On Friday, May 17th, Brimfield Auction acres in Brimfield, MA, took its place on The National Register of Historic Places as the birthplace and originator of the World Famous “Brimfield […]
Category Archives: Journal of Antiques Magazine
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May
May
Transportation is a subject that seems to be always in the news these days and usually for the wrong reasons. But that is not the story we are looking to […]
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Apr
Apr
Live long enough and you’ll outlive many of the companies, products, and brands you grew up with. They may no longer be in business but like many of the companies […]
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Mar
Mar
Glass, an inorganic compound found in many forms in the natural world, has been man-made into practical and decorative objects since the Late Bronze Age. Over the millennia, the process, […]
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Feb
Feb
While tin might be considered the antique of metals, remnants of its dominant presence in the world since its extraction and earliest use during the Bronze Age are evident today […]
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Jan
Jan
Patronesses of History If history has taught us anything, it’s that it takes a woman to get the job done! That has certainly been the case in the collector world […]
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Dec
Dec
Ephemera! In this issue dedicated to Ephemera, we also explore the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum at The Ohio State University, Advertising Trade Cards, and other non-sport card collectibles; […]
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Nov
Nov
Antique Gift Giving All of us at the Journal of Antiques & Collectibles thank you for reading and supporting us this past year. We enjoy the task of finding new stories […]
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Oct
Oct
The American Wild West Thanks to Taylor Sheridan, the creator of the “Yellowstone” series, there is new-found popularity in the romantic allure of the American Wild West. But long before […]
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Sep
Sep
Time is Ticking Horology is the study and measurement of time and also refers to the art of making clocks and watches. Keeping time is almost as old as time, […]
