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- Antiques & Collectibles
Articles
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- New freelance articles
each issue
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- Selected articles from the
July/August 2010 issue
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- Got the time? Quinte Timekeepers do, by Ray Yurkowski
- The Quinte Timekeepers club
celebrates its 30th anniversary this year, with 40 members talking
clocks, watches and history. Full
story
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- Vintage phonographs music to ears of collectors, by Mike
Bryan
- Collecting vintage phonographs
and records from the past century or so continues to be very
popular with Canadians. Full
story
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- Restoring rusty farm implements a labour of love, by Fred
Graham
- After retiring, Fred Graham
and his wife, Pauline, set up house in rural Northumberland Couty
where he restores implements for show. Full
story
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- Other articles from our archives
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- Roy Bassett
- War medals and badge collector
- 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
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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
- More in a series of marbles
columns - Full story
- Canadians have lost their marbles
- Full story
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- Hyla Wults Fox
- Kerosene oil lamps can be therapeutic
- Full story
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- Lian Goodall
- Karsh & King: Canada's first
citizenship ceremony - 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
- Carpet beaters in all shapes,
sizes and colours Full story
- Sooner or later, we all shine
the glass insulator light - Full
story
- In search of the original insulators:
Threadless - Full
story
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- Ken Linna
- Collecting old sleds a cool
passion - 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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- 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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- Donna McPherson
- Golliwogg watcher
- Golliwoggs from the 60s and
70s live again - 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
- 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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- Guylaine Spencer
- Facades admirer
- Guildwood's "Graveyard
of Lost Buildings" is huge draw - Full
story
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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 were generous
with their giveaways of dolls etc. - Full
story
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- Jim Trautman
- Pan-Am Clippers gone but not
forgotten - 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
- 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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- All
About Antiques, By Peter
Green
- Antique
Detective, By Anne
Gilbert
- Cosway's
Corner, By John
Cosway
- Editorial, By Sandy
Neilly
Inside Antiques, By Robert
Reed
- Out
To Lunch, By Peter
Neilly
- Wayback
Wheels, By Aaron Neilly
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- (All Wayback Times articles and columns
are copyrighted. Reproduction in
- whole, or in part, without the publisher's
written consent is prohibited)
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