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- Antiques & Collectibles
Articles
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- New freelance articles
each issue
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- Get to know your Wayback
Times writers
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- Selected articles from the
May/June 2013 issue
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- Arcades thrived in the ‘60s
and ‘70s and pinball
could be found just about anywhere that local bylaws would permit.
Today, pinball is almost nowhere to be found outside of private
collections, writes Bruce Brigham. Full
story
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- The May 11, 2013, unveiling of the restored SS Keewatin in Port
McNicoll brings to mind postcards of the glory days of passenger
ships. The SS Keewatin was one of CPR's most famous Great Lakes
steamers. Full story
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- The 1930s are remembered as an era of economic depression, hard
times and the prelude to World War II. But it was also an era
that could be called “The Golden Age of World’s Fairs
and Expositions.” Full
story
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- December 7, 2012 was the 71st anniversary of what could
be considered one of Canada's greatest military blunders - the
Battle of Hong Kong. Part 1 Part 2 Part
3 (animal heroes) Part 4 (POWs)
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- Other articles from our archives
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- Roy Bassett
- War medals and badge collector
- London's Imperial War Museum
hosts impressive medals Full
story
- Boer War "Mission Accomplished"
medal premature Full story
- Remembrance:There are daily
reminders everywhere Full story
- Collecting British and Commonwealth
WW2 medals Full story
- British war museums draw countless
tourists Full story
- Returning lost, stolen British
Commonwealth medals Full story
- Heavy war toll calls for a poppy
and remembrance Full
story
- Collecting militaria - from
photos to full-sized tanks Full
story
- Collecting police badges is
an arresting hobby Full
story
- WW1 surgeon John McCrae's In
Flanders Fields Full story
- The Collectors series: Medals
Part 1, Part
2, Part 3
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- Mary Brittain
- Garden advisor
- Antiques in your garden? Yes,
with heirloom seeds Full story
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- Mike Bryan
- Phonograph collector
- Collectors, get your affairs
in order Full story
- Collecting vintage phonographs
and records Full story
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- Janet Bryers
- Paper collectibles
- Old family photos source of
family tree information Full
story
- Collecting vintage Victorian
cards Full story
- Collecting Victorian scrap books
Full story
- China painting 1880-1930 Full story
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- Melissa Collver
- Tin collector
- Collecting advertising tins
a lifetime hunt Full
story
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- Bob DeFreitas
- Marble collector
- Canadians have lost their marbles
Full story
- More in a series of marbles
columns Full story
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- Hyla Wults Fox
- Susie Cooper's legacy of collectibles
Full story
- Kerosene oil lamps can be therapeutic
Full story
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- Robin Goettel
- Early American ladies found
the fan to be an indispensable Full
story
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- Lian Goodall
- Karsh & King: Canada's first
citizenship ceremony Full story
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- Fred Graham
- Restoring rusty farm implements
Full story
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- Martin Howard
- Vintage typewriter collector
- The history of keyboards - without
a mouse Full story
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- Tom Iannelli
- Vintage insulator collector
- Sooner or later, we all shine
the glass insulator light Full
story
- In search of the original insulators:
Threadless Full story
- Carpet beaters in all shapes,
sizes and colours Full story
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- Jessamy Johnson
- 1930s donation of books lauched
lasting library collection. Full
story
- Depression Glass fond line in
the eyes of collctors Full story
- Toronto is a haven for new discoveries.
Full story
- The love affair with Carnival
glass Full story
- Majolica the epitome of Victorian
taste Full story
- Jadeite glassware, 1930s to
1950s, enjoys new popularity Full
story
- Cornish Ware, colourful kitchen
collectibles Full story
- Port Hope's wealth of architectural
gems Full story
- The emergence of the Internet
has set the pace Full story
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- Herb Kingston
- Home delivery in Toronto - the
good old days Full story
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- Bruce Kirkland/Rachel Sa
- Pressed glass collectors
- Pressed glass is a wonderful
obsession Full story
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- Rob Lamberti
- Comics collector
- The ABCs of collecting comic
books Full story
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- Ken Linna
- Collecting old sleds a cool
passion Full story
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- Walt Lemiski
- Vintage glass and china collector
- Glass ice buckets: a unique,
colourful collectible Full story
- Still crazy for Corn Flower
after all these years Full
story
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- Robin McMullen
- Corneil's auction sale for Mona
Hall, 99, a winner Full story
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- Brenda McNeilly
- George A. Romero's horror flick faves Full
story
- The Ghosts of Halloween Past
Full story
- Collecting vintage purses Full story
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- Donna McPherson
- Golliwogg watcher
- Golliwoggs from the 60s and
70s live again Full story
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- John Norris
- The flip sides of postcards
tell the story Full story
- 14 Princess Diana dresses auctioned
Full story
- Authentic First Indians possessions
now in demand Full story
- Auctions say cost of business
behind premiums Full
story
- St. Lawrence Market parial demo
irks vendors Full story
- ROM's Terracotta Army exhibit
Full story
- Auctioneering is hard work,
a serious business Full story
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- Deborah Patterson
- Chalet art glass eagerly being
sought by collectors Full story
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- Wayne Precoor
- Time to collect Westclox Canada
pieces Full story
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- Jim Ross
- Vintage tools collector
- Veteran Ontario collector gives
us the plane facts Full story
- The long, the short and the
tall of logging tools Full
story
- Logs are cut, time to round
up cabin-building tools Full
story
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- Mike Smith
- Postcard collector/author
- Easter postcards from the Golden
Age (1900–1914) Full
story
- The Golden Age of postcards
(1900-1914) Full story
- Rare Union Oil Co. postcards
salute Canada's WW2 generals Full
story
- Thanksgiving postcards a find
for collectors Full story
- Blotters welcomed young Mike
into Grade 3 Full story
- So who won the War of 1812 200
years ago? Full story
- Collectible ocean liner postcards
Full story
- Canada's collectible Art Nouveau
postcards Full story
- Four elusive stamps on Mike
Smith's wish list Full
story
- Propaganda postcards Full
story
- The Year of the Three (postcard)
Kings Full story
- Anglo-Boer War postcards tell
of the brutal conflict Full
story
- Postcard collecting gets a stamp
of approval Part 1 -
Part 2 - Part
3
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- Pat Stott-Prince
- Cups and mugs collector
- Comical shaving mugs had their
day Full story
- For trivia, ask a friend what
a "muffineer" is Full
story
- Whistling cups - designed to
go with eggs n' milk Full story
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- Barbara Sutton-Smith
- Doll collector/author
- Barbara Sutton-Smith dies at
82 Toronto
Star Obit
- Meet the Boudoir Dolls, classy
little ladies Full story
- Glorious hats from the 19th
and 20th century Full story
- Early merchants generous with
doll giveaways etc. Full story
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- Jim Trautman
- California visit sparks memories
of TV cowboy heroes Full story.
- Breweriana galore from Molson
and Labatt plants. Full story
- Collecting Christmas catalogues
Full story
- Ronson, Zippo - so many
lighters to collect Full story
- The history of soda pop is sparkling
Full sotry
- Vintage tiny sewing kits and
needle packs Full story
- Hollywood gossip and fan magazines
since 1910 Full story
- Marking the 55th anniversary
of IGY Full story Full story
- Thomas Edison's electric Christmas
lights safer Full story
- Bicycles built for two used
in love and war Full story
- Sheet music collectors have
a wide field Full story
- Pan-Am Clippers gone but not
forgotten Full story
- Al Spalding's marketing genius
Full story
- Collecting commemorative Royalty
items Full story
- Baseball history filled with
collectibles Full story
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- Della Walker
- Late Ontario writer
- Della Walker, a veteran Wayback
Times writer, dies at 70 Full story
- Memories of a Quebec hamlet
and antiques Full story
- Antique furniture is just that:
Used Full story
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- Don Woodbury
- Vintage telephone collector
- Antique telephones: there is
one for every home, every era Full
story
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- Ray Yurkowski
- Photojournalist
- Sweet sap of maple sugar has
a history Full story
- Roseneath's historical carousel
Full story
- Early 1800s mill restored thanks
to volunteers Full story
- The Quinte Timekeepers club
Full story
- Barrel making thrives in Prince
Edward County Full story
- Stonewall structures on Canadian
landscape Full story
- Blacksmithing, still forging
in the 21st century Full story
- Plowing the good old fashion
way Full story
- Lighting our way through history
Full story
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- Wayback Times contributing
writers
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- Wayback Times columnists
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- Antique
Detective, by Anne
Gilbert
- Cosway's
Corner, by John
Cosway
- Editorial, by Sandy
Neilly
- Inside
Antiques, by Robert
Reed
- Let's
Talk About Comics, by
Rob Lamberti
- Out
To Lunch, by Peter
Neilly
- The
American Connection,
by Judith Jakab-Conrad
- The
Decorative Arts, by Robin Pridham
- The
Younger Perspective,
by Bradley Higgins
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- Column archives
- All
About Antiques,
by Peter Green; Wayback Wheels,
by Aaron Neilly
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are copyrighted. Reproduction in
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