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‘Tis the Season for Gifting

‘Tis the Season for Gifting

December 2021 Cover Story ‘Tis the Season for Gifting by Corbin Crable   Affordable Gifts for the Antique Lover The holidays, traditionally a time of reflection on days gone by as a new year approaches, hold plenty of opportunities to gift little pieces of the...

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A new website for Christmas

A new website for Christmas

Photo by Domenico Loia on Unsplash December 2021Everything OldA new website for Christmasby Corbin Crable  The holidays are upon us, and in the hustle and bustle that they inevitably bring, I wanted to make you aware of a few changes to Discover Vintage America’s...

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A long time ago in a galaxy far,  far away….

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away….

Photo by Cameron Venti on Unsplash​November 2021Everything OldA long time ago in a galaxy far, far away….by Corbin Crable  A few weeks ago, I saw an advertisement for a gentleman buying vintage toys here in Overland Park. He had set up shop at a local hotel and...

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Turn that music up

Turn that music up

Photo by blocks on UnsplashOctober 2021Everything OldTurn that music upby Corbin Crable  When it comes to the media format wars, we all have those older items with which we simply can’t part or that we haven’t sold or thrown away yet – a CD here, a VHS tape...

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A Collector’s History with Fenton Art Glass

September 2023Good Eye A Collector’s History with Fenton Art Glassby Peggy Whiteneck I’ve been a member of the Fenton Art Glass Collectors of America, founded in 1976, for several years. Unfortunately, I joined not long after Fenton itself ceased making glass in 2011....

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Collecting California Figural Pottery

August 2023 Good Eye Collecting California Figural Pottery by Peggy Whiteneck Even though most of the best-known are no longer operating, the sheer number of potteries born in California could well have made it the ceramic capitol of America. The earliest California...

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Crazy quilts showcase beauty in irregularity

July 2023 Covering Quilts Crazy quilts showcase beauty in irregularity ​ by Sandra Starley What do a Victorian parlor, a Wizard of Oz char-acter, and a Batman villain have in common? Crazy Quilts! From ladies’ magazines in the 1880s to The Patchwork Girl of Oz in...

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Classic Patterns: Rocky Road to Kansas

May 2023Covering Quilts Classic Patterns: Rocky Road to Kansas ​by Sandra Starley   Quilt names : ‘Rocky Road to Kansas,’ ‘Texas Tears,’ and ‘Rocky Road to California’, It’s a quilt name that stirs up images of wagons full of bonneted prairie ladies busily sewing...

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Riding crop recalls days when horses ruled the roads

February 2023​Vintage Discoveries Riding crop recalls days when horses ruled the roadsby Ken Weyand Antique Riding Crop Nearly forgotten among the “family artifacts” packed away in our house was an ancient riding crop once used by my grandmother. At least that’s what...

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Old top was a favorite in the 1940s toy box

December 2022​Vintage Discoveries Old top was a favorite in the 1940s toy boxby Ken Weyand Toys of yesteryear Many of today’s youngsters take little interest in the toys of yesteryear. Devoid of today’s electronics and high-tech gadgetry, and handcrafted from basic...

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