Pickers Pedals, Sept 29, 2010

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an internet publication serving dealers and consumers Sept. 22, 29, 2010

Pickers Pedals Passions & Blunders

Colorful Memory Icons Are Never Forgotten It has been said once you learn to ride a bicycle, you never forget. But few remember why they did ride a bicycle. For me and my younger brother, it was for purpose and great pleasure. Maybe learning to ride was not the real issue but modifying the front forks of our bicycles to receive smaller wheels to carry larger baskets for our paper routes. Seeing was really believing that anything was possible, because whether it was t-shirts and shorts in the summer or thermals and gloves in the winter, there was always something special right around the corner in Ronnie Sox, Buddy Martin, or Jake King driveways. ‘Cudas, Road Runners, and Challengers of every funky color from Sublime to Plum Purple were in their driveways. Most

were Hemi’s with Michigan license plates. Memories of special times and places are quickly recalled by everyone and make car shows that much more special. As I pulled into the parking lot at the Antique Market Place

Hospice Benefit Car Show, one unmistakable Flamingo colored greenhouse profile made me smile. It was a custom lowered VW Van with a half a dozen or so girls and their brother or cousin having the time of their lives in their Granddad’s VW van. Collectors too are drawn to signature colors. One such 1

color is a 1957 T-Bird in Dusk Rose. One such example was tucked in the corner of the Antique Market Place Hospice Benefit Car Show. As I approached the owner, I teased Memories continued next pg

Pickers Pedals Passions & Blunders is an eclectic mix of unique items, passions, events and bargains and the people who love them. Our mission is to provide more exposure on a monthly basis for antique and collectible dealers in order to connect to consumers who want to find those dealers. There’s always this unquenchable thirst to add to one’s collection and to find that ever elusive item, whether it be a piece of period furniture, a doll, a tea pot, or a vintage piece of farm equipment. We just want to connect folks so that everyone can buy and sell the things that we all love.


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Quite a few classic cars where up For Sale and more than a few folks most assuredly were thinking seriously about buying the car of their dreams. Next week, we’ll have more great photos, results and info to share about this particular car show.

him about his UNC front licensed plate. He told me the story that the UNC plate dates back to the first time he saw a T-Bird at the Boar & Caste Drive Inn. He said everybody in the family referred to the T-Bird as the “UNCK” car. The Hospice Car Show at Antique Market Place was a good day for families and memories. After all Hospice is all about families and memories.

Leonard (of Antique Market Place) was in charge of locating the best Bling Awards. Above is a 1969 Camaro and below is the engine from a 1967 Chevelle 396 Rat motor.

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Passions Destination Calendar of Events 24th Annual NC Seafood Festival “Catch the Excitement� October 1-3, Morehead City Waterfront Fri, October 1, 5pm - 11pm Sat, October 2, 11am - 11pm Sun, October 3, 10am Blessing of the Fleet NC State Port Sun, October 3, 11am - 5pm Cameron, NC - The Fall Antiques Fair and Street Fair, Saturday Oct. 2, 9am - 5pm Antique Show, Charlotte, NC, Oct. 1-4, 7100 Statesville Rd. For info, call ICA 704-596-4650

held in High Point, NC, for more info, www.highpointmarket.org Antiques Extravaganza, Richmond, VA, Oct.2-4, The Showplace Exhibition Center. Antiques Extravaganza of N.C 336-924-8337. www.antextofnc.com

SC State Fair - Columbia, SC State Fairgrounds, Oct. 13 - 24

NC State Fair - Raleigh, NC State Fairgrounds, Oct. 14 - 24

One Common Blunder at Auctions __________________________________ You decide to attend your first auction. You arrive early and find a wonderful (legal) parking spot.

You take your time examining all of the wonderful offerings and their conditions and ask questions and obtain acceptable answers from the auction staff regarding the terms and conditions of the auction. You register and obtain your bidder number, which you place in a conspicuous spot in the hatband at the front of your 10-gallon hat. All is great when you de3

cide to bid on an item that you like about 45 minutes into the auction. The item starts at $5 and rises rapidly to $7.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $17.50 and bidding begins to slow when you bid $20.00. Eventually, another bidder offers $22.50 and you, after much consideration, place your final bid of $25.00. After a few anxious moments, the Auctioneer finally says the Auction Blunder continued next pg


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word you have been longing to hear. "SOLD" seems to echo through the neighborhood. The Auctioneer calls out the number that you have displayed in the band of your cowboy hat and you have made your very first purchase. So far, so good. You stay at the sale for a few more hours, suffering greatly from the effects of the summer day on your allergies. You don’t bid on another item, but rather stay standing in the crowd, occasionally using your handkerchief, rubbing your itchy eyes and adjusting your now cumbersome Texas Ranger headgear. Finally, you decide for pay for your purchase and proudly take it home. After arriving at the cashier, you turn in your bidding card and get handed back a two page, single-spaced bill with over 20 items listed for several hundred dollars. When you finally regain you wits, you realize that every time you waved your handkerchief, raised your hand to your

eyes, or adjusted your sombrero, you had unwittingly placed a bid on an unwanted item. You turn and run, at top speed, the 2.4 miles back to your house, returning the next night to pick up your car at midnight and never attending another auction. Mistakes: 1. You failed to enjoy a beverage or auction staple hotdog from the lunch wagon; never a good thing to forget. 2. Hightailing it home is not good. When a mistake is made by either yourself or the Auctioneer, please bring it to the attention of the staff as soon as possible. Mistakes happen at every auction, and

most Auctioneers just want to get as much as possible, right. 3. Running that far in that heat could cause health problems. 4. Always remember your bidder number, and what’s with the hat? 5. Come back soon, auctions are fun! 6. If after all this, you do decide to employ some clandestine bidding technique, i.e. blinking an eye or wiggling an ear, please let someone on the auction staff know this prior to the auction. - cited by “Auction for Dummies” www.schmidtsantiques.com

Pickers Pedals Passions & Blunders Lesson for the Week... Careful of who you take to an auction. If you take someone who has never been to an auction before, be sure to educate them on how certain innocent gestures can be misconstrued as bidding signals.

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held in Henderson, NC, for more info, www.eastcoastdragtimeshalloffame.com Antiques, Art & Jewelry Show, DC, Washington, Oct. 15-18, Walter E. Washington Conv. Center, dmg World Media 239-732-6642, andreacanady@ dmgworldmedia.com

October 9, 2010, Saturday 10am—5pm at Eldorado Outpost and Kings Mountain Point. Near Troy, North Carolina www.uwharriemountainfestival.com 4


Pickers Pedals Passions & Blunders Classified Items Antique Secretary or Postal Desk, price $480, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544

Full Length Mink Coat, price $250, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk2) (wk2)

Finely Handcrafted Heavy Wooden Full Size Bed, price $1,800, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk2)

Wooden Desk, price $495, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk2)

Tall China Hutch w/ Burle Inlay, price $2,400, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk2)

Wide Variety of Stained Glass, Leaded Glass Windows, Panels, price ranging from $199 to $650, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk2) Texas Style, Texas Size Farm Gate (very large in width), perfect for some cattle farm, price $1,200, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk2) Antique Wicker Chair, price $58, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk2) 5

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Farmers Harvest Table, NICE!, price $5,500, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk2)


1800’s Flow Blue China Set & Silver Service price ranging from $45 $300, Antique Market P l a c e , Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) c. 1860-’80 Walnut & Burl Secretary Hutch price $2,400, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, N C , 336.662.0544 (wk3) Antique Wall Phone price $495, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Mahogany Chippendale Buffet Server price $395, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Browning Automatic .22 Rifle price $500, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Mounted Steer Horns, price $55, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Ford Tractor Pedal Model, Commander 6000 series price $1,800, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Sanford, NC Pottery, Blue Urn price $350, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

1/20 Scale Antique Train Set, Buddy L Outdoor RR price $6,500, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Wide Assortment of Oyster Plates price range from $50 $495, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Beautiful Sets of Beersteins price 350/ each, Ant i q u e Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

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Leather Hand Tooled Gothic Style Chair price $475, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, N C , 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Wide Assortment of Majolica price $50 - $1,225, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Keyston Bus price $5,000, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) See something but have a question? Email erica@triadantiques.com or visit www.triadantiques.com


Stevens Double Barrel Shotgun Model 325 price $300, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Asparagus Majolica Plates price $125/ ea, Antique M a r k e t P l a c e , Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Old Pine Cupboard p r i c e $445/ea, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

c.1800’s Corner Cupboard (from NC?) p r i c e $2,400/ ea, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, N C , 336.662.0544 (wk3) Old Sports Equipment & Memorabilia price range from $48 - $250, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Queen Anne English Oak Pewter Cabinet price $1,990, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Primitive Old Red Cabinet price $375, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Tung Woo Lantern, mid 1900’s price $395, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Large Framed 1970’s Photo of Pigeon Point Lighthouse in California price $95, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) 1909 Ltd Edition Deck Print of US Brig Perry price $595, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) 7

Chestnut Ice Box price $595, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Round Oak 1920’s Pedestal Table price $350 & Set of 4 Oak Pressed Back Chairs price $295, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk2) Green & White Pitcher & Bowl set, price $65, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Dandy Butter Churn, price $89, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Chairs SOLD

Red Top Butter Churn, price $145, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Pr of Coffee Grinders, price $65/ ea, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)


Oriental Cabinet, price $375/ ea, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Inlay Burl Walnut Mantle w/ Mirror, price $1,190, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) c.1910 Mahogany Bookcase w/ Original Glass, price $995, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Set of 18 Minton English plates, price $595, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) c. 1890 French Desk, price $1,999, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Original Finish, Heavily Carved c.1890 Sideboard w/ 2 Bevel Mirrors, price $3,999, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Rare Porcelain Advertising Sign from Daryl’s Restaurant, price $1,200, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Early Lancaster PA Hi-chest, c.1775 Solid Dovetailed Walnut, price $11,995, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) McCoy Aunt Jemima Cookie Jar, price $129, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Framed Victorian Fan, price $80, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) 8

Old Coca-Cola Thermometer, price $275, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Wide Variety of Austrian & German China, price ranging from $35 - $175, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Marklin (Germany) Child’s Stove, Alcohol Burning w/ Accompanying Pieces, price $825, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) See something but have a question? Email erica@triadantiques.com or visit www.triadantiques.com

Unframed Art Print, Jazz Band Plays On, price $75, Bill Fenner, Charlotte, NC metro area, 252.207.8999, wmfenner @gmail.com (wk2)


Large Wooden Gear Mold, Nadler Foundry Collection, price $395, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

White Hoosier type cabinet w/ porcelain top, price $395, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

100th Anniversary Ford Wall Clock, price $23, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Tiger Oak Frame, price $975, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Beautiful Crystal Chandelier, price $875, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Large Armoire, glass doors & mirror centerpiece, price $800, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Coca-Cola Picnic, price $165, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Bronze Indian w/ Bison statue by Theodore Hunt, price $595, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Assorted Wrought Iron Fencing & Gates, price ranging from $395 $795, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Old Century Oscillating Fans, price $135, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Acme Arms 12 gauge double barrel shotgun, price $220, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) c.1880 HW Alleger Pump Organ, price $295, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) 9

Wide Selection of Rugs & Carpets, price ranging from $35 $1,300, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) MGM’s Rhapsody Movie Poster, price $125, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Black Tole Tray, price $135, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) See something but have a question? Email erica@triadantiques.com or visit www.triadantiques.com


Large Carved Oriental Table/ Base w/ Marble Insert, c.1800’s, price $320, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Large Electric Iron Chandelier, price $1,650, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Civil War Era Drum w/ Drumsticks, price $375, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Ceramic Lamp w/ Fall Leaf Motif, $175, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk2) For only $14, run your classified item ad with us for 4 weekly editions. Email rtwdesigns@embarqmail.com or water.warrior8@gmail.com, or call 336.340.6299 for details.

Large Alabaster Marble Style Globe Light Fixture, price $2,830, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Large Alkaline Urn/Jar, price $395, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Haywood Bros Wakefield Wicker Desk, price $495, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Philco Radio (comes on but needs work), price $495, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Child’s Clay Plane Rocker, price $100, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) 1 0

Art Deco Three Globe Chandelier, price $1,500, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Globe Chandelier w/ Acanthus Leaf Motif, price $900, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Carved African Statue, price $90, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Cherry Spool Chest, price $795, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Dry Sinkback Shelf, c.1850 (grain painting added c. 1870) price $1,200, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)


Wide Selection of Flow Blue & Cobalt China, price ranging from $25 $90, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

1948 Benbow Corner Cabinet Hutch, price $2,600, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Yellow Pine Fireplace Surround, price $4,200, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Large Oak w/ Walnut finish Armoire (pegged inside), c.1920’s’30’s, price $1,600, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Large Skin Trunk, price $395, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

c.1830 Windsor Bench, dryscraped to original finish, price $2,600, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Assorted Hand Tools, price ranging from $2 - $50, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Age is not a particularly interesting subject. Anyone can get old. All you have to do is live long enough. ...Groucho Marx

Assorted Lobster Bowls, price ranging from $58 - $125, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

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Rare 1872 Art Print of Moses w/ 10 Commandments, price $1,200, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Glass Table w/ Base, set of 4 Tuxedo Skirted Chairs, price $695, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) See something but have a question? Email erica@triadantiques.com or visit www.triadantiques.com

Beautifully Framed Art Print, Jazz Band, price $200, Bill Fenner, Charlotte, NC metro area, 252.207.8999, wmfenner @gmail.com (wk2)


Unusual Wine Bottle, Glass Slipper Styled, price $50, Bill Fenner, Charlotte, NC metro area, 252.207.8999, wmfenner@gmail.com (wk2) Beautifully Framed Art, Red Lady & White Lady, price $200/ea, Bill Fenner, Charlotte, NC metro area, 252.207.8999, wmfenner @gmail.com (wk2)

Asian Ningbo Cabinet c. 1900’s, price $500, Bill Fenner, Charlotte, NC metro area, 252.207.8999, wmfenner@gmail.com (wk2) Chinese Feng Shui Compass, price $85, Bill Fenner, Charlotte, NC metro area, 252.207.8999, wmfenner@gmail.com (wk2)

Asian Chest Drawers/ Sidebar (wine box & feng shui compass pictured below separately), price $300, Bill Fenner, Charlotte, NC metro area, 252.207.8999, wmfenner @gmail.com (wk2)

Oriental Wine Box, price $100, Bill Fenner, Charlotte, NC metro area, 252.207.8999, wmfenner@gmail.com (wk2)

1967 Jeep 4x4 Cab over engine truck $ 4500.00, contact Joel Fogelman, 336.345.0186 (wk3)

Jeep Parts Available, whatever you need to restore your own Jeep Willy, contact Joel Fogelman, 336.345.0186, located at 1435 Hwy 61 South, Whitsett, NC. (wk3)

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1997 Harley Davidson Electra Glide 23,800 miles, $8,800.00, contact Joel Fogelman, 336.345.0186 (wk3) 1 2

Home made trailer, $ 150.00, contact Joel Fogelman,336.345.0186 (wk3)


Soon it will be Thanksgiving. No need to panic if it’s your turn to have family and friends over and you need more chairs! Antique Market Place has several new shipments of a variety of styles. Many skirted styles that regularly retail for $1,500 for a set of four are only $495.

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Pickers Pedals Passions & Blunders Classified Items White & Black Stylecraft tables w/ mirror fronts, price $495/

Hammery Hutch entertainment center, price $1,295, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

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(wk3) Large Unique Frame Mirror, price $395, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Large Ornate 47x91 inch Frame Mirror, price $329, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) See something but have a question? Email erica@triadantiques.com or visit www.triadantiques.com

One chair of a Mr&Mrs set, price $745, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Mint Green Couch, price $55 & Pr of Leopard print chairs, price $250/ea, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Large Leather Frame Mirror, beveled edge, price $325, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk2) Round Leather Frame Mirror, beveled edge, price $325, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) 1 4

Very Large Antique Display Cabinet, 1905 walnut , price $4,995, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Enterprise Coffee Grinder, double wheel eagle, Pat. 10/21/1873, price $1,795, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

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Hand Tooled Leather Couch, price $1,200, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Large Arched Frame Mirror, beveled edge, price $295, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)


Large Herringbone Frame Mirror, beveled edge, price $340, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Queen size bed w/ tall headboard, crushed velour, price $695, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Large Herringbone Frame Mirror, beveled edge, price $340, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Hickory White Dinner Table on casters, price $1,595, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

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Pair of Black Primitive End Tables, price $225/pr, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Hickory White Entertainment Center Armoire, price $1,595, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) Rust, nap woven sectional, price $995 & Ottoman, price $295 , Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

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Hickory White Side-bar, price $795, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Pair of Asian Accent Lamps. Mark Abrams, price $99/ea, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

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Mint Green Sofa, price $550 (normally retails for $2,300), Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) 1 5

Large Bakers Rack w/ wine catch rack, price $795, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Brown Sectional, suede microfiber & chaise, price $995, Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Burberry Style Wingback Chair, price $295 Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3)

Two-tone/Texture set incl Ottoman, price $795 Antique Market Place, Greensboro, NC, 336.662.0544 (wk3) See something but have a question? Email erica@triadantiques.com or visit www.triadantiques.com


FOR SALE.... 1987 Avion Camper, 32 ft.

If you like Airstreams, you'll love an Avion! Hate to sell but I'm not using this and someone should enjoy it. Aircraft construction, new mahogany floor, cedar lined closets and bathroom, marble floor in bathroom, custom made built-in furniture (leather faced), dinette folds out into single bed, leather couch folds out to a double bed, has separate quarter berths w/ a center plug that can convert to a California king bed, outside awning, jawless crank windows w/ sun shades, full sealed bottom for easy towing, does have built-in stereo. Features new convection microwave, fridge/ freezer unit (never been used). Outer shade canopy is in great shape. A must see item but needs some vinyl finishing. Serious inquiries only please. Can email interior photos.

$7,500

located north of Raleigh, NC For info, call 336.340.6299 or email water.warrior8@gmail.com Capital City Customs Inc. We strive to give your project a new lease on life while improving on the past!

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Next Edition Sneak Peak.... “Chasing the Leaves” and “Old Timey Home Remedies” by June Barbour, one of our contributing writers

The old believe everything; the middle aged suspect everything: the young know everything. ...Oscar Wilde 1 6


Letter from the Publisher & Editor... We are of a certain age where not too terribly long ago when someone mentioned the word ‘viral,’ we would run the other direction trying to avoid being exposed to germs being spread around in hopes of not getting sick. Now, the word ‘viral’ has a totally different meaning! Our world changed dramatically when the internet became available to the general populace and made it so easy to connect instantly with others halfway across the world via email, newsgroups, and websites. Pickers, Pedals, Passions & Blunders is Now Reviewing Resumes for Commission Only Advertising Sales Reps in the Following Areas Adamstown, PA Maryland Eastern Shore Charleston, SC/Savannah, GA Washington, DC Nashville, TN Birmingham, AL Chattanooga, TN/Northern GA Myrtle Beach, SC Southwest VA St. Augustine/Daytona, FL St. Petersburg, Tampa, FL Ft. Lauderdale/Miami, FL New Orleans, LA Atlanta, GA We are looking for enthusiastic people with interest in Americana and travel. Photography, creative writing, internet access and basic computer skills are needed. No phone calls! All decisions will be based upon resumes and creative introductions. Send resumes to our PO Box in NC please!

Young folks not even out of high school and college started giving their dreams wings with their grasp of high technology. With Facebook becoming viral all over the world and the Tea Party Movement becoming a major political force almost over night, these viral network phenoms only confirm how quickly and widespread networks of like minded people now congregate online, grow and multiply. As a free internet publication, Pickers, Pedals, Passions & Blunders was designed to be forwarded to friends and peer groups which increases the potential for our humble publication to become ‘viral.’ This is in keeping with our initial mission of connecting buyers to sellers, as well as educating younger generations about the importance of preserving our heritage. With an initial data base of about 15,000 individuals and many groups, only hours after the first edition was sent out we started getting many favorable replies from all around the United States. Then after the second edition went out last week, even more emails poured in with wonderful praise and great suggestions of expanding our coverage to include more of the United States and Canada. Our staff would like to thank everyone for your comments and those who have emailed us requesting to be included in our data base. Rest assured, we are making plans to expand our coverage. As traditional printed publications have floundered due to declining readership, Pickers, 1 7

Pedals, Passions & Blunders was designed to bridge the gap for those of us who long for the old fashion magazine in hand and yet yearn to move into the 21s t century by ‘plugging in to cyberspace.’ Ending on this note, we hope everyone enjoys this week’s edition! Thank You! Dale Swiggett is the Publisher of Pickers Pedals Passions & Blunders. He grew up in the Triad area of NC and has backgrounds in textiles and real estate development. But his passions include history, travel, waterfront culture, and gets weak in the knees over classic automobiles. Renee Warren is the Editor of Pickers Pedals Passions & Blunders. She grew up around antiques and collectibles while living in both NC & SC but just wishes she had paid more attention to her grandmothers about their love of antiques and collectibles. Her favorite category is anything Asian or Oriental.

Pickers Pedals Passions & Blunders is a NC-based publication. Mailing address... PO Box 578 Rolesville, NC 27571 Publisher... M. Dale Swiggett 336.340.6299 water.warrior8@gmail.com Editor... Renee Warren 919.880.5217 rtwdesigns@embarqmailcom Website coming soon!


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