Wasatch Antiques & Collectibles Resource Guide by Robert Zamaro

WAC Issue #187 - January 9, 2012

Wasatch Antiques & Collectibles Resource Guide for Collecting Enthusiasts in Utah and the Mountain West. www.freewacclassifiedads.com

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Estate Sales:

Disposal of a Loved One's Personal Property Page 5

Ed Big Daddy Roth Turned Hot Rodding Upside Down Page 8

Maxfield Parrish’s Enchanting Dreamscapes

There has been a lot written about Maxfield Parrish, the painter and illustrator, who died in 1966 at age ninty-five. He is often described as the man who

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Maxfield Parrish Continued from cover page

be called. Parrish studied architecture at Haverford College, but later enrolled at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. His first illustration was for Harper’s Bazaar, in 1895. Recognizing Parrish’s talent, William D. Moffat, writing in a popular magazine in 1900, said, “There is humor in much of Mr. Parrish’s work, and of the finest kind. The humorist in him, however, is balanced by the poet, and frequently the two are exquisitely combined. The poetic vein in his nature is exalted and spiritual, the humor quaint and whimsical.” By 1922, Parrish had established himself as one of America’s most accomplished magazine illustrators. He was often called “the common man’s Rembrandt” since his work was widely acclaimed by ordinary people as evidenced in 1922, when his painting, Daybreak, became a decoration sensation that sold more than 200,000 prints. And depsite the fact Parrish never thought of himself as a serious artist, the millions of folks who connected

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with his images and The painting had which were often previously sold for called dreamscapes, $4.3 million at considered him a Sotheby’s in 1996 American treasure. when it was Parrish’s images usu- purchased by billionally featured lofty aire James Jannard, mountains, rich, full founder of the gardens, beautiful Oakley Inc. sunglasswomen, and castles es company. nestled among billowIn 1922, Daybreak ing clouds in glorious was the first painting colored skies. commissioned by The Most Parrish prints House of Art, specifican sell for cally to be a hundred reprodollars or duced as a more while print. It his original was an art, mostly instant oil on success. board, can Parrish f e t c h became so millions of famous in dollars. the 1920s Parrish’s it is estif a m o u s The Canyon, 1923 mated 1 in 1922 Day4 housebreak sold holds in for $5.2 the United million last States had summer at a Parrish Christie’s print on in New display in York City. t h e i r The seller homes. He was actor became M e l the highest Gibson paid artist and his The Dinkey Bird, 1904 in the w i f e , c o u n t r y. Robyn. The buyer was According to an unnamed phone the The National bidder. The price was Museum of American well below the $7.6 Illustration, Daybreak million Robyn Gibson has outsold Andy paid for it at Christie’s Warhol's Campbell's in 2006. At the time, Soup Cans and the sale set an auction Leonardo Da Vinci's record for Parrish art. Last Supper.

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Vintage Ephemera

There are all kinds of collectors in the world. Some people focus on getting the latest and greatest of what is hot right now. Many however, look to the past to find their treasure. Vintage collectibles are a huge market and you might be sitting on a huge pile of the stuff right in your own home. A very popular area of collecting is saving antique and vintage paper materials. Now

Ephemera: items designed to be useful or important for only a short time, especially pamphlets, notices, tickets, etc.

by Michael Hixtons

you might think that this would only include famous documents or photographs. Those certainly do get collected, but there is also a ton of stuff being sold on places like eBay with a m u c h lower profile. This old paper "stuff" is o f t e n referred to as ephemera. Ephemera is made up of comm o n , every day items that are no longer available anymore. Old advertising, magazine ads, vintage labels and

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even wrappers from some products get collected by people for a variety of reasons. Some popular old

perfume bottles, cigar labels and just about any old advertising that is representative of another era. Ephemera is certainly

ephemera that you might have stashed away include old seed packets, beer labels, labels from old

not limited to labels though. Old love notes, ticket stubs, billing statements, and pretty much anything

that normally would have been disposed of by most people can catch some collector's interest. Reasons for collecting these old items are as varied as the collectors themselves. Some of the old ephemera is purchased by people who use it in art work. Some ephemera is just purchased to be admired as it brings back memories of a time gone by. Whatever the reason, the market is real. If you have boxes of old items tucked away in some dusty corner, you might just have yourself some buried treasure that someone would like to add to their collection. You might also enjoy visiting w w w. a n t i q u e e p h e m e r a . c o m about vintage labels and other vintage ephemera that is collected and in demand.

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Estate Sales: A Guide to the Fair and Equitable Disposal of a Loved One's Personal Property By John ODonahue After the death of a loved one, there is frequently a large quantity of personal property which must be divided amongst the family of the deceased, or sold. This can be a time of real family stress as disputes arise over the distribution of items not specifically listed in the will. A degree of gentle firmness on the part of the executor will be needed as family tensions come to a head. It is important to understand that it is the executor of the estate who is legally responsible for handling the sale, rather than the relatives of the deceased. If the property is in probate, the decisions of the probate court must be followed explicitly. An estate sale is an excellent way to convert personal property into cash quickly, and in a fair and equitable way. An estate sale may include family heirlooms, furniture, cars and boats, and even livestock, real estate and other assets held by the estate. It is often a better idea to dispose of real estate, livestock, cars and boats separately, however. While simple estate sales of the personal property of the deceased do not normally require any licenses or permits, the executor should consult with an attorney to ensure compliance with all legal requirements. Estate sales are normally handled either as auctions, or on a first come, first served basis, like a sort of super garage sale. If an auction format is used, and the estate sale is held in the home, buyers can walk from room to room inspecting the

items for sale, and deciding what to bid on. The auction format is frequently conducted by a professional auctioneer or estate liquidator, who will take responsibility for appraising and cataloging the items for sale, handling the advertising, and providing tables, chairs, display cases, signs and staff. A big advantage of dealing with a professional auctioneer or estate liquidator is that the professionals often attract a following of private collectors and dealers who will pay top dollar at an invitation only sale preceding the public liquidation. Most professional liquidators will charge a commission of the net, after such costs as labor, advertising and security. This commission may be anywhere from 30-50 percent of proceeds. The best place to hold an estate sale is at the home of the deceased, prior to the sale of the home itself. Scheduling of the estate sale should be coordinated with the realtor handling the sale of the home, since a furnished house "shows better." Ideally, an estate liquidation will leave the property empty, cleaned out and ready to sell, making the entire process that much easier for the family to deal with. A professionally managed estate liquidation will most probably also maximize the proceeds from the sale. About the Author:John O'Donahue

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The world of hot rods may never have become as popular had it not been for Ed "Big Daddy" Roth. Ed Roth was not only a mechanical genius he is also revered for being the artistic creator of "Rat Fink" a

cartoon icon that became one of the beloved mascots of his generation during the 1960s. For Roth, those caricatures he created were not only imaginative they were just as unique and outrageous as those over-sized hot rods

Ed Big Daddy Roth Turned Hot Rodding Upside Down

By Nicole Roberts

that he constructed from the ground up. Roth also created a number of other "over the top" cartoon characters but it may be "Rat Fink" that is the most well known. Roth was not only a brilliant artist and cartoonist he was also a hot rod enthusiast who built and customized cars. He is credited with helping boost the popularity of hot rods.

Surprisingly Roth is recognized more for his cartoon drawings than he is for his innovative genius at c o n structi n g cars. Yet he w a s one of the innovative geniuses who truly took hot rodding to the next level. To him the visual appeal and bodywork was just as important as the performance of the cars and their overall engine design. Roth was also one of the first hot rod

enthusiasts to create new types of fiberglass bodywork for these powerful racing machines. Without Roth's expertise and innovations they could well have remained backyard projects for "shadetree mechanics." It was all about achieving a delicate balance in the mind of Ed Roth, and the balance was between fearsome engine power and grand body design. Many Baby Boomers are aware of the Roth influence. They may well remember all of

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those model car kits that were sold during the 60s with emblems of Rat Fink and other Roth inspired characters. There were even some Rat Fink comic books that eventually hit the market for a short period of time. Roth remained a hero of the counterculture art movement for most of his life. He was equally revered by the fans and engineering experts that populate the world of hot rods. His Kustom Kulture racing machines have commanded top dollar

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Events Calendar

Make sure you contact the events you are interested in attending to confirm the dates and locations.

Weekends Visit the Redwood Swap Meet, 3688 South Redwood, West Valley City, (801) 972-2124. Weekends “Motor-Vu Swap Meet, Sat. & Sun. 8-1pm, www.motorvu.com. Dealer info. (801) 394-1768. Find us at 5368 South 1050 West, Riverdale.

Weekends Fantastic Indoor Swap Meet, 1717 S. Decatur Blvd., Las Vegas, NV. January 13, 14, 15 Bick International Coin, Currency & Stamp Expo, Circus Circus Hotel & Casino, 2880 Las Vegas Blvd S., Las Vegas, NV, (818) 997-6496. January 14, 15 “Victorian Casino Antique Auction,” 4520 Arville Street, Suite #1, Las Vegas, NV, (702) 382-2466.

Now Through January 15 LeConte Stewart: One Artist, Two Exhibitions, Utah Museum of Fine Arts, 410 Campus Center Dr., SLC, (801) 581-7332.

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January 20, 21 "Phoenix Postcard and Paper Show,” North Phoenix Baptist Church Fellowship Center, 5757 North Central, Phoenix, AZ, (760) 749-9737. January 20, 21, 22 "Las Vegas Antique Arms Show & Sale,” Rivera Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, NV, (702) 202-4489.

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Explore thousands of photographs, books, maps and newspapers at the Rio Grande Depot Research Ctr., 300 S. Rio Grande Street, SLC, (801) 533-3500. January 28 Chinese New Years Celebration, 1:11pm to 5:55pm. Event includes Lion Dance, Balloon Drop and Lucky Envelopes Give-A-Way. Lotus 12896 S Pony Express Rd., Draper Utah (801) 333-3777.

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January 28, 29 “High Noon Western Americana Auction,” Mesa Convention Center, 263 N Center Street, Mesa, AZ January 28, 29, 30 "Arizona Antique Market,” East Thunderbird Plaza, 13802 N. Scottsdale Rd., Ste 142, Scottsdale, AZ, (602) 717-7337.

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Events Calendar

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January 19 -29 Sundance Film Festival, Park City, UT, 64 films, 435-776-7878

January 28, 29, 30 "Arizona Antique Market,” East Thunderbird Plaza, 13802 N. Scottsdale Rd., Ste 142, Scottsdale, AZ, (602) 717-7337. SLC Gallery Stroll Every 3rd Friday of the month.

January 30 - February 4 "28th Annual National Cowboy Poetry Gathering,” Elko, NV. Presented by the Western Folklife Center. Call (888) 880-5885, or (775) 738-7508.

Now Through March 31 This Light of Ours: Activist Photographers of the Civil Rights Movement, The Leonardo Museum, 209 E. 500 S., SLC.

February 10, 11, 12 “Hillsborough Antique Show & Sale,” San Mateo County Events Center, San Mateo, CA, (303) 595-0812.

February 11, 12 Los Angeles Pottery Show, P a s a d e n a Center, 300 E. Green Street, Pasadena, CA.

Ongoing Classes, workshops, concerts and rituals for Pagans and the curious, Crone's Hollow, 2470 S Main, SLC. February 17, 18 "Las Vegas Antique Bottles & Collectibles Show," Palace Casino, 2411 W. Sahara Ave., Las Vegas, NV, (702) 452-7218. February 13, 14 38th Annual Corvette and High Performance Meet,” Puyallup Fair & Events Center, Puyallup, WA, (360) 786-8844.

Chase Museum of Utah Folk Art is located inside Liberty Park, 900 S. 500 E., Fine exhibits of Utah Folk Art, SLC, (801) 533-5760.

2727 Event Psychic Fair, first Sat. of every month, 11:11am to 5:55pm. Nine Amazing Psychic/Healers at one place, 12896 South Pony Express Rd., Draper, w w w. i l o v e l o t u s . c o m , 801 333 3777 February 26, 27 The 27th Annual Marin Indian Art Show, Marin Center, San Rafael, CA, (310) 822-9145.

January 29 A Dangerous Method, Broadway Centre Cinemas, 111 E. 300 S., SLC, (801) 321-0310. Presented by the Salt Lake Film Society.

Ongoing The Last West Exhibit, Washakie Museum and Cultural Ctr., 2200 Big Horn Ave., Worland, WY, (307) 347-4102.

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There will be a group show at Gallery 25 for the month of January, featuring the work of the gallery artists. The artists showing work will be Lucile Chamberlin, Keith Dabb, Keith Dagley, Lauri Eskelson, Carol Fielding, Ron Harvey, Darlene Hamblin, Phil Hopkins, Mac Stevenson, and Doug Wride. The artwork encompasses a wide range of subject matter, from landscape, to still life, to wildlife. All medium is represented, from watercolor, to pastel, to oil, to mixed media. The monthly Art Stroll is a great opportunity to meet with the artists, enjoy great art, refreshments, and experience Ogden's vibrant art scene. Gallery 25, 268 Historic 25th Street, Ogden, Tuesday through Saturday, 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., (801) 334-9881

February 26, 27 “The 28th Annual Marin Indian Art Show,” Marin Center, San Rafael, CA, (310) 822-9145.

February 4, 5 The World's Greatest Hobby on Tour, South Towne Exposition Center 9575 S State St, Sandy, UT.

PBS History Detectives: New episodes airs on Tuesdays at 10:00 p.m. Check your local PBS listings.

The Crowley Gallery 115 Historic 25th Street, Ogden. featuring local art, (801) 399-0606.

Golden Spike Gem & Mineral Society, monthly meeting information, call (801) 648-5060, Visit: www.goldenspikegem.org.

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Heber Valley Arts & Antiques Promenade is on the last Thursday of every month. Discover the wonderful galleries in Heber & Midway. Shopping Made Easier Make a day of shopping for treasures on historic 25th Street in Ogden, or downtown Salt Lake City via Utah’s Front Runner service, (888) RIDE-UTAH.

Now Through Feb. 18 Kim Schoenstadt, Utah Museum of Contemporary Art, 20 S. West Temple, (801) 328-4201.

Ogden Art Stroll 1st Friday of each month. Begin at the Union Station or Eccles Art Center, and continue on to the various galleries on 25th Street. Ongoing The Last West Exhibit, Washakie Museum and Cultural Ctr., 2200 Big Horn Ave., Worland, WY, (307) 347-4102.

Ongoing Chinese Railroad Camps, Museum of Anthropology, 0730 Old Main Hill, Utah State University, Logan, UT (435) 797-7545.

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11. Newman’s Antiques/Closed For Winter 12. The Estate Sale/Ogden 13. Hidden Treasures Antiques/Logan 14. The Exchange/Park City 15. Midway Mercantile Antiques/Midway 16. Finer Consigner Store/Pleasant Grove 17. Motor-Vu Swap Meet/Riverdale 18. Old West Antiques/Roosevelt 19. Bannock County Museum/Pocatello 20. Junk In My Trunk/Provo

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LOTUS is the premiere store for gemstones, crystals, custom handmade and jewelry, stained glass and more. LOTUS, 12896 South Pony Express Road, Draper, 801 333 3777 www.ilovelotus.com Shop for antiques and collectibles at Browse Around Antique Mall, quality selection, 180 W. 1200 S., 435-753-4514, Logan. Seeking Utah law enforcement memorabilia, call Mike Ross, 801-799-3000, SLC.

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ART COLLECTORS

Always interested in buying original Utah art, Tami 801-399-0606, Ogden.

Buying original art, John Piltcher 801-287-9993,SLC.

ART FOR SALE

Edelweiss Gallery is selling paintings by early Utah artist Florence Ware, 65 E. Main, 435- 654-1335. Midway.

AUTOGRAPHS

Elvis, Beatles, B. Young, T. Jefferson & more at B. Ashworth, 55 N. University Mall, 801-368-6001, Provo.

BOOKS

New, Used, Rare, Out-ofPrint, Buy, Sell, Consignment, All Subjects at Eborn Books, 175 W. 200 S., 359-0460, SLC. Find us inside the Provo Town Square, Suite 120, 55 N. University, Brent Ashworth’s Rare Books, Provo. Rare Books at Utah Books & Magazine, 327 S. Main, 359-4391, SLC. Antique Price Guides, hundreds of subjects, at Abby’s Antique Mall, 180 31st Street, Ogden. Support WAC Advertisers!

Need To Know? We have hundreds of reference books, Civil War, Indian, Western & military history, S.E.L.L. Antiques, 1488 S. State, SLC. Ken Sanders Books, Always Buying Quality Books, 268 S. 200 E., 801-521-3819, SLC.

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BREWERIANA

3 Rare Becker beer can openers, $75, 435-7238845, Logan.

COCA-COLA

Coca Cola collectibles at Val’s Country Collectibles, 435-734-1116, #45 So. Main, Willard.

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ESTATE LIQUIDATION

Alpha & Omega Estate Services, 801-374-1832, Provo.

We buy antiques, entire estates, one item or entire estates, 435-753-4514, Logan.

FASHIONS

The Exchange sells men’s & women’s vintage fashions, 350 1/2 Main, Park City.

FURNITURE

Furniture must be 100 years

old before it is considered an antique.

Old Hoosier cabinet parts, tin flour sifter, 4-punch tin panels, all original, $30, for all, 435-723-8845, Logan.

Original Pastel Summer Heron 22” x 34”

Blaine DeMille Landscapes Portraits Wall Murals

(801) 487-0776 Salt Lake City www.demilleart.com “Ogden’s Premier Art Gallery and Antique Mall.”

Fine Art Antique Furniture Vintage Jewelry Art Pottery

Tuesday - Saturday 11 - 6 First Friday of the Month Art Stroll 6 - 9

115 Historic 25th Street * Ogden 801-399-0606 Artist & Dealer Space Available

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The Country Home Antiques specializes in authentic country pieces in pine & fruitwood from the 18th and 19th century, 1058 E. 900 S., 801-538-0122, SLC.

Find 19th century American furniture at Hills’ House Antiques, 126 S. 200 W., 801-255-1602, SLC.

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City Creek Antiques specializes in fine antique furniture, 169 E. 300 S., 801-328-4004, SLC. Wood Revival, 3910 S. Highland Dr., specializing in fine furniture for thehome or office, 801-424-2256, SLC.

You’ll love our low prices! Home Again Consignment. 2 locations: 2100 S. 1019 E., SLC, 7490 S. 700 W., Midvale.

Quality home & garden decor at Right At Home Designs, Inc., 1745 Bonanza Drive, 435-6582111, Park City.

GIFTS

Unique inspirational gifts for all occassions at The Cosmic Spiral, 920 E. 900 S., 801-509-1043, SLC.

Unity Gifts for cool collectibles, humorous adult themes, 380 E. 1700 S., 801-487-4485, SLC.

Beatles Books, vintage Playboy, $1 and up, Utah Book & Magazine, 801-3594391, SLC.

Bannock County Historical Society

3000 Alvord Loop, Pocatello, Idaho, (208) 233-0434. Early railroad history and Shoshone-Bannock Indian artifacts. Next to the Fort Hall Replica and Ross Park.

Buying

Pocket Watches Wrist, Watches Unusual Pieces Chronographs (801) 255-6570 Leave a message. All calls will be answered.

Witch Balls, Brooms, Wands, Oils, Candles, Stones, Books, Cloaks, Herbs blended to order. Crone's Hollow, 2470 S Main, SLC.

GORD ART

Original gord art by Michael Wages. Popular and affordable designs. Email michaelawages@yahoo. com, Moab.

INTERIOR DESIGN

Period Home Renovation, Christa Pirl, 801-906-8174, SLC.

JEWELRY

Garnet is the modern birthstone for January.

Vintage Miriam Haskell jewelry, cameos, beaded purses, estate jewelry, City Creek Antiques, 801328-4004, SLC.

Cash for new or vintage jewelry and watches, AAA Jewelers. Also, quality jewelry & watch repair, 601 S. State, 901-359-2035, SLC.

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Fine Antiques & Vintage Collectibles

GOLD WANTED

We’ll pay top dollar for unwanted GOLD! Pawn Broker Exchange 158 S. State Street, SLC

180 West 1200 South • Logan • 435-753-4514 Appraisals & Estate Purchases • Hours: Monday - Saturday 10 - 6

WANTED

Smalls • Glassware • Pottery • Art Collectibles • Basement Clutter Garage Items • One Item Old Toys • Books

ALWAYS BUYING Northern Utah

(435) 640-5245, (801) 484-6758

801.238.0111

Quality costume jewelry. Mod purses & lots of fun stuff! Punji’s Place, 542 Washington Blvd., 801-6277208, Ogden.

LAMP REPAIR

I repair antique and vintage floor lamps. Pickup and delivery available. Call Chuck, 801-732-9355, Roy.

LOANS

We loan cash on most anything of value. We want to buy old guns. J & N Pawn, 2688 S. Redwood Rd., 972-6691, West Vally City.

MILITARIA

Want To Buy old rusty guns, antique arms. Steve, 554-5120, SLC.

New Inventory - Largest selection of Civil War & Indian Wars Era rifles, pistols, S.E.L.L. Antiques, SLC.

PORCELAIN

Always Buying One Item Or An Entire Estate.

Antiques

168 W. Center • Provo • (801) 374-1832

1820s L. Marti Pink Mantel Clock, $950, City Creek Antiques, 169 E. 300 S., SLC. 1900s Brown jug from BLACK HAWK LIQUOR HOUSE, Dumayne & Millarich, Prop's, Black Hawk, UTAH - Email: pecox1944@gmail.com, Hyrum, UT. Porcelain Restoration: antique Rookwood, Weller, Roseville Repair, Cliffside Fine Arts, 801-668-3067, Ogden.

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PSYCHIC READINGS

Tarot Reading, Palmistry, Tea Leaf Reading and more. Find the answers to life's questions at Crone's Hollow, 2470 S Main, SLC.

REAL ESTATE

We offer house blessings, call for more information, The Cosmic Spiral, 920 E. 900 S., 801-509-1043, SLC.

1892 Avenues Victorian Gem: completely renovated, 3-stories, appox. 5,128 sq. feet, 4 bdms, 5 baths, aircond., hardwood floor, new plumbing, deck, lg. yard, fenced, garage, Mike, 801-560-2138, SLC. Charming historic building, listed on National Historic Registry - a steal at $155,000, Details: 435-

676-8147, Panguitch.

Antique Business/Building: on Midway’s Main Street commercial buildings. Owner will finance, low down, 435.657.0288, 99 E. Main Midway.

RESTORATION

Unique hardware, fun home and garden decor, Silver Star Hardware, 2327 E. 3300 S., 487-1117, SLC.

Vintage porcelain sinks, hardware, original Arts & Craft lighting, Retrospect Water & Light, 689 E. 700 S., 517-3876, SLC.

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SLOT MACHINES

Collectible Coin Slot Machines, Video Poker Machines, Repairs & Parts. 2 Locations: Midvale, Draper, Recreational Slots, call 801-450-9181.

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WANTED TO BUY

Smalls, Glass-ware, Pottery, Art, Collectibles, Basement Clutter, Garage Items, One Item, Old Toys, Books, (435) 640-5245. Wanted: Any 1939-1947 Dodge trucks, parts or papers, 435-720-2122.

WANTED: $700 for Lagoon Jimi Hendrix Concert Poster. 801-688-0563, SLC

I'll take your retro furniture off your hands. Call Ron at the Green Ant, 595-1818, SLC. Wanted to buy old furniture, art, guns, pottery, collectibles, top prices paid! Olden Daze Antiques, (435) 720-0967, Bifgham City.

Antlers Wanted: Paying the most for any antlers, new or old, big or small. Call before you sell, 800-270-BUCK or 406-581-1928.

WESTERN

For sale: 3 old freight wagons, hay rake, vintage yard art, 435-722-2592, Roosevelt. Selling Utah tokens, Connie, 801-701-0603, Pleasant Grove.

Antique Business Building For Sale

Unique Selection of Antiques & Collectibles

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Fantastic opportunity to buy one of Midway’s charming Main Street Commercial Buildings. The owner is relocating and will finance with low down and low interest. 99 E. Main Street Midway, UT 435.657.0288

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Ed Big Daddy Roth Continued from page 8

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