques to the mall.
“Our vendors are always bringing in something new, and if you don’t know about it, you can find out about it,” she said. “So you’re constantly learning about collect-ibles and antiques. One of the vendors is really into art glass and that kind of collectibles, china, and she has
taught us so much.” The real people Harmon enjoys are a diverse group,
and they have so much knowledge. It is fun to see what they do with things, Harmon said. People will take an antique and change it, make it more shabby-chic. The booths are also always changing, and everything is always fresh.
“The reason Skyp and I got into it, my parents always collected antiques, and Skyp has always liked old farm machinery, old equipment and old motors,” Harmon said. “It is just a way to enjoy that and make it more interest-ing.”
The Venice Pavilion holds special events throughout the year. It is open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day except Christmas, Easter and Thanksgiving Day and is located at 4299 Hamilton Cleves Road, at the corner of Routes 126 and 128 in Ross, Ohio, northwest of Cincinnati. Phone 513-738-8180 or visit www.venicepavilionan-tiques.com
Venice PavilionFrom Page 85
Above: Manager Cheryl Sheldon stands by the original oak bar.
Above: This case featuring military history items – mostly Civil War, but also things from the two world wars and Indian artifacts, is popular.
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POTTERY CITY200 DEALERS
The Finest Mall AnywhereAntiques and Collectibles
of Every DescriptionLarge Selection of Pottery, Glassware, Toys, Books, Jewelry,
Dolls, Furniture, Advertising, Fiesta, Autumn Leaf and Primitives.Located in East Liverpool, Ohio – The Pottery Capital of the world for 100 Years
Open 10-6 Daily • 12-6 Sunday Closed Selected Family Holidays
All roads lead to POTTERY CITY Antique Mall
409 WASHINGTON ST., EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO 43920 330-385-6933 FAX: 330-385-8171
1 Block from the Ceramics MuseumMinutes from Homer Laughlin and
Hall China Outlet Stores.
Downtown East Liverpool Exitoff Route 30-39
½ block from the Clock TowerCorner of 4th and Washington
Akron/Canton Columbus US 30 East/I-76 to 11 So. 70 East to Rte. 7 North Youngstown Pittsburgh Rte. 11 South US 30 West/20 min. from Airport
Steubenville/Wheeling Cleveland Rte. 7 North to US 30 East Ohio Turnpike East to Rte. 11 South
Beaver ValleyPa. Rte. 68 West to Ohio 39 West
Then take Downtown East Liverpool Exit
An
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Antiques
AnAcre ofAntiques
1 hour or lessfrom Akron, Canton,
Pittsburgh, Warren, Wheeling, Youngstown, Beaver Valley,
Washington, PA & Clarksburg, WV.
2 hours or lessfrom Columbus or Cleveland.
Just off Route 11 Interstate and Rt. 30-39 Bypass
Antique Mall
We do not pick our mall for the internet.We save our best deals for our customers.
40,000 SQ. FT.
Downtown East Liverpool
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Moravian Pottery and Tile Works, crown jewel of artistic Bucks CountyB y C a r o l e D e u t s c h
DOYLESTOWN, Pa. — Henry Chapman Mercer (1856-1930) was born, and died, in Doylestown, Pa., the seat of
historic Bucks County, widely known for its groundbreaking artists and architectural excellence. Mercer was a visionary, whose contribution through his work as an archeologist, preservationist, architectural designer, and maker of a unique form of handcrafted tile is incalculable for its historical significance.
From 1908 to 1916, Mercer designed three distinctive cast-in-place concrete structures in Doylestown that were castle-like in style, scope and grandeur. These magnificent edifices, which still stand today, are unparalleled in American architecture, as they were the original artistic creations of Mercer, who designed them, not after any prototype, but for his own needs from his personal sense of aesthetics.
Fonthill, Mercer’s 44-room home (with 32 staircases home), was completed in 1912. The Mercer Museum was erected in 1916 for the preservation of Mercer’s extensive archeological and historic artifact collections. Moravian Pottery and Tile Works, the crown jewel of Mercer’s multiple achievements, was constructed and began production in
See Moravian Pottery on page 98
Above: These original sample boxes show the unique character of Mercer’s creative tiles, which are still being replicated based on Mercer’s early formulas. (Image courtesy of the Bucks County Moravian Pottery & Tile Works)
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After achieving a liberal arts degree from Harvard University in 1879, Mercer went on to study at University of Pennsylvania Law School and was admitted to the Philadelphia County Bar in 1881. At that time, he also became a founding member of the Bucks County Historical Society. He was a major proponent of the Arts and Crafts Movement in America and passionately pursued the preservation
of handmade crafts in opposition to the industrial revolution.
He never practiced law but traveled extensively throughout Europe and, shortly after his return, was appointed by the University of Pennsylvania to be the museum’s Curator of American and Prehistoric Archaeology in the early 1890s. He left that position to devote his time to the discovery of American artifacts and to pursue an in-depth knowledge of German pottery.
In 1899, Mercer began to formulate his tile designs, for which he received an award at the Universal Exposition at St. Louis in 1904. After his original pottery works was destroyed by fire, he built the Moravian Pottery and Tile Works, which he operated until the
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Moravian PotteryFrom Page 96
See Moravian Pottery on page 101
Above: An interior view of Fonthill, Mercer’s 44-room castle. (Image from the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, Washing-ton, D.C., Photo by Jet Lowe)
Left: Mercer finished Fonthill in 1912. (Image from the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C.)
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time of his death. Except for a brief period of eight years because of bureaucratic entanglements concerning eminent domain, the tile works has remained in operation, essentially following the patterns, formulas and techniques set down by Mercer himself.
Since 1972, it has been operated by the Bucks County Department of Parks and Recreation as a “working history museum,” producing Mercer’s unusual tiles based on his original formulas, and upholding the handcrafted theology that was the driving force behind all of his endeavors.
Henry Mercer’s Moravian tile stands in a class by itself. It is easily recognized, even by an untrained eye, and in many ways has set the standard for handcrafted tiles of distinction. Mercer’s law training served him well, in that he protected the process he developed with a patent that he judiciously guarded and was able to defend.
Unlike the tile of today, Moravian tile is uneven in color and texture and no two pieces are the same. The inconsistency translates as a vibrant montage when it is used undecorated, glazed or unglazed, as a floor, wall or countertop application in colors of blue, green, yellow, brown, buff, white, black, brick red or smoked brick red. Pictorial and figural hand-painted relief tiles represent a range of themes that include people in the process of agricultural, domestic and recreational activities, flora and fauna, ships at sea, musicians and historical events, and are done in both solid form and pierced applications.
“We make no attempt to produce uniform tiles, all alike in color and surface. We acknowledge that to be the domain of machinery,” stated Head Ceramist Adam Zayas. “Our goal is to make tile art reflective of the maker’s touch and skill, as well as the directness of processes used. All of our techniques and processes are designed to promote variation. As Mercer put it, ‘Art needs the touch of a human hand, its failings as well as its skill.’ ”
“A regular struggle for us is to not make the tiles too clean and perfect as we become more comfortable and skilled with the historic production
methods. Making tiles that simulate machine-made tiles would have been perceived as dehumanizing by Henry Mercer. John Ruskin, the 19th century art and social critic who helped to kick-start the Arts and Crafts Movement, wrote, ‘It is, indeed, possible, and even usual, for men to sink into machines themselves, so that even handwork has all the characters of mechanism.’ ”
The difficulty in producing an identical tile to Mercer’s is that the original kilns wore out and had to be replaced. The formulas themselves
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T E N N E S S E E - S e c t i o n 2ALGOOD JUDD’S COUNTRY STORE ANTIQUE MALL, 644 W Main St, Algood, TN 38506. 931-537-2030. Just off I-40 (Exit 288) between Nashville & Knoxville
CLINTON ENJOY SMALL-TOWN ANTIQUING, with 20 shops. I-75 exit 122, 6 mi W on Hwy 61 to historic downtown Clinton, TN. 865-457-5250; 865-463-8699. May & Oct Annual Antique Shows. www.HistoricClintonsAntiques.com SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
ALLE’E ANTIQUES, 301 Market St. 865-463-7954. Fine to Primitive Antiques & Accessoris, including prints, framed art and lighting. Like us on Facebook. Mon-Sat 11-5,Sundays by chance. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
CORNER ANTIQUES, 320 N. Main St. 865-457-5250. Primitive and formal furniture, country collectibles, vintage accessories and seasonal decor. GOOD ANTIQUES, located inside Corner Antiques, specializing in primi-tive country furniture, salt glaze crocks & vintage hooked & braided rugs. Mon-Sat 10am-5:30pm; Sundays 1pm-5pm. www.CornerAntiquesClintonTn.com SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
STAFFORDSHIRE SPANIEL, 318 N Main St. 865-269-4031. 18th & 19th century fur-niture, related decorative arts & access. Fri-Sat 11am-5pm. Closed Thurs, Sundays by chance. www.staffordshirespaniel.com. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
RLF/OLDE TYMES, 363 & 365 Market St. 865-566-3669 or 513-324-9273. Clock and watch repair, service & sales along with furniture, glassware & pottery. Mon-Sat 10am-5pm. www.TimePast.com. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
THE ANTIQUE MARKET, 305 Market St, 865-463-8699. Fine furnishings, antiques & vintage wares. Lamp restoration & parts available. ART’S ANTIQUES, located inside The Antique Market, featuring vin-tage and eclectic decor and furniture from the mid 1800s era through the 1940s. Mon-Sat 11am-5pm, closed Wed, Sun by chance. www.TheAntiqueMarket.com SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
COOKEVILLE VINTAGE ROSE ANTIQUES, 221 W Broad St., 38501. 931-520-6365. www.thevintageroseantiques.com
CROSSVILLE ROCKING HORSE ANTIQUE GALLERY, 353 Chestnut Hill Rd. I-40 exit 322, S. Mon-Sat 9-5, Sun 12-5. 931-456-4288 ERWIN VALLEY BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE MALL, 109 S Main St, I-26 x 37, specializing in glass, china, pottery & porcelain, Tue-Sat 10-5, Sun 1:30-5, Mon by appt, 423-743-4136 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
KNOXVILLE DUTCH VALLEY ANTIQUE MALL, 2401 Dutch Valley Dr., 865-219-8746 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
BEARDEN ANTIQUE MALL, 310 Mohican St.In Homberg Place at 5200 Kingston Pike. 90 Dealer Shops. Phone: 865-584-1521 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
865-457-5250 or865-463-8699
The Antique Merchants Guildof Clinton
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54,000 sq. ft. multi-dealer mall2401 Dutch Valley Dr.Knoxville, TN 37918
Dutch Valley Antique MallTennessee’s Largest Antique Mall
Broadway Exit I640 Bypass
865-219-8746Hours: 10-6 – 6 Days
Sunday, 1-6
d llBearden Antique MallIN HOMBERG PLACE
310 Mohican Dr., KNOXVILLE, TN 37919-5157
Knoxville’s OldestQuality Antiques and Collectibles
MON.-SAT. 10-5Exit 383 I-40 – I-75 865-584-1521
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VALLEYBEAUTIFULANTIQUE MALL
Specializing in many types ofCollectible Smalls, Including:
*5000+ pc. Collection of E. TN.Hand Painted Pottery
* Blue Ridge, Cash Family, Clouse* Cherokee China and Erwin Pottery
*Excellent Art Pottery* Exceptional American and European
*Glassware*Fine China and Porcelain*Vintage Quilts and Toys
109 South Main St., Erwin, TN 37650I-26 / Exit 37 · 423-743-4136
Hrs.: Tues.-Sat. 10-5 · Sun. 1:30-5 · Mon. by Appt.
Moravian PotteryFrom Page 101
present a challenge because Mercer had so many and did not indicate which ones he actually used, and then there is the problem of finding clay that has the same properties as the original Bucks County clay. All these issues have been dealt with head-on by knowledgeable ceramicists dedicated to the preservation of Moravian tile, with much of the same determination that Mercer himself displayed throughout his lifetime for the preservation of historical artifacts and fine craftsmanship.
For information on visits and educational tours for all three, visit www.buckscounty.org/visitors or call 215 348-6098.
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W E S T V I R G I N I AHUNTINGTON OLD CENTRAL CITY, ANTIQUES CAPITAL OF WV, on W. 14th St., I-64 x6. 16+ shops open daily. www.oldcentralcity.com, [email protected]. 304-544-4880, 304-523-8844. Antique Festival 3rd weekend in June and our Antique Extravaganza Fair in September. Come see our New Quilt Trail. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
CAMELOT ANTIQUES, 720 14th. St. West, 25704. 304-942-9306. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
HUNTINGTON RAILROAD MUSEUM, Memorial Blvd & 14th St. West. 866-639-7487. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
AAA ANTIQUES, 606 14th St. West, 304-523-6990. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
MARK’S ANTIQUES, 600 14th St. West, 304-525-3275. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
CENTRAL CITY ANTIQUE MALL, 611 14th St. W. 304-523-0311. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
J. TAYLOR’S AUTO COLLECTION, 1404 Washington Ave. Open Thurs. evening, Saturday or by appointment. 304-544-0870 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
HERITAGE FARM MUSEUM & VILLAGE, Bed & Breakfast, 3300 Harvey Rd. Open daily. 304-522-1244 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
OLD TOWN ANTIQUES, 610 14th St. Antique mall, lamp shades, chimneys, parts, Mon-Sat 10-5. 304-523-7887 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
OHIO RIVER TRADING, 619 W. 14th. St. 304-525-6782 SEE DISPLAY ON THIS PAGE
THE MUSEUM OF RADIO & TECHNOLOGY, Harvey Rd. 304-525-8890 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
MFE VIDEO & COLLECTIBLES, 709 W 14th St. 304-525-5550 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
CLASSIC ANTIQUES & INTERIORS, 611 1/2 W. 14th St. 304-697-3416 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
WEST END FLORAL & GIFTS, 520 W 14th St. 304-523-6795 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
ADKINS AUCTION, 727 W. 14th St. 304-399-1999 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES AT 14TH ST, 720 14th St. 304-523-8914 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
ADELL’S ANTIQUES, 701 W 14th St, 304-962-2459. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
CENTRAL CITY CAFE, 529 W 14th St, 304-522-6142. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
BOBBY G’S PAST TIMES, 601 W 14th St, 304-525-6800. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
HATTIE AND NAN’S ANTIQUES, 521 14th St W, 304-523-8844. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
NITRO NITRO ANTIQUE MALL, 110 21st St. I-64, x45, 3 min S. 30 dlrs. Daily 9-6. 304-755-5002. Find us on facebook!
SOMEWHERE IN TIME, 307 21st St. 100 spaces. Daily 10-6. 304-755-0734. Many primitives and a general line of antiques. SOUTH CHARLESTON SOUTH CHARLESTON ANTIQUE MALL, 617 “D” St., 18,000 Sq. Ft., I-64 exit 56, right on Montrose, left on Rt 60 W, left next red light to “D” St. behind Indian Mound. Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas day only. FOR INFO CALL: 304-744-8975. WWW.SouthCharlestonAntiqueMall.COM. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
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PAGE 108 AntiqueWeek GUIDE TO SHOPS & MALLS
W I S C O N S I N - S e c t i o n 1APPLETON FOX RIVER ANTIQUE MALL. 1074 S. Van Dyke Rd. (Hwy 41 & between College Ave. & BB Exit Open daily 10-6. Over 165 deal-ers.30,000 sq. ft. antqs, colls, furniture. All on one floor. Air Cond. Good parking. 920-731-9699
COLUMBUS COLUMBUS ANTQ MALL & MUSEUM, 78,000 sq ft. 222 dealers, 444 Booths. “Wisconsin’s largest Antique Mall” 239 Whitney St., Columbus, WI 53925-0151. www.columbusantiquemall.com. 920-623-1992, 8-4 Everyday. Museum: Christopher Columbus Souvenirs from Chicago’s 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition.
LAKE GENEVA LAKE GENEVA ANTIQUE MALL, 829 Williams St. 53147. 50 Dealers. Quality Antiques. 10-5 daily. 262-248-6345
MADISON JANET’S ANTIQUES (‘74), 3800 University Ave. 18th, 19th, 20th C furni-ture, cut & art glass, china, jwlry, lighting, Fine arts,11-7 Mon.-Sat. 608-238-3300. For Honest Antiques & Art SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
PRINCETON WOOLBRIGHT’S RIVER CITY ANTIQUE MALL, 328 S. Fulton St. (Hwy 23 & 735). 10,000 sq ft. Open 7 days 10-5; 7:30-5 Saturdays during Flea Market. 920-295-3475. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
SAUK CITY CAMEO ANTIQUE MALL, 827 Water St. Off Highway 12, 20 min from Madison. 14,000 sq ft. Open 6 days a week 10-5, closed Wed, 608-643-8000. www.cameoantiques.com SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
SHEBOYGAN THREE BARNS FULL #1, 920-565-3612; THREE BARNS FULL #2, 920-565-3050; 10-5 dly. Exit 128 1 mi N of I-43 on Hwy.42
827 Water St. • Sauk City, WI 53583(608) 643-8000
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Come enjoy our fine selectionof quality antiques
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• Several dealers with decoys and out-door equipment
328 S. Fulton StreetHwy. 23/73 South
Princeton, WI 54968Across from Princeton’s
Famous Flea Market920-295-3475
Check out our updated website!www.rivercityantiquemall.com
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* Brilliant Cut Glass (ACGA)* Art Glass, Lamps* China: Haviland, R.S., English,
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B y K a t h y M c K i m m i e
Gone Fishin’... That’s a familiar senti-ment on wooden signs and refrigerator magnets at flea markets. It was also a friendly goodbye from an Etsy seller recently when I asked some follow-up
Fishing tackle collectibles
See Fishing on page 110
The most popular lure companiesA great book on vintage lures is Fish-
ing Lure Collectibles: An Encyclopedia of the Modern Era, 1940 to Present, by Dudley Murphy and his wife Deanie, 2006, Collector Books. Dudley was a founder of the National Fishing Lure Collectors Club in 1975.
The book provides details and a price guide on lures, focusing on those made by the “big six” companies (below), but it includes mention of hundreds of others. Although the “big six” company names may still be used in lure production, the original companies have long since been sold.
• Creek Chub Bait Co., Garrett, Ind. • James Heddon’s Sons, Dowagiac,
Mich.• Paw Paw Bait Co., Paw Paw, Mich. • Pflueger (Enterprise Mfg. Co.), Akron,
Ohio • William Shakespeare Co., Kalamazoo,
Mich.• South Bend Bait Co., South Bend, Ind.
Above: This Meadow Mouse model F4000 by Heddon from the mid-1950s is intend-ed to catch large freshwater fish. Check out the leather ears and tail and colorful graphics on the box. It’s priced $70 at Retired Tackle, Etsy.
AntiqueWeek GUIDE TO SHOPS & MALLS PAGE 109
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questions about his lures and other tackle. Tom Brafford, Thousand Oaks, Calif., selling as TomsCatchables, was heading out to go trout fishing in the Eastern Sierras where the mountains and lakes come together. “I will catch the big one this year,” he predicted.
Brafford lists nearly 250 items in his Go Fishing catego-ry, from $8 to $149, some in lots. Since my only foray into fishing was as a kid and we used worms, I was intrigued by all the fabulous names of lures and their descriptions. His listing for three wooden “Fishcake” lures by Helin, Detroit, painted in frog colors and priced $41, caught my eye.
I couldn’t resist checking out the Helin company and found a vintage brochure, probably from the early 1960s. Charles Helin first made his super-seller Flatfish lure in 1933, nearly four years before the Helin Tackle Company was formed. By the time the brochure was published, a “perfect trio of lures” was available, all pictured on the cover with their inventor. They were billed as: The Flatfish for an appetizer; The Swimmerspoon for lunch; and The Fishcake for dessert.
Brafford offered lures from several popular companies, most from the 1950s. Some with the coolest names were: Midgit Digit 9020, $17 in plastic, by Heddon from the 1950s intended to replace the company’s wooden lure B110 by the same name; Tiny Tim from Creek Chub Bait Co., $33, 1950s; Pal O Mine Minnow 5100 with glass eyes from the 1930s by Pflueger, for $41; and Midget Sea Witch, 6534, 1930s from Shakespeare, $67.
Brafford says collectors prize wooden lures with the old hardware still in excellent condition and in original boxes. “It’s a challenge sometimes, but that is what makes it fun.”
Another Etsy seller who goes by Retired Tackle on that site and eBay, says collecting lures has been popular since the mid-1970s. People love collecting the old favorite wood-en lures and glass-eye ones, he said, but recently some vintage plastic baits such as the Heddon Punkinseed, Shakespeare Mouse, and the Heddon Hi-Tail have gotten
popular. He added that as fishing bait and tackle gets more popular and harder to find, people have begun collecting float bobbers and metal spinners.
With names like Punkinseed, the newer plastic lures might just be the perfect thing for kids to start collecting – a great family activity. Heddon’s Hi-Tail looks like a cute mini-whale. And plastic is generally more affordable than wood.
While visiting elsewhere on Etsy, I came across some-thing I will dub “Best Odd-ball Fishing Item” listed by thewildburro. It should be on the “What is it?” segment of This Old House. It looks like a small metal hairdryer in 1950s pink. The clips on the bottom give it away once you know its secret – it’s a fishing pole alarm. Sit back and let it tell you when to get to work, for only $150.
If you have a vintage lure favorite from the 1950s on, email me a photo and tell me why you love it, and I’ll include it in a future column.
Resource: National Fishing Lure Collectors Club, www.nflcc.org, National Show & Meeting, Fort Wayne, Ind., July 10-12, 2014.
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W I S C O N S I N - S e c t i o n 2BLACK RIVER FALLS RUXTON’S ANTIQUE CENTER, 304 Main St. I-94 exit 115, 1 mi West to downtown. Open daily. 715-284-9770
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN CHECK’S ANTIQUES, Est. 1968. 115 S. Dousman St. True antiques: furniture, crocks, quilts. 2 huge bldgs. Daily (sea-sonal, appt.). 608-326-6014 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
ONE MAN’S JUNQUE, Hwy 35 North. Open Sat & Sun 10-5. General line of antiques. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
TOMAH ANTIQUE MALL OF TOMAH, Jct I94 & Hwy 21 East, Exit #143, 1510 Eaton Ave. Vintage - Retro - Collectibles. Over 68 dealers. Open 7 days. 888-757-0044, www.antiquemalloftomah.com, Find us on Facebook! WEST SALEM HISTORIC SALEM, 99 E. Jefferson St. I-90 West Salem exit, 1/4 mi. N. General line, 30,000 books. Daily 10-5. 608-786-1675
TRI-CITY ANTIQUINGShop near the Mississippi bridge
between IA & WIAll within 20 minutes!
McGREGOR, IA:The Old Time Shoppe, 140 Main St.
Past 100 Years, 310 Main St.Main Street Mall, 322 Main St.
MARQUETTE, IA:Barr House Antiques, 211 Edgar St.
Schoolhouse Antique Mall, 204 North St.
PRAIRIE du CHIEN, WI:Check’s Antiques, 115 S. Dousman St.
One Man’s Junque, Hwy. 35 North
FishingFrom Page 108
Above: In frog-colored paint, these Helin Fishcakes are in all three sizes and priced at $41. Fishcakes came in 12 colors and collectors want them all.
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W I S C O N S I N - S e c t i o n 3ABBOTSFORD ABBOTSFORD ANTIQUE MALL, 101 N. 1st St. Mon-Fri 10-3. 715-223-6479
CHETEK TIME & AGAIN ANTIQUE MALL & ESTATE SALES, 606 2nd St. Year round, 30 dlrs. 715-924-4000. [email protected].
HIXTON HIXTON SCHOOL HOUSE ANTIQUE MALL, 162 Elder St. I-94, x105 West. 30,000 sq ft. 97 dlrs, Flea Market 2nd week-end May - Oct. Daily 10-5, 715-963-3500. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
MILLERS ANTIQUES, N8879 Hwy 95E, I-94 Exit 105. Signs, Crocks, Advertising, Primitives. 7 days 10-5 year round. 715-299-2543, 715-963-1100. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
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Contemporary design comes in all price pointsBy K athy McKimmie
Experience tells us that serious collec-tors want to: 1) buy what they love and will enjoy living with; and 2) buy the best example they can afford. Luckily, in con-temporary design, as opposed to contem-porary art, what you are buying is not a one-of-a-kind object. It is designed to be manufactured, used and be useful, and is sometimes mass produced, making it even more affordable. It can be successful because of its simplicity, its lasting appeal,
its beauty or even its outrageous lines, angles and colors. After all, we all love different things.
Designers like to work collaboratively with a company that “gets” them. Some of the best-known examples of pairings in the 1940s and ’50s were: Charles and Ray Eames’s molded furniture for Herman Miller; Eero Saarinen’s Tulip chairs for Knoll; and Eva Zeisel’s 10-year run with her Town and Country dinnerware line for Red Wing Potteries.
Fast forward to the 1980s, when the rejection of modernism that had been building in the ’60s and ’70s came to a crescendo. Many contemporary designers were pushing back and heading for the outlandish hills.
Zeroing in on the outlandish part of postmodernism means talking about Ettore Sottsass, the Italian architect/designer. His visit to New York in the mid-1950s, where he worked in George Nel-son’s studio for a short time, was said to be a factor in his decision to choose design over architecture. A return trip in the ’60s introduced him to Pop.
In the early 1980s, Sottsass formed the Memphis group in Milan, named after a Bob Dylan tune. A cooperative with young designers he inspired, their pieces includ-ed furniture, glass, ceramics and house wares manufactured under the Memphis name. Sottsass’ own brightly colored lami-nated wood pieces are instantly recogniz-able. They were expensive then – and can bring a good price at auction today, but could perhaps bring more if they weren’t so difficult to decorate around.
A dozen years before forming the Mem-phis group, Sottsass designed what is possibly his most famous piece, the molded red plastic portable typewriter for Olivetti, called Valentine. They are popular collect-ibles and typically sell for hundreds, but one sold at Sotheby’s in November for $60,000. No, it wasn’t gold plated; it was at a charity event for AIDS at Bono’s Red Auction, curated by red-hot designers Jony Ive and Marc Newson.
American Architect/designer Michael Graves worked in the postmodernist ’80s by reinventing more classical styles. He designed a cool tea kettle for Target that was manufactured by Alessi. It’s now a collectible. In 2013, he designed 150 items for JCPenney including a new tea kettle, toaster, wine cooler and some furniture and lamps. Maybe they will be collectibles in a decade or two.
Above: Will this toaster, designed by Michael Graves and first offered by JCPenney last year, be as collectible as his 1980s’ tea kettle design for Target?
Above: Ettore Sottsass designed the Casablanca cabinet with plastic lami-nate for the first Memphis show in 1981. One sold for about $13,000 in 2012.
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M I X E D S TAT E SARIZONA PHOENIX THE BRASS ARMADILLO ANTIQUE MALL, 12419 N. 28th Dr. just off I-17 & Cactus Rd. Daily 9-9. 600 dealers. 602-942-0030. brassarmadillo.com SEE DISPLAY AD PAGE 1
GOODYEAR BRASS ARMADILLO, 13277 W. McDowell Rd., 85395. 885-889-0290. SEE DISPLAY AD PAGE 1
PINE BLUFF SISSY’S LOG CABIN, 2319 Camden Rd (Hwy 79 S) exit 39 off I-530. Antiques, estate jewelry, glassware, collectibles. Mon-Sat 10-5:30.www.sissyslogcabin.com 870-879-3040
FLORIDA WILLISTON DIXIE’S ANTIQUES, 112 W Noble Ave.75 Booths, 8,000 sq. ft. Mon-Sat 10-5. 352-528-2338. Find us on Facebook! SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
LAKE CITY WEBB’S ANTIQUE MALL, 245 SW Webbs Glenn, Open Daily 9-5. 60,000 sq. ft. 386-758-5564, www.webbsantiquemalls.com SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 41
MARYLAND EASTON FOXWELL’S ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES, 7793 Gateway (Rt. 50), 80 Dealers. 10-5 Daily. 410-820-9705 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
MISSISSIPPI FLOWOOD EDENS AUCTIONS, 3720 Flowood Dr. 39232. Monthly auctions. 601-896-0345. www.edensauctions.com
OKOLONA STERLING ANTIQUE MALL, 30010 Sheperds Dr. at Hwy 45A, 38860, 18 mi S of Tupelo. 12,600 sq ft. Daily 9:30-5, Sun 1-5. 662-447-5110
NEW YORK BOUCKVILLE GALLERY ANTIQUES AT PINEBRICK, 6790 Rt 20, 13310. 315-893-7752. Open 7 days 10-5, April-November 1st. November 1st-December 31st Thu-Sun 10-5. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
NORTH DAKOTA FARGO THE CLOCKWERKS, 1101 1st Ave. S. Antique, vintage & collectible clocks & repairs. Tue-Fri 10-5:30; Sat 10-1. 701-478-9125.
VIRGINIA CHANTILLY D’AMORE PROMOTIONS, Mid-Atlantic’s largest flea market! An amazing treasure hunt with over 600 booths. 757-430-4735, www.thebigfleamarket.com. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 3
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HITE OAK, Va. (AP) – Betty Hilosky goes treasure hunting every day, scouring thrift stores for items others discard.
But the prize the Stafford County woman recently brought home was more than a bargain.
It was a piece of family history.Hilosky, 77, had scoured the
Rappahannock Goodwill Industries store in White Oak, off State Route 218. She was carrying her daily deals to her red Toyota when something told her to go back.
She listened.As Hilosky dug through a cart of items
that had just been put out on the floor, she pulled out a hand-carved coat of arms.
“Oh, that’s pretty,” she thought.Then she looked at the name etched in
mahogany, and her heart almost stopped.“If it had said Smith or Snellings or any
other local name, it wouldn’t have surprised me, but HINMAN?” she wrote in an email. “That was my maiden name.”
She couldn’t wait to share her discovery with her brother in California.
He has a coat of arms carved by their great-uncle, probably 75 to 100 years ago in Warrenton, Va.
Hilosky and her brother exchanged photos of their pieces and are certain their relative also carved the one she found at Goodwill.
Her great-uncle was Edward Maurice Blackwell, and he was her grandmother’s brother.
Blackwell was a naval commander who loved to carve wood. A family history he wrote shows a photo of him in his den, surrounded by carvings and curios.
“I don’t know who owned it, but it surely was carved by Uncle Maurice,” Hinman wrote in an email.
“Hinman is not a common name,” she said. “For me to just happen to go back into Goodwill and find it is kind of spooky.”
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D I R E C TO R Y O F AU C T I O N E E R SALABAMAHartselleJim Norman Auctions101 Main Street East(256) 751-1712www.jimnormanauctions.com
North PortHal HuntP.O. Box 1047(205) 333-2517www.halhunt.com
CALIFORNIAAlamedaMichaan’s Auctions & Antiques by the Bay(510) 869-5428
AltadenaJohn Moran Auctioneers, Inc.735 W Woodbury Rd(626) 793-1833www.johnmoran.com
Le GrandHewletts Auctions13286 Jefferson Street(209) 389-4542www.hewlettsauctions.com
OrangeDon Presley1319 W Katella Ave(714) 633-2437www.dpauction.com
CONNECTICUTWindsorNadeau’s Auction Gallery Inc.25 Meadow Road(860) 246-2444www.nadeausauction.com
FLORIDABoynton BeachElite Decorative Arts Auction House1034 Gateway Blvd, Suite 106(800) 991-3340
GEORGIAAtlantaGreat Gatsbys(770) 457-1903www.greatgatsbys.com
Peachtree & Bennett200 Bennett St(678) 705-9798
GainesvilleSlotin Folk Art Auction5619 Ridgetop Dr(770) 932-1000
Mountain CityGolden Memories Auction(706) 746-6924www.goldenmemoriesauctions.com
SylvesterDaniel Auction Co.(229) 776-3998
ILLINOISAnnaMartin Auction Co.(618) 833-3589www.martinauctionco.com
BellevilleLebonicks Auction Service(618) 444-6889www.missintlco.com
BloomingtonFricker Auctions(309) 452-9700www.frickerauctions.com
CambridgeStenzel Auction ServiceCambridge, IL.(309) 526-8690www.stenzelauction.com
ChicagoLeslie Hindman, Inc.1338 W. Lake St.(312) 280-1212www.lesliehindman.com
ColumbiaAsselmeier & May Auction(618) 473-2273www.amantiqueauctions.com
ElginBunte Auction Services, Inc.755 Church Rd.(847)-214-8423www.bunteauction.com
GodfreyRainbow Traders Auction Service(618) 372-0248www.rainbowtradersauction.com
HamiltonSullivan Auctioneers(217) 847-2160www.sullivanauctioneers.com
MarseillesHigdon Auction Services3564 N Il 71(815) 496-2587
OkawvilleRobin Ottolini Auction Services & Sales, LLC(618)-304-9818
Rock IslandRock Island Auction Co.7819 42nd St West(309) 797-1500www.rockislandauction.com
SandwichDeBolt Auction Service, Inc.1535 Holiday Drive(630) 669-8736www.deboltauctionservice.com
WindsorBauer Auction-HRR1 Box 13(217) 459-2806www.bauerauction.com
INDIANAAndersonSymmes Auction Company3324 MLK JR. Blvd.(765) 644-7157www.symmesauctionco.com
BloomingtonUnited Country Coffey Realty & Auction6391 S Old 37(812)-824-6000www.unitedcountryin.com
CarmelWickliff Auctioneers12232 Hancock Street(317) 844-7253www.wickliffauctioneers.com
CentervilleWalther & Hawkins Auctioneers300 N. Morton Ave.(765)-855-0835www.waltherandhawkins.com
EvansvilleCurran Miller4424 Vogel Rd(812) 474-6100www.curranmiller.com
Sohn & Associates, LTD4600 O’Hara Dr.(800)-357-4031www.sohnandassociates.com
IndianapolisAntique Helper2764 E 55th Place(317) 251-5635www.antiquehelper.com
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D I R E C TO R Y O F AU C T I O N E E R SChristys of Indiana6851 S. Madison Ave.(317) 784-0000
Jacksons’ Auction Company617 E. North St.(317) 797-2117www.jacksons-auction.com
JasperThe Auction Company1230 Sapphire Dr(812)630-9691www.the-auction-company.com
KokomoOtto’s Auction Service2463 N. 700 E.(765) 628-2960www.ottoauctions.com
LafayetteDoug Davies(765) 449-4515SEE DISPLAY AD PAGE 146
MuncieDragoo Auction Co.(765) 358-3534www.dragooauctionrealty.com
New HarmonyWilliam Wilson(812) 682-4000www.wilsonauctions.com
St. PaulPaul Cuskaden307 E. Franklin(765)-525-6155www.cuskadenauctions.com
SeymourPollerts Auction404 N Chestnut St(812) 522-2112www.pollerts.com
ShipshewanaChupp890 S. Van Buren St.(574) 536-8005
The Trading PlaceState Rd 5(260)768-4129www.shipshewanaantiques.com
SullivanJeff Boston Auction Service5189 W. St. Rd. 154(812) 382-4440www.bostoncentury.com
IOWACedar RapidsCady Auction Gallery & Appraisal833 Shaver Rd. N.E.(319) 364-4143www.cadyauction.com
WaterlooRS Pennyfields/ Rich Penn Auctions(319) 291-6688
KENTUCKYCarlisleMark Mattox Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker, Inc.3740 Maysville Road(859) 289-5720www.mattoxrealestate.com
Mt. VernonFord Brothers(606) 679-2212www.fordbrothersinc.com
NicholasvilleCharles Collins Auctioneers216 Edgewood Dr.(859) 885-9446www.charlescollinsauctions.com
MAINEFairfieldJames D. Julia, Inc.(207) 453-7125www.jamesdjulia.com
MARYLANDFrederickMosby & Co Auctions905 West 7th Street #228(781) 771-3998www.mosbyauctions.com
Trout Auction9801 Hansonville Rd.(301) 898-9899www.troutauctions.com
GaithersburgHoward Parzow5 Bostwick Court(301) 977-6741www.parzowauctions.com
SparksCrocker Farm15900 York Rd(410) 337-5090www.crockerfarm.com/auction
TimoniumOpfer Auctioneering1919 Greenspring Dr.(410) 252-5035www.opferauction.com
TowsonAlex Cooper908 York Rd(410) 828-4838www.alexcooper.com
MASSACHUSETTSBeverlyKaminski Auctions564 Cabot St(978) 927-2223www.kaminskiauctions.com
MarlboroughSkinner, Inc274 Cedar Hill St(617) 350-5400www.skinnerinc.com
PittsfieldHeritage Auctions (MA)94 Dawes Ave(413) 442-2537www.fontaineheritage.com
Fontaines Auction Gallery1485 W Housatonic(413) 448-8922www.fontainesauction.net
MICHIGANColdwaterSpieth & Satow(517) 639-4899
ColemanAden Yoder Auctions3657 N. Lewis Rd.(989) 429-7049www.adenyoderauctions.com
Grosse Pointe FarmsStefek Estate Sales18450 Mack Ave(313) 574-3039
HilliardBelhorn Auctions(614) 921-9441www.belhornauctions.com
OxfordMidwest Auction Galleries925 N. Lapeer Rd.(877)-236-8181www.midwestauctioninc.com
MISSISSIPPIAberdeenStevens Auction(662) 369-2200www.stevensauction.com
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D I R E C TO R Y O F AU C T I O N E E R SMISSOURILibertyPence Auction Co.1409 Woodbury(816) 781-4218www.penceauction.com
Lone JackDirk Soulis Auctions529 W. Lone Jack- Lees Summit Rd.(800) 252-1501www.dirksoulisauctions.com
PacificRobertsville Estate Auction Co.707 West Congress(636) 675-5566www.robertsvilleauction.com
Ste GenevieveOkenfuss Auction Service13048 Joggerst Rt(573) 883-7017
TroyThornhill Real Estate & Auction Co. (636) 366-4206www.thornhillauction.com
NEBRASKAOmahaOmaha Auction Center7531 Dodge St.(402) 397-9575www.omahaauctioncenter.com
NEVADASparksLightning Auctions870 South Rock Blvd.(775) 331-4222
NEW JERSEYBloomfieldNye & Company20 Beach St.(973) 984-6900www.nyeandcompany.com
Fort LeeArchives International Auctions, LLC1580 Lemoine Ave, Suite 7(201) 944-4800www.archivesinternational.com
LambertvilleRago Art and Auction Center333 N. Main Street(609) 397-9374www.ragoarts.com
Logan TownshipSouth Jersey Auction26 Repaupo Station Rd(856) 467-4834www.southjerseyauction.com
VinelandBertoia Auctions2141 Demarco(856) 692-1881www.BertoiaAuctions.com
NEW YORK BouckvilleMohawk Arms, Inc.(315) 893-7888www.militaryrelics.com
CazenoviaWm. MorfordRd. #2(315) 662-7625www.morfauction.com
GeneseoCottone Auction120 Court St(585) 243-3100www.cottoneauctions.com
New YorkGuernseys108 East 73rd St.(212) 794-2280www.guernseys.com
New LebanonMeissners Auction ServiceRt 20 & 22(518) 766-5002www.meissnersauction.com
OleanUnited Auctions and Antiques508 1st Avenue(716) 307-3405www.unitedauctionsandantiques.com
NORTH CAROLINAElkinHall Auction Co.1326 Carter Mill Rd.(336) 957-5028
Flat RockRichard D Hatch & Assoc913 Upward Rd(828) 696-3440www.richardhatchauctions.com
HillsboroughLeland Little Auction & Estate Sales620 Cornerstone Court(919) 644-1243www.llauctions.com
MonroeLilly Auction Gallery2924 Rainwater Ct(704) 821-9951
OHIOCantonKiko Auctioneers2722 Fulton Drive NW(330) 453-9187www.kikoauctions.com
CedarvilleSheridan & Assoc.3644 Wilberforce – Clinton (937) 767-2021www.SheridanTeam.com
CincinnatiCowan6270 Este Avenue(513) 871-1670www.cowans.com
DelawareGarth’s Auction2690 Stratford Rd(740) 362-4771www.garths.com
EatonKramer & Kramer(937) 456-1101www.kramerauctions.com
FindlayOld Barn Auction10040 St. Rt. 224 West(419) 422-8531www.oldbarn.com
GreenvilleMidwest Auctioneers & Realty, Inc.220 E. Fourth St.(937) 548-2640www.midwest-auctioneers.com
HamiltonTreasure Grove5070 Rockdale Rd.(513) 737-5535www.TreasureGroveAuctions.US
LondonGeoff Smith Auctioneers8770 Danville Rd(614) 204-1175www.geoffsmithrealtorauctioneer.com
NeapolisWhalen Realty & Auction8020 Manore Rd(419) 875-6317www.whalenrealtyauction.com
RushvilleMike Clum Auction Gallery7795 US Hwy 22(740) 536-9220www.clumauctions.com
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D I R E C TO R Y O F AU C T I O N E E R STroyJerry Stichter467 Staunton Rd W(937) 335-6758www.stichterauctions.com
PENNSYLVANIABethlehemDennis Auction Service398 Truman Lane(908) 859-3424www.dennisauction.com
CarlisleRowes Auction Service2505 Rittner(717) 249-2677www.rowesauctionservice.com
Chadds FordWilliam Bunch Auctions & AppraisalsOne Hillman Drive(610) 558-1800www.williambunchauctions.com
ChambersburgGateway Gallery643 Kriner Road(717) 263-6512www.gatewayauction.com
DenverMorphy Auctions2000 N. Reading Rd.(717) 335-3435
DouglassvilleRon Rhoads383 Ben Franklin Hwy W(610) 385-4818www.echant.com
DowningtownPook & Pook, Inc.463 East Lancaster Avenue(610) 269-0695www.pookandpook.com
ExtonHunt Auctions, Inc.256 Welsh Pool Rd.(610) 524-0822www.huntauctions.com
GarnetBriggs Auction1347 Naamans Creek Rd(610) 566-3138www.briggsauction.com
GreencastleMatthew Hurley Auctions2800 Buchanan Trail East(717) 597-9100www.hurleyauctions.com
HarrisburgCordier Antiques & Fine Art1500 Paxton St(717) 731-8662www.cordierantiques.com
HatfieldAlderfer Auction Company501 Fairgrounds Rd(215) 393-3000www.alderferauction.com
McKees RocksDargate Auction326 Munson Ave(412) 362-3558www.dargate.com
PhiladelphiaBarry S. Slosberg, Inc2501 E Ontario St(215) 425-7030www.bssauction.com
Kamelot Auctions4700 Wissahickon Ave Ste. 107(215) 438-6990www.kamelotauctions.com
TENNESSEEJohnson CityKimball M Sterling, Inc.125 W Market St(423) 928-1471www.sterlingsold.com
LawrenceburgLawrenceburg Antique Auctions266 N Military Ave,(931) 762-6695www.lawrenceburgantiques.com
TEXASDallasHeritage Auction Galleries3500 Maple Ave.(800) 872-6467www.ha.com
HoustonGallery Auctions, Inc13310 Luthe Rd(281) 931-0100www.galleryauctions.com
Simpson Galleries6116 Skyline Dr. Ste 1(800) 524-0022www.simpsongalleries.com
VIRGINIACharlottesvilleHarlowe-Powell Auction Ltd.2109 India Road(434) 293-2904www.harlowe-powell.com
Mount CrawfordGreen Valley Auction & Moving, Inc2259 Green Valley Ln(540) 434-4260www.greenvalleyauctions.com
PowhatanTilmans4500 Old Buckingham Rd.(804) 598-7256www.tilmansauction.com
RichmondAlexanders Antiques & Auctions9131 Midlothian Turnpike(804) 674-4206www.alexandersantiques.com
Motley’s Auction & Realty Group4402 W. Broad St.(804) 355-2100
WinchesterHeadley’s Auctions498 Long Green Lane(540) 662-6350
WASHINGTONWalla WallaMacon Brothers Auctioneers728 Rees Ave.(509) 529-7770www.maconbrosauction.com
WEST VIRGINIAClendeninMountaineer Auction(304) 548-4056www.auctionsbycooper.com
HuntingtonAdkins Auction727 14th St W(304) 781-0085www.adkinsauction.com
ShinnstonJoe R. PyleRt 2 Box 835(724) 324-9000
WYOMINGCheyenneManitou Auctions1715 Carey Ave.(307) 635-0019
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Arcola 3, Arthur 3, Aurora 1, Bloomington 3, Blue Island 1, Braidwood 3, Burnt Prairie 4, Chenoa 3, Crete 1, Curran 2, Danville 3, Divernon 2, East Peoria 3, Fairview Heights 4, Forest Park 1, Galesburg 2, Gardner 3, Geneva 1, Glen Ellyn 1, Godfrey 4, Greenville 4, Gurnee 1, Johnston City 4, Lemont 1, Manteno 3, Marion 4, Marseilles 3, Marshall 3, Monticello 3, Nashville 4, Peru 3, Quincy 2, Saint Charles 1, Sandwich 1, South Beloit 1, Springfield 2, Tuscola 3, Volo 1, Westmont 1
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Angola 4, Avon 2, Berne 5, Bloomfield 1, Brazil 2,Cambridge City 5, Carmel 5, Centerville 5, Chesterton 3, Covington 2, Crawfordsville 2, Dayton 2, Decatur 5, Delphi 2, Dunreith 5, Elkhart 4, Evansville 1, Fremont 4, Fort Wayne 4, Goshen 4, Haubstat 1, Highland 5, Indianapolis 2, Kirklin 2,
Knightstown 5, Kokomo 5, Larwill 4, LaPorte 3, Lawrenceburg 6, Leesburg 4, Logansport 2, Lowell 3, Markel 5, Michigan City 3, Middlebury 4, Morristown 5,Muncie 5, Nashville 5, Nineveh 5, Noblesville 5, North Webster 4, Pierceton 4, Remington 2, Rensselaer 3, Roanoke 4, Rochester 4, Rockville 2, Rolling Prairie 3, Rushville 5, Salem 6, Shipshewana 4, Speedway 2, Springville 1, Terre Haute 2, Tipton 5, Union City 5, Wabash 5, Wanatah 3, Washington 1, Zionsville 2,
IOWA
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Anamosa 1, Beacon 1, Center Point, Clear Lake 2, Des Moines 2, Elkader 1, Kalona 1, Marquette 1, McGregor 1, Missouri Valley 2, New Hampton 1, Orange City 2, Story City 2, Walnut 2
KENTUCKY
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Ashland 1,Berea 1, Bloomfield 2, Burlington 1, Cave City 2, Elizabethtown 2, Franklin 2, Georgetown 1, Glendale 2, Harrodsburg 1, Hazel 2, Horse Cave 2, Lexington 1, Louisville 2, Owensboro 2, Owingsville 1, Radcliff 2, Shelbyville 2, Somerset 1
MICHIGAN
Section 1 .............................Page 58 Section 2 .............................Page 60 Section 3 .............................Page 63 Section 1 ......Page 6 Allegan 2, Ann Arbor 3, Autrain 1, Baroda 2, Belleville 3, Berkley 3, Burton 3, Colon 2, Davisburg 3, Flat Rock 3, Galesburg 2, Holland 2, Holly 3, Howell 3, Jackson 3, Kalamazoo 2, Lake Odessa 2, Livonia 3, Midland 1, Muskegon 1, Niles 2, Romeo 3,
Saint Louis 1, Scottville 1, Spring Lake 2, Tecumseh 3, Waterford 3, West Olive 2, Williamston 3
MINNESOTA
Section 1 .............................Page 67
Anoka, Cannon Falls, Mantorville, Minneapolis, Rogers, Saint Cloud, Stillwater
MISSOURI
Section 1 .............................Page 70Section 2 .............................Page 72Section 3 .............................Page 74
Columbia 2, Farmington 3, Jefferson City 2, Kansas City 1, Lone Jack 1, Ozark 3, Saint Charles 2, Saint Louis 2, Saint Mary 3, Springfield 3, West Plains 3
NEBRASKA
Section 1 .............................Page 76
Burwell, Lincoln, North Platte, Omaha, Plattsmouth
OHIO
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Arcanum 2, Bluffton 1, Branch Hill 3, Burbank 5, Cincinnati 3, Chardon 5, Columbiana 5, Columbus 4, Covington 2, Dayton 2, Delaware 4, East Liverpool 5, Edison 4, Elmore 1, Fairfield 2, Findlay 1, Greenville 2, Lebanon 3, Lewisburg 2, Maumee 1, Mansfield 4, Medina 5, Milan 5, Milford 3, Montpelier 1, Mount Gilead 4, New Paris 2, Norwich 4, Oberlin 5, Ottawa 1, Oxford 3, Painesville 5, Pioneer 1, Ravenna 5, Ripley 3, Rockbridge 4, Springfield 2, Tipp City 2, Toledo 1, Waynesville 3, Wilmington 3, Wooster 5
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I N D E X O F P L AC E N A M E S
T H E A N T I Q U E R ’ S N O T E P A DPENNSYLVANIA
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Beaver Falls, Clarion, Heidelberg, Verona, Washington
SOUTH DAKOTA
Section 1 .............................Page 97
Big Stone, Custer, Hartford, Keystone, Rapid City, Sioux Falls
TENNESSEE
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Algood 2, Clinton2, Collierville 1, Cookeville 2, Crossville 2, Erwin 2, Fayetteville 1, Knoxville 2, Memphis 1, Murfreesboro 1
WEST VIRGINIA
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Huntington, Nitro, South Charleston
WISCONSIN
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Abbotsford 3, Appleton 1, Black River Falls 2, Chetek 3, Columbus 1, Hixton 3, Lake Geneva 1, Madison 1, Prairie Du Chien 2, Princeton 1, Sauk City 1, Sheboygan 1, Tomah 2, West Salem 2
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