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Dealers and buyers flock to Springfield Antiques Show

Posted by on October 12, 2011 None comments

Period Antiques, Scottsburg, Ind :. Show on Antiques and Flea Market Springfield Clark County fairs filled with more than 2,000 dealers and 20,000 customers in four days, 15-18 September, in accordance with management Steve Jenkins, show director and president of Jenkins Management, said: “We are happy to have a good time, who urged negotiators to give us a new peak in September Extravaganza, with dealers from Iowa, Colorado, Texas and all the Eastern countries to sell as well be here to recover.” buyers “are dealers, collectors and even homeowners to buy shares to com

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Animal Antiques Weekend fundraiser benefits Windham County Humane Society

Posted by on October 11, 2011 None comments

Monday, October 10, 2011 Brattleboro -. In animal Antiques fundraiser held over the weekend in favor of the Windham County Humane Society were planned in the spring, but may come at a needed time after two recent thefts Tammy McKay, of Brattleboro and owner of Millie forget-Me-Not Antiques Elliott Street, is raising funds in the store Columbus Day weekend, with many antiques from Barry Adams and Kevin Maloney in Brattleboro. McKay said Adams and Maloney talk to her in May last year to put together a fundraiser for the benefit of animals. The CEO of the Windham County Humane Society, Annie

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Antiques Weekend in the Adirondacks

Posted by on October 11, 2011 None comments

: Avid fans of the material Adirondack long will remember the day where there were antiques show at the Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake and another at Indian Lake, with many suppliers located close to both places, making it difficult for cars to drive on the roads. Those days are gone, finished, when the museum moved to its summer show, the first part of August, and Indian Lake had good luck keeping the show alive through regular drop date. Indian Lake, however, tried to bring life back to the drop in years, announced Adirondack Mountains Antiques Weekend Tailgaters with antiques s

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Antiques: coin-operated machines predictions

Posted by on October 9, 2011 None comments

Zoltar fortune teller coin-operated machine in the movie “Big”, that changed Tom Hanks character in an adult. mention of the film creates a market for the machine and copies were made in the 1960s and 70s. coin-operated machines predictions are the most popular amusement parks and penny arcades in 1930 and beyond. Selected exotic characters such as gypsies, mummies, skulls, devils and witches and old women and Puss in Boots – a symbol that seems magical. There are predictions Zoltan machine name, which is often confused with Zoltar. The name “Zoltan” probably

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Antiques have many memories Attached

Posted by on October 6, 2011 None comments

Posted: October 6, 2011 | 02:03 | Antiques sometimes remind us that grandma home remedies are still the most best. In 2004 the Food and Drug Administration the use of leeches by doctors. At the beginning of 200 BC, doctors used leeches to treat fever. They believe that the red color of the face and fever was caused by too much blood. There are several species of leeches found in nature, but they have fewer and fewer places to breed. Leeches look like large worms – some grow to 8 inches long. They feed on blood. Many tourists have gone swimming, and find a bloody leeches clinging to

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Affordable Antiques: economy, other issues, creating a buyers’ market

Posted by on October 4, 2011 None comments

porcelain spittoon grandfather brought home from the war are still in the attic? Or what about grandma’s cupboard? antique dealers, finding rare and valuable treasures, is far more complicated than digging through a cluttered ceilings or scour each flea market sale, and go down to the pike. But several antique MetroWest said sputtering economy, swelling inventories and altruistic Gen Y-ers have created a buyers’ market for antique hunters informed. Sherryl Cohen, owner of Up Your Attic Antiques, said, “The prices for the middle of the antiques road goes down.” A

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Pauline antiques, Alameda Finest Antiques is offering special discounts on parking Street View on October 8

Posted by on October 2, 2011 None comments

activity of your friends back next class =” yshortcuts ” ID = “lw_1317452932_4″> Alameda ‘Pauline and will offer 30 percent off their regular prices store inventory in Park Street ‘and the 18th annual Alameda Car Show 8 October. Alameda, California (PRWEB) October 1, 2011 Antiques Pauline, which offers the best antiques in Alameda, will offer 30% discount on regular prices of store inventory Park Street 18th Annual Alameda Car Show, October 8. annual Park Street Classic Car Show will feature over 400 of the best classic, muscle,

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Antiques add color and warmth of home Madisonville

Posted by on October 2, 2011 None comments

comfort of antiques: Ask Harriet Norma Stafford and what part of their 1920 Craftsman-style bungalow in Madisonville is their favorite, and you will get different answers . Norm enjoys sitting in a comfortable chair in the den, watching in the backyard, where your favorite old pecan tree once stood. Harriet loves the front of the house. She filled double room with family heirlooms and antique dark wood, including a beautiful 1920 Duncan Phyfe dining table. Art Deco chandelier with aqua blue crystals hanging over their heads. Although Harriet is an interior designer, the decor is older tha

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Police recover stolen £ Antiques five meters distance

Posted by on September 27, 2011 None comments

police have recovered £ 5 m worth of antiques stolen in the attack on the mansion. 14 points is described as being of great cultural and historical value, was found in two residential properties in West and South Yorkshire. Two men aged 68 and 44, were questioned by police. antiquities believed to have been stolen from Newby Hall, Sion Hill in North Yorkshire and Firle Place, East Sussex. Among the most significant objects are restored George III Chippendale rosewood table. It is believed that the subject is made especially for Newby Hall in 1775 and is said to have global significance

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£ 5 meters of recovered stolen antiquities

Posted by on September 27, 2011 None comments

police have recovered £ 5.0 million stolen antiquities during raids on stately homes. 14 points is described as a key cultural and historical value, recovering from lock-ups of two residential buildings in the South and West Yorkshire. antiquities believed to have been stolen from Newby Hall, Sion Hill in North Yorkshire and Firle Place, East Sussex. significant value is George III Chippendale rosewood table, believed to have been made especially for Newby Hall in Ripon in 1775, but was stolen from a stately home in June 2009. The table is described as global significance. were also rec

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