Show Daily Magazine - Fall 2023 - Issue 47

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The Nostalgia...

DESK issue

Nostalgia , an oft-repeated noun in this issue is driven by shoppers of varying ages. From the boomers to millennials, we all have different emotions that compel us to fork over our hard-earned cash to add to our collections. So, it’s easy to see why vintage lunch buckets have always been hot items.

From LEAVE IT TO BEAVER to BEAVIS AND BUTTHEAD, lunch pails are sought after by different age groups. But not only things. Nostalgia touches all the senses. Smells, sights, and special places just to name a few. As a septuagenarian, this is only my old fart opinion of why we come here every season. “ Why do you come?”

Nostalgia , to be clear, that is what Texas Antiques Week shows are all about. What else drives hundreds of thousands of visitors to pack up their families and drive across the country from the east or west coasts countless miles to our bucolic hamlets in Fayette County?

In this issue, we want to cast a spotlight on one particular little town: WARRENTON. Warrenton is host to more individual antique vendors than anywhere else and the most visited by shoppers and antique dealers. And in addition, it’s where many dealers made their bones and have moved on to the high-end paid admission shows in Round Top where a space to rent will set you back a couple thousand dollars.

But why do I focus on Warrenton?

Well, it’s for me and my family—the Show Daily family... it’s where we started out. Our first show was in October 1996, I believe, if my doddering memory doesn’t fail me.

We set up at BJ’s Renck Hall and Field. We were never invited back because BJ complained that our campfire cooking was blowing too much smoke into the hall with their high-end Early American furniture customers. We humbly apologized and we certainly learned early on to be more considerate of our Warrenton hosts. The following show, we camped out at Dillard’s Field on a hill. Which was great, except for one very rainy day when all of our stuff washed down to Hwy 237.

It’s probably hard to imagine, but back in those early days there was perhaps only about 10 percent of the dealers that are there now.

We have been firsthand witnesses to the gradual growth of the area. Soon every shed, barn and lean-to were being rented out to newcomers. Then came Bar W for about three or four shows. with the most vendors of any field in Warrenton. But even then, there were maybe a total of 20 vendors there.

Hopefully, this story will serve to further explain our cover for this

issue featuring the ex-Third Base Bar owned by Cathey Bishop. Third Base Bar was the place every vendor visited after a long day out in the fields. Along with my wife Suzy, Lou Christine, and most of the gang, we would walk from our camp to that bar for a late night cheeseburger and a few beers. We yakked about each other’s great finds out in the fields and or the great sales of the day. We knew all the patrons and we had a lot of fun. Except for an occasional kerfuffle or two, these visits always conjure fond memories.

Many of us long time dealers are so thankful for the YaYa Gurlz’s effort to keep the Third Base’s watering hole tradition alive. They have given the bar a facelift and at the same time opened a store of ladies’ apparel and even greatly improved the food offerings.

The whole Warrenton story is an example of why nostalgia is what drives us—what we buy, what we sell, and the memories that keep us coming back, year after year. Warrenton will always be the best town to shop.

Welcome back dealers...welcome back shoppers. Texas Antiques Week is upon us again. And the excitement is ever present, and you don’t just read about it in your posts, it emanates and pulsates and is quickly building. Roberto ...

“happy days are here again”

Renowned artist Salvador Santana delivers another important cover painting to Show Daily rep Lizbeth Medina in Guadalajara.

Meet the Woods

Author Janice Teinert

The description of Warrenton, Texas, and its transformation during the semi-annual Antique Fair vividly portrays the town’s dual nature— serene for most of the year and bustling during the fair. The fair’s ability to draw in tourists from around the world is a testament to its significance in the antique and vintage market.

The wide variety of offerings at the Antique Fair, from beautiful flowers to vintage clothing, yard art, antiques, and more, underscores its reputation as a must-visit destination for those in search of unique and diverse items. This diversity of goods attracts both local vendors and those from distant places, creating a dynamic marketplace that caters to a global audience.

Highlighting long-standing vendors like Donald and Delores Wood, who have been participating in the fair since 2000, adds a personal touch to the story. Their journey from a simple roadside tent to a more prominent setup in Warrenton’s Tree Park Field reflects the growth and evolution of the fair over the years. Their commitment to sourcing items through estate sales and their dedication to offering bargains to customers contribute to the fair’s allure.

Tree Park Field reflects the growth and evolution

vendors is a heartwarming aspect of the fair’s

The sense of community and camaraderie among vendors is a heartwarming aspect of the fair’s atmosphere. This shared experience and mutual support among vendors add depth to the story, showcasing the fair not just as a marketplace but also as a place for building relationships and connections.

Emphasizing the unexpected finds and unique treasures that can be discovered at the fair underscores its appeal as a buying and selling destination. The fair’s location in proximity to the Wood’s

illustrates the convenience and practicality of participating as a vendor.

Overall, the description effectively captures the essence of Warrenton’s transformation during the Antique Fair, highlighting its global draw, diverse offerings, sense of community, and the exciting spirit of discovery that defines this unique event.

Bill Moore...

“Butcher Baker and Candlestick Maker”

In the early days, when Suzy and I were still set up in Bar W Field, I met this solitary man who was right behind us in a 20X20 tent. Bill had a treasure trove of small trinkets and plenty of ephemera, so it was natural that I became a steady customer. But mostly my visits turned into hours of yak fests between us. I did the bulk of the listening. Many of his tales were unbelievable and often very funny. Later on in the years, he sold all his assets in California and purchased his property in Round Top. As I learned, he was indeed an importer of containers of European antiques, by the hundreds. He supplied every major auctioneer in the business. We became fast friends along with his wonderful wife, Sophie. Add Suzy to the mix and we became inseparable and even traveled together to several countries abroad. Above all, Bill was one of my very best pals. I even convinced him to spin a few yarns for our Show Daily readers and he did, several of them. I later learned he was everything they said about him. A very storied career in many different endeavors. “YO BILLY....see ya up there real soon, love you and miss you already”

Roberto

Bar-W Picker’s Paradise

Author Janice Teinert

Roy Wied, the owner of Bar W Antiques, has an impressive three- decade-long career in the antique business, with a total of 35 years of association with the industry. His dedication to his vendors and shoppers is evident through the long-lasting relationships he has cultivated.

Some of Roy’s vendors have been with him since the inception of Bar W, demonstrating the trust and loyalty they have in his business. Additionally, there are others who have been with him for over two decades, which speaks volumes about the positive environment he has created within his antique show.

One remarkable aspect of Bar W Antiques is the exceptional loyalty of its shoppers. Roy proudly states that nearly 100% of the shoppers return to Bar W for every show. This level of customer loyalty is a testament to the quality of the items offered at Bar W and the overall shopping experience provided.

One of the highlights of shopping at Bar W Antiques is the opportunity to explore the fields in Warrenton. This setting adds an element of surprise and adventure to the shopping experience, as shoppers never know what hidden treasures they might uncover. Many shoppers are on the lookout for special items that hold sentimental value or evoke nostalgia from their childhood. Warrenton and Bar W Antiques are described as a “pickers’ paradise” where the thrill of discovery is a key attraction.

Roy Wied’s personal philosophy is centered on the principle of treating others the way he wants to be treated. This philosophy appears to be at the heart of his successful business model. His respect for both vendors and shoppers, as well as his commitment to providing a positive and enjoyable experience, has undoubtedly contributed to the loyalty of those involved with Bar W Antiques.

In conclusion, Roy Wied’s enduring success in the antique business can be attributed to his dedication to creating a welcoming and respectful environment for both vendors and shoppers. The loyalty of his vendors and the return of nearly all shoppers for each show are a testament to the strong relationships and positive experiences fostered at Bar W Antiques.

Perfect Setting at Bar W Field

Entrance way –Bar W Field

Roy Weid, wife Cynthia, and daughter Amy Weinert

Warrenton Inn Furnished with Flair

The Warrenton Inn indeed appears to be a delightful and historically rich destination in downtown Warrenton, offering a blend of history, comfort, and modern amenities. The transformation of the inn, from its earlier days with hotel rooms over a stable and a blacksmith shop next door, to its present-day beautifully decorated rooms with ensuite bathrooms, reflects the changing times and the commitment to providing a comfortable stay for guests.

The mention of the Dolly Parton room adds a touch of uniqueness and character to the inn’s offerings, giving guests an interesting and themed option for their stay. Tammie and Matthew Boyd’s ownership and expansion of the Warrenton Inn in 2021, which includes eleven rooms, signify their dedication to enhancing the inn’s accommodations.

The “Bougie Bathroom,” an air-conditioned bathroom trailer with multiple restrooms, is a practical and thoughtful addition that contributes to the convenience of visitors, especially during busy events like antique fairs. The rooftop restaurant, Redbeards, managed by Dylan and Amy Fischer and Colin Kohl adds a culinary dimension to the inn’s offerings. The fact that it is the only sit-down rooftop restaurant in Warrenton makes it a unique dining experience. The variety of food options, including hamburgers, salads, brisket, and tacos, suggests a diverse and appealing menu.

long-standing tradition of the antique fair.

The commitment of Tammie and Matthew to improving the W Venue further, with a focus on enhancing both vendors’ and shoppers’ experiences, shows their dedication to the local community and visitors alike.

nificant shopping experience,

With 85 vendor spots, the Warrenton venue provides a significant shopping experience, and the presence of vendors with over 25 years of experience highlights the

Overall, the Warrenton Inn and the associated W Venue offer a unique and well-rounded experience for visitors, combining history, comfort, dining, and shopping. Contacting Tammie and Matthew at (979) 210-1111for reservations or inquiries adds a personal touch to the experience, ensuring that visitors have an enjoyable stay and memorable shopping adventure in downtown Warrenton.

THE LAST MOVING PICTURE COMPANY

31 st Annual Hollywood Poster Auction 2023

We are thrilled to announce on Saturday, October 14th 2023 Premier Auction Galleries, partnered with The Last Moving Picture Company, will host The 31st Annual Hollywood Poster Auction. It will be an 800 lot internet only auction with 400 lots of vintage original stills, and 400 lots of vintage original posters, lobby cards, window cards, inserts, half sheets, and foreign posters.

We are always accepting consignments for this and future auctions. We attempt to create a diverse auction for every collector’s taste and budget. Bidding will be online ONLY available at premierauctiongalleries.com, invaluable, and auctionzip. The buyer’s premium is 20%. Shipping available. All questions should be directed to Morris Everett, Jr. at 440-256-3660 (store) or 216-598-2468 (cell), and by email at lastmo@aol.com, or morriseverettjr@yahoo.com Monday-Friday 9:305:00 EST.

We also encourage you to visit our retail location with the largest stock around.

We have over 150,000 posters and over 2,000,000 stills. Call to schedule an appointment today!

Keep on collecting!

-Morris Everett, Jr.

Warrenton Grocery Store –A Staple of Warrenton

Author Janice Teinert

The description of the Warrenton Antique Fair and the town of Warrenton itself paints a vivid picture of the unique and bustling atmosphere that descends upon this quiet Texas town twice a year.

Warrenton’s usual identity as a slow-moving country town, complete with friendly local stops like the Warrenton Grocery Store, is contrasted with the transformation that occurs during the Antique Fair. This semi-annual event turns Warrenton into a metropolis, attracting vendors and shoppers from around the world.

tion that occurs

Warrenton’s location and the timing of the Antique Fair, held in March/April and September/ October are items all shoppers should know. The competitive spirit among vendors and shoppers to be “first” adds an element of excitement to the fair’s opening days.

The transition from a primarily cash-based payment system to the acceptance of credit cards and online payments by many vendors reflects the evolving nature of commerce at the fair.

The must mention of the Warrenton Grocery Store, an institution since the 1800s, is a fascinating insight

into the town’s history and continuity. The store’s multi-generational ownership and its role in serving the community, from groceries and drinks to gas and diesel, add depth to the Antiques Fair..

multi-generational ownership and its gas and diesel, add depth

tures the juxtaposition of the fair’s

venience and the sense of commumake it a must-stop

The description beautifully captures the juxtaposition of the fair’s bustling energy with the historical charm of the store’s old wooden floors. The store’s convenience and the sense of community it provides make it a must-stop location for both locals and visitors.

The fair itself, highlighting the diverse offerings, entertainment, and food vendors that make it a lively and dynamic event. The shift from traditional country and polka bands to various music genres reflects the fair’s adaptability and ability to cater to a wide range of tastes.

tainment, and food vendors that

The imagery of fairgoers strolling between vendors with shopping carts and baby buggies, enjoying food and drinks, captures the festive and bustling atmosphere of the event.

Vendors and shoppers alike are encouraged to plan a visit to the Warrenton Antique Fair and the importance of stopping by the Warrenton Grocery Store to speak with Doris.

YOUR GUIDE TO EVERYTHING

HAPPENING EVERYWHERE DURING ANTIQUES WEEK

Show Places

Dillard’s Field |

Bar-W Field |

Located at 4001 S SH-237, Free admission and lots of free parking. A huge variety of antiques and more. Dealers start setting up early. Coin-operated showers. ATM. Storage units. Large dealer spaces with electricity and water.

More Information Roy Wied 979-885-8762

Bull Market |

Located at 3570 SH 237 just north of FM-954, Look for the bulls! European antiques and primitives, architectural, unusual, vintage and collectibles. Free admission. Free on-site parking. Covered outdoor space.

More Information casparandgerardsantiques.com

Cole’s Antiques Show & Sale |

9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Located at the intersection of Hwy. 237 and FM 954. Air-conditioned building, outdoor dealers. Indoor ATM, ample parking on location, free admission.

More Information Brittany Cole 832-655-5995 or colesantiqueshow.com

Das Blaue Haus |

Located at Hwy 237, in the heart of town. Guest house with rooms for rent.

More Information Denise Wolff 512-567-9177

Das Gruene Haus |

Located at 4418 SH-237, Next to St. John’s Church. Parking available.

More Information 979-540-9359

Located at 4407 SH-237. Free admission. RV hook-ups.

More Information Mrs. Kathy Dillard 979-249-3779

EX-CESS & EX-CESS II |

Located at 3907 SH-237 at FM-954, Fantastic field of finds on Hwy 237, and across the Hwy from the original location! Free admission.

More Information Susan Miller 817-980-8872 or excessfield.com

Granny McCormick’s Yard |

Located at 4246 SH-237, Across the Hwy from the gas station. Paid parking is available. Indoor & outdoor dealers, and food vendors. More Information Betsy McCormick 979-966-2970

Little House on the Hill |

Located at 4401 SH-237. Free admission. Paid parking. RV space.

Marketplace at Warrenton |

Located 3960 S SH 237, Across the Hwy from Bar W Field. Covered pavilions with dealers in new and vintage items, food court, cantina, large screen TVs for sports, live music, RV spaces. More Information Group W Productions

817-599-7664, themarketplacewarrenton.com or info@groupwproductions.com

North Gate Field |

Located at 3955 SH-237, Between Excess and Bar W Field. Quality dealers, large spaces, tons of variety.

More Information Danny Spencer 409-201-1748

Old Feed Store & Warrenton Grocery Field |

Located SH-237, down the dirt road past Warrenton grocery, across from the fire station.

More Information Doris Eckermann 979-249-3144

Old Town Market |

Located at SH-237 just north of FM-954, Free admission, free parking, RV space, indoor & outdoor vendor space.

More Information 281-894-7778, 832-250-0893

Recycling the Past |

Located at 1132 FM 1291 N, At the new Round Top, TX location Recycling the Past has designed and built a 12,000-square-foot space bringing together green building techniques, unique raw materials, distinctive design and eclectic décor providing the perfect setting for any event. More Information 979-484-7288 or roundtopballroomcom

Renck Hall, Field & Yard |

9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Located at 4123 SH-237. Free admission. Great offering of treasures, hot food and snacks on-site. Tent & Table Rentals available from Bowie Table Company. Please call (979) 966-9260 to reserve tables & tents.

More Information Marlene Rooks (512) 922-7330

Sommerfeld Place |

Located at 4143 SH-237. between Zapp Hall and Renck Field. Antiques, collectibles, clothing, crafts, and more. More Information 979-249-3841

Stone Meadow- Home of Dead Peoples Stuff |

Located at Hwy 237, corner of Rohde Road. Join us! Quality dealers. 1000s of treasures. Dealers welcome!

More Information Chris Stone 405-915-9155, Michelle Stone 915-401-6650

The Campbell Building |

9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily.

Located at 4328 SH-237, Warrenton. Painted furniture, estate jewelry, vintage clothing, textiles, garden furniture, lighting, bling and more. More Information 12doorsdownllc@gmail.com

The Chicken Ranch |

Located 4150 S SH-237, between The Marketplace and The Lone Star Gallery. A fun venue featuring antiques, hip finds, and real Cajun cooking!

More Information Andrea Canova 225-936-9269

The Dugout, and YaYa Gurlz |

4400 S SH 237. From fashion to cool junk. Great burgers and beer at The Dugout. More Information 979-249-5599

The Gin |

Located at 4261 SH-237, Parking, Scooters and Golf Cart Rentals Lodging and RV Spaces. More Information 979-966-7995

The Lone Star Glamp Inn |

Located at 4212 S SH-237. From quality antiques to funky up-cycled creations inside two air-conditioned buildings. Food and beer/wine bar with TVs, pool table. Ask about Glamp Inn, unique indoor RV rentals and tent camping.

More Information 432-847-9654 or https://lonestarglampinn.com

Tin Star Field Antique Show |

Located at S SH-237.

More Information 817-680-7420

Tree Park Antiques & Collectibles |

Located at 4635 S SH-237.

Parking RV spaces, storage units, and ATM. Inside & outside dealer’s spaces. Food on-site. More Information Darrold Mertz at 979-224-6471

Warrenton Grocery & Show |

Located at 4309 SH-237, Warrenton

More Information 979-249-3144 or warrentontx.com.

Warrenton Inn & Antiques Show |

Located at 4339 S State Hwy 237 Inn & W Venue. Over 100 dealers. Restaurant open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Live entertainment. ATM onsite.

More Information 210-990-1111

Zapp Hall Antiques & Artisans Show |

Located at 4217 S SH-237. Over 150 booths indoors & outdoors. Live music all afternoon and nightly in the Beer Garden. More Information 713-824-1157 or zapphall.com / info@zapphall.com

ROUND TOP

Abbieland Antiques |

2336 S State Highway 237 Round Top TX 78954. More information (405) 390-1333.

Bader Ranch at Round Top |

Located at 470 S Washington St., Round Top. Fine European antiques.

More Information 830-426-6453 or roundtopvendors.com

Big Red Barn Event Center |

LLocated at 475 S SH-237, Carmine. Original Round Top Antiques Fair. North of Round Top. Admission fee. Free on-site parking.

Air-conditioned indoor space & tents. Food vendor. More Information roundtoptexasantiques.com

Bill Moore Antiques |

8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. 4905 FM 2502. Just north of the town square. Wholesale antiques, wine-related antiques, glass jugs, French antiques, and more. We import directly from Europe!

More Information Bill & Sophie Moore

760-587-1300

Blue Hills at Round Top |

9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily.

Located at 1701 Texas 237 Great Venue. Well-arranged barns, free parking, clean permanent restrooms and great food. More Information bluehillsatroundtrop.com

Cowboy Corner |

Located at SH-237. Just south of Round Top. Free admission. Free on-site parking. Tent and outdoor space.

More Information

CowboyCornerTX Facebook pg

Coyote Station Lodging |

Located at 701 N SH-237, Round Top More Information 832-978-2007

Curate by Stash |

Located at 111 Bauer Rummel Rd, Round Top. More Information 281-212-3929

Gasoline Hill Antique Show |

Located at 1901 SH-237, Round Top. More Information 512-627-1657 or Gasolinehillantiques Facebook pg

Henkel Square Market |

|110 N Live Oak St, Round Top, Multiple dealers inside the air-conditioned. More Information Gerald or Debbie Tobola 979-249-5840 or henkelsquareroundtop.com

Junk Gypsy Company- World Headquarters |

Located at 1215 S SH-237, Round Top More Information 979-249-5865 or gypsyville.com

Knutzen Square |

Located at 123 East Mill Street, Round Top. More Information 832-752-1544

Marburger Farm Antique Show |

Show dates: October 24-28. Early Admission $40. Gates open at 8am for parking, complimentary co ee, mimosas and shopping in seven of the historic buildings. Opening Bell rings at 9am for the tents and other buildings. General Admission begins at 2:00 pm. $15 admission, tickets good all week. 300+ dealers in ten historic buildings and nine huge tents plus golf cart rentals, ATM, a variety of food options, co ee truck the Mar Bar, Wine Bar, Wi-Fi and two on-site shippers. More Information 800-947-5799

Market Hill |

Located about one mile north of Round Top Square, across from Arbor Antiques on Hwy 237. Home decor, antiques, original art and more. More Information Paul Michael www.paulmichaelcompany.com

McLaren’s Antiques Interiors |

Located about one mile north of Round Top Square, next to Arbor Antiques on Hwy 237. Look for the red English phone booths out front. Discover an enormous selection of inspirational interiors and antiques from all over the world. Free parking, real restrooms, complimentary drinks. More Information 917-900-5036 or mclarensantiquesandinteriors.com

The 303 |

Located at 303 N. Washington. Right in the heart of Round Top, TX. The 303 is a curated collaboration of artists, makers, and entrepreneurs, where the modern rustic aesthetic invites you to come gather, shop, eat, and sleep.

More Information 979-249-5240 or https://the303roundtop.com

The Arbors |

9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Located one mile north of Round Top. Free admission and parking. AC hall, big top tents, RV spaces, clean comfort station, and food vendors.

More Information Curtis Ann Davis 281-388-1075 or thearborsroundtop.com email: roundtop@arborantiques.com

The Compound Antique Show |

Located at 2550 S SH-237, Round Top. Just south of Round Top. Free admission. Free on-site parking. Indoor & outdoor space. More Information 979-551-5916 or roundtopcompound.com

The Continental Tent |

Located at 475 N SH-237, Carmine. Original Round Top Antiques Fair. Admission fee. Free on-site parking. Air conditioned indoor space & tents. Food vendor. More Information roundtoptexasantiques.com

The Porch |

Located at 306 N Washington St. SH-237, Round Top.

More Information 949-248-8810

The Venue |

Located at 2000 N. State Hwy 237 Round Top. More Information Wesley Beard 903-586-7952

Townsend Provisions |

Located at 101 Bauer Rummel Road, Round Top More Information 512-468-0580 or townsendprovisions.com

River Oaks Farms |

The Round Top Honey Company, Past and Present Consignments & Devonshire Garden. Endor spaces are available. More Information 949-248-8810 or riveroaksfarms.com

Round Top Triangle |

Located at 204 N Washington St. SH-237, Round Top on SH-237 near the square, Round Top. ree admission. Free on-site parking. Tent and outdoor space

Round Top Vintage Market |

10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. A quality venue featuring antiques, vintage, collectibles and art. Open every weekind throughout the year. More Information Barbara Grin 281-731-5132 or roundtopvintagemarket.com

Y Station |

Corn Dog on the Corner Late Night Tuesday, October 24, 5:30-8.

Open 9am – 6pm daily from October 14-28th. Early shoppers are welcome. More Information Len Peters 770-940-4002.

BURTON CARMINE

Bootlegger’s Antiques & Unique Decor |

Located at 13129 Hwy 290 West, Burton

Antiques, collectibles, re-purpose, and signage.

More Information 979-251-2982

La Bahia Antique Show & Sale |

8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily, closes at 4:00 on Saturday.

Located at the north of Round Top on Hwy 237 almost at the junction of Hwy 290. Free admission, 70+ select dealers.

More Informataion Carol & Rosy Schmidt 979-289-2684 or labahiaantiques.com

Poor Richards Antique Show |

Located at 19205 SH-237, Burton Free admission. On-site parking.

More Information Chris Hammond 850-748-0914

Texas Cotton Gin |

The Oliver Whitener-Roy Winkler Pavilions at the Texas Cotton Gin Museum offer 9,000 square feet of open-air shopping (antiques/collectibles/ clothing/jewelry/handmade items and more). The pavilions are located in the shadow of the oldest operating cotton gin left in the U.S. You can tour the cotton gin and view exhibits year-round.

More Information call 979-289-3378 or www.texascottonginmuseum.org.

Antiques & Interiors |

Located at 2110 N SH-237, Carmine

Carmine Antiques |

Located at 106 E Sylvan (SH-290), Carmine. Antiques, collectibles, home decor, yard & garden art. The Wade Collection — Texana, country primitives, Texas pottery and quilts.

More Information 979-278-4255

Carmine Dance Hall |

Located at 300 N Hauptstrasse, Carmine. Free admission free. Free on-site parking. Air conditioned indoor space. Food vendor.

More Information

carminedancehallantiqueshow-texas. blogspot.com

Carmine Trading Post Antiques & Collectibles |

Located at 248 Centennial Street, Carmine. Antiques, collectibles, home décor, furniture, art china, silver chandeliers, stained class, crystal neon, clocks, vintage clothing, shabby chic & more! More Information 979-278-4040 or www.carminetradingpost.com

County Line Antique Show |

8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Located at the intersection of Hwy 237 and FM 458. Indoor & outdoor dealers, plus air-conditioned buildings. Over 100 dealer spaces, great antiques, collectibles, food, free parking and free admission.

More Information Shophie & Bill Moore

760-587-1300

or www.countylineantiqueshow.com

Grace’s Treasure Hunt Antique Show |

Located at the Carmine Y.

Dealer friendly! Bargains galore! Big top tents and indoor dealers.

More Information Grace Young 713-557-5991

Grump-Pa’s Antique Show |

Located at the Carmine Y. 108 S. Hwy 237, Carmine. Limited dealer spaces available.

More Information Charles & Charlene

361-550-0825

Lulubelle’s |

Located SH-237 at Spur 458, Carmine

Mc Call Style |

Located 107 E. Thigpen, Carmine

More Information 817-304-0707

Neeses’ Antiques |

111 Thigpen, Carmine

More Information 979-278-3280

Perez Imports |

Located at 19205 SH. 237, Carmine

Cantera stone, concrete decorations, day pottery, palapas, rustic cedar furniture, metal art, and more.

More Information 832-480-0636

Stoney Creek Antiques |

Located at 125 Augsburg St, Carmine

Very rare & old electric collection of toys, rail road lamps, locks, fire equipment, china, pottery, decoys, fishing lures & reels, small vices & anvils, musical instruments and cowboy items.

More Information 979-278-3977 or 713-898-7667

Unique Antiques |

Located at 138 E Sylvan SH 290, Carmine

Quality American furniture & accessories, unique collection of Daisy BB guns & toys. More Information 979-278-3690

FAYETTEVILLE

Antiques Off the Square |

Located in 507 East Main Street, Fayetteville. Super deals! Happy hour daily at 5:30 p.m.

Antiques Off The Square is an “early” show on the Round Top roster, opening approximately 5-7 days before other major Round Top venues. Excellent for antiques dealers, early bird shoppers and collectors, Antiques Off The Square features authentic antiques, Americana primitives, furniture and smalls, farmhouse and ranch furnishings, fine art, folk art, mid-century modern, industrial, garden decor, plants and more.

The show features a live no-reserve auction on the final evening of each show. Free admission. Free parking. Great restaurants. Happy Hour daily at 5:30 pm. Think Square. Be There.

More Information Lisa 318-465-1603

Market at Park |

Located at 1139 Park Praire Rd, Fayetteville

More Information 281-703-9328

Vendor Profile:

William W. Reed (contributing writer)

Iagreed to be an interim writing collaborator for Show Daily Magazine, due to the retirement of Lou Christine. The Editors of Show Daily Magazine, desire more profiles of the many diverse and unique dealers of antiquities from all across the country. I have lived with one for 6 decades, and didn’t have to travel far to interview this particular dealer of antique glass and more. Penny has an eye for the eclectic. She has a true passion for sharing the history of the odd, unique, and hard to find (if not out & out “Rare”) items. Glass: Elegant, Victo-

rian, Depression, Carnival, Early American Pattern Glass and European items have always been a staple of her wares and expertise.

Penny is a true “show” dealer that literally travels coast to coast and border to border. She will find items on the East Coast that didn’t make the Conestoga Wagon trip to the West Coast. There will be items that are plentiful in one area of the country and she shares to the areas that are wanting. If there is an item that the “True Collector” needs to complete a collection, talk to Penny. She won’t make empty promises, but she does love a challenge. After all, she accepted the challenge of making me into the man she wanted. With her help, and remolding, I’m damn near perfect…William W. Reed (the old golf guy).

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Carmine Dance Hall

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Carmine County Line Antique Show

Carmine County Line Antique Show

Grace’s Treasure Hunt

Grace’s Treasure Hunt

Grace’s Treasure Hunt Lots of silver plate.

Grace’s Treasure Hunt Lots of silver plate.

Grumpa’s Y Station

Station Lone Ranger Antiques Carmine Y 7700 Arbor Antiques

MAP NOT TO SCALE

Blue Hills Old World Antieks 3 locations in Blue Hills, The Compound & La Grange.

Blue Hills Old World Antieks 3 locations in Blue Hills, The Compound & La Grange.

SOHO McKinney

Women’s apparel, vintage jewelry

Whiskey Glitter Co.

Women’s apparel, vintage jewelry Whiskey Glitter Co.

Bill Moore Antiques/ Greenvine Wholesale Warehouse

Bill Moore Antiques/ Greenvine Wholesale Warehouse

Importing from Europe.

Importing from Europe.

McLaren’s Buyer Mkt

McLaren’s Buyer Mkt

McLaren’s Antiques & Interiors

McLaren’s Antiques & Interiors

All furniture, architectural, accessories, and interiors.

Saddles, retro, shows, yard art and doors.

All furniture, architectural, accessories, and interiors. Saddles, retro, shows, yard art and doors.

of Texas, Final Touch, Everwhichaway, Bungalow 29 Y Station Lone Ranger Antiques Carmine Y 7700 Arbor Antiques Show MJ Jewelers Market Hill Market Hill decor, antiques, Vincent Peach Jewelry crafted with fresh water pearls second locations. Paul Michael 5901 5902 6502 5801 6600 8002 8003 6500 4000 4001 4000 4001 5400 • NOTE • Use the Round Top section maps individually. They are not intended to be put together like the Warrenton map. Show Daily MAP TO THE STARS: ROUND TOP RT Style Field Rustic Revolution Rustic Furniture. Knutzen Square Round Top Originals Round Top Coffee Shop Show Daily Magazine 6231 State Highway 159 Ruttersville, TX 78945 www.showdailymagazine.com showdaily@gmail.com Maps: Susanna Kirchberg Drawing: Carlos Leal ® All right reserved 2017 6100 6101 5700 Von Rosenburg St E. Mill St W. Mill St Bauer Rummel Rd N. Live Oak St Rummel Sq HWY 237 HWY 237 N. White St S. White St FM 1457 S. Live Oak St E. Austin St Wantke St Main St Nagel Ln LeonhardtRd Betlehem Lutheran Church Round Top Library Round Top Post Office Fire Station Henkel Square Market Place Bybee Square Court House Square RT Triangle Round Top, TX Population: 90 Mesquite Mesa @ Coyote Station Guest House &Emporium Mimi Bella Comforts The Gallery at RT Pure West Pure Vintage Botts Title Co. Knutzen Square Round Top Coffee Shop Rugvana Royers Round Top State Bank RT Real Estate Traffi Light Bone Dust Mercantile Paulita Rumours Richard Schmidt Stone Cellar MX Restaurant ATM Pie Haven Vintage Gypsy Second Market & Co Memory Enterprises to Shelby Rifle Hall Pop-A-Top Bottle Shop South to Warrenton North to Carmine RT Style Field E W N S 5500 5700 6100 6101 Town of Round Top MAP NOT TO SCALE Pork Belly Antiques & ShowDaily Magazine La Grange/Outskirts Good Ground Trading Wholesale Warehouse Rob Rocks Best prices on gemstone bracelets, decorative & healing crystals Pork Belly Antiques and Show Daily Magazine Mexican masters gallery Old World Antieks Speciality Auction Co. Speciality Auction Co. For info: 281-804-4477 Marburger Farm Marburger Farm Antique Show $ admission. 350+dealers. The Good Stuff That Obscure Object of Desire

Alternate route to Warrenton Take the routes marked in Yellow for alternative (lighter traffic) roads into the show area. REMEMBER It is illegal to park on the side of the road Distance from HWY 159, La Grange to HWY290, Carmine/Burton 25 Miles FM1291 FM 954 Willow Spring Rd Florida Chappell Hil Rd E Mill St FM 1457 FM 1457 HWY 237 Leonhardt Rd Spur458 S Hinze Rd Hill’s Rd Main St Cut Off to FM 1457 RoutetoWarrenton FM 2981 HWY 159 HWY 159 HWY 237 FM 955 to Fayetteville from HWY 71 Rohan Meadery S W E Ledbedder Wallahalla Fayetteville Fayetteville lake Oldenburg Warrenton See ceterfold Round Top See detail Columbus Rutersville Carmine Carmine Y Winedale Burton Brenham to Austin to Houston La Grange Good GroundTrading Wholesale Warehouse Antique Off The Square 955 Antiques Round Top Outskirt to HWY 290 See detail Cole’s Antique Show Cowboy Corner Junk Gypsy RT Style Field Visitor Center Rifl Hall Henkel Square Bill Moore Antiques Round Top Vintage Market Arbor Antique’s Show RT Hill Antiques Show Festival Institute Stone Cellar Round Top Mercantile Rummel Square Bader Ranch McLaren’s Interior Market Hill Carmine Trading Post The Venue Antiques Round Top Barnister Estate Jewerly Unexpected Designs American Spirit Repurposed Antiques Bybee Square The Ridge @ Round Top The Compound Marburger Farm Antique Show La Bahia Show Speciality Auction Co County Line Show Gracie’s Treasure Hunt Grum-Pa’s Perez Imports River Oaks Farm Show&cabins Antiques & Interiors Blue Hills ORTAF Big Red Barn Continental& White Tent $ admission 1300 1301 1302 6100 8000 7000 8000 5200 5202 5203 5200 5202 5203 6100 6600 8001 6201 6202 6203 1300 1302 1301 1303 Y Station Lone Ranger Antiques Fayetteville Antique Off The Square Numerous dealers on the square. 955 Antiques The Compound Old World Antieks Europian antiques. locations in Blue Hills, The Compound & La Grange. Southern Classic Jewelry estate jewelry. Indian Creek Antiques Axe Antiques 7000 7001 Rob Rocks 7001 MAP NOT TO SCALE to Austin La Grange Schulenburg Flatonia Water St Business 71 La Grange Colorado River SavingsFayetteBank FinerFarmer’sThings Weikel’sBakery The Engle Emporium Giddings Chamber of Commerce Texas Cotton Gin Burton Chamber of Commerce Murphy’s Steakhouse • NOTE • Use the Round Top section maps individually. They are not intended to be put together like the Warrenton map. N W E H E B Old World Antieks SportJayDeez Grill Smithville Chamber Pos Office E. Colorado 4000 Schulenburg The Engle Emporium 8102 8102 4001 8000 8001 8004 8006 8010 La Grange Weikel’s Bakery

Cole’s Antiques Show

Cole’s Antiques Show & Sale

Air conditioned building and outdoor covered booth.

Look What Found

Old mine and European cut diamond jewelry.

What a Crock Antiques

Stoneware, Texas furniture and primitives.

BJ Pawlaczyk

Sporting Collectables, out board Motors, & Golf collectables

Bobbed Tail Bay Jewelry

Jewelry, Native American, Estate Jewelry, & Silver Cheryl’s Antiques & Collectables

Mirrors, Cake Toppers, Lady Head Vases, Coral Shells & Primitives Baca Ranch

EX-CESS

Bar W Field

Sommerfield Place

Zapp Hall & Field

Renck Hall-Field-Yard

Little House on the Hill

Tree Park Field

1800 1801

Joe Pete Antiques and good stuff.

The Iron Maiden Steel planters and decorative ironworks.

Wrechted Excess

North Gate Field

Apropos

Patriotic Flag, silver plate mid century modern.

TheChandelierLady

Bar W Field

Free parking, 200+ dealers.

Payne Glass

Britain’s largest stained glass dealer.

PGC (Pottery Glass China)

1000s of pieces of FIESTAWARE!

Charles Keyton

What selection!

400 Grocery & Old Feed Warrenton Grocery & Gas Sandwiches, 24 hr gas. Booth space available.

Warrenton Old Feed Store 401

Zapp Hall Show

Come for the antiques, stay for the atmosphere. Antiques and artisan show, live music, great food.

Leather & Vodka

Original leather fringe purses. Hand crafted.

303

Vincent Peach

Jewelry crafted with fresh water pearls.

Punkie’s Place

Punkie’s Place

Mexican inspired creations, funky vintage. Inside house.

Renck Hall-Field-Yard

Old Town Market

Old Town Market

Free parking, RV hooks-ups, showers, quality dealers. Booth info: 281-894-7778 0r 832-2500893

Turkish Rugs

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Java Love Bus

1500 702

100+ dealers. Antiques and more.

Warrenton Inn

Warrenton Inn

Cowboy Corner

Mark Edwards/The Drifter

1000

JillSuzanne Candles, architectural, ewelry and more. End of show part Friday.

1001

Steve’s Place

Yaya Gurlz/Dugout

Yaya Gurlz/Dugout

Boutique shopping inside Yaya Gurlz, live bands at the Dugout, DAMN good burgers and cold beer.

Robinson’s Field

Robinson’s Field Food, established dealers, and more.

Warrenton Grocery & Field

Warrenton Grocery & Field

Dillard Field

Martha’s Hidden Treasures

The White Cotton Gown

Metals by Mimi

Texas Hill and Home

Wila Flowers

The Sassy Spur Boutique

The Post Yard

Farmhouse 1915

Rusty Willow Mercantile

Rusty Wood Co. County Road Market

Dazzel Me with Gifts

1400

Tree Park RV & Antiques Show

100+ dealers, RV hook-up, storage units, indoors and outdoors booths.

Tree Park Cottages

Lodging

Cottage with amazing customer services.

The Hen Delivers Kitchen islands, old schoolhouse, coastal chic & lockers.

El’s Handcrafted Soap

Large variety of handcrafted soap, bath bombs, lotion, beard oils.

The Side Stitch

Modern Charm

Darlins French Farmhouse

The Sign Guy

Nana’s Snack Shack

Hank’s Ammo

Gaudy Sisters

Weaster Auctions & Antiques

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Food Vendors

••• LA GRANGE •••

Alejandras Mexican Grill

403 N Jefferson St La Grange, TX 78945

Monday-Closed

Tues.-Thurs. 11am-9pm

Frid.-Sat. 11am-10pm Sun. 11am-9pm

Beerz Burgerz 115 Post Oak Rd La Grange, TX 78945

Mon.-Thur. 11am-8pm

Fri.-Sat. 11am-12am (next day) Sun. 11am-8pm (979) 242-2888

Bodega Wine Market

201 W Travis St La Grange, TX 78945

Mon.-Fri. 11am-7pm Sat.-Sun. Closed

Dairy Queen

311 N Jefferson (Hwy 77N) La Grange, TX 78945 (979) 968-5861

Domino’s Pizza

2001 W State Hwy 71.Unit 10 La Grange, TX 78945

Mon.-Thur. 10:30am-12am (next day)

Fri.-Sat. 10:30am-1am (next day) Sun. 10:30am-12am (next day)

Golden Chick 312 E Travis St.

La Grange, TX 78945

Sun.-Sat. 10:30am-10pm (979) 968-8939

Hanks Express

154 S Jefferson St La Grange, TX 78945

Mon.-Wed. 6:30am-2pm

Thur.-Fri. 6:30am-2pm

5pm-8pm Sat.-Sun. 7am-2pm (979) 966-0500

Jay Deez Sports Grill 2001 W State Hwy 71. Unit E La Grange, TX 78945 Mon.-Thur. 11am-11pm

Fri.-Sat. 11am-12am (next day) Sun. 10am-10pm (979) 206-2066

La Marina 1502 W State Hwy 71 La Grange, TX 78945 (979) 968-2065

Las Fuentes 658 S Jefferson St La Grange, TX 78945

Mon.-Thur. 11am-9:30pm

Fri.-Sun. 11am-10:30pm (979) 968-8957

McDonald’s 2304 W Travis St La Grange, TX 78945

Mon.-Thur. 6am-11pm

Frid.-Sat. 6am-12am (next day)

Sun. 6am-11pm (979) 968-5098

Pizza Hut

2230 Bus Hwy W 71 La Grange, TX 78945

Sun.-Sat. 11am-9pm (979) 968-3125

Post Oak Bar & Grill 1114 Fm 155

La Grange, TX 78945

Mon.-Fri. 4pm-12am (next day) Sat. 4pm-1am (next day)

Sun. 11am-12am (next day) (979) 247-4347

Reba’s Pizzeria & Deli 539 E Colorado St

La Grange, TX 78945

Mon.-Sun. 10am-9pm (979) 968-3100

Riverside Cafe

1225 Carroll Ln

La Grange, TX 78945

Open 7am-2:30pm (979) 968-5506

Sealand Seafood & Steak 2359 W State Hwy 71

La Grange, TX 78945

Mon.-Thur. 11am-9pm

Fri.-Sat. 11am-10pm

Sun. 11am-9pm (979) 968-6139

Sonic Drive-In 717 E Travis

La Grange, TX 78945

Sun.-Sat. 7am-12am (next day) (979) 968-6421

Subway 109 S Jefferson

La Grange, TX 78945

Sun.-Sat. 8am-9pm (979) 966-0724

Taco Bell 2201 West Highway 71

La Grange, TX 78945

Sun.-Sat. 9am-12am (next day) (979) 968-3401

Taqueria Rio Verde

1330 N Jefferson St

La Grange, TX 78945

Mon.-Sat. 6am-2pm

Closed Sunday (979) 968-2074

Taqueria Sergios

1432 W State Hwy 71

La Grange, TX 78945

Mond.-Sat. 5:30am-2pm

Sun.-Closed (979) 968-2826

Texas One Stop Of La Grange

1704 E State Highway 71 Bypass

La Grange, TX 78945

Mon.-Fri. 5am-9pm Sat. 6am-9pm Sun. 7am-9pm

Joe’s Place 120 N Live Oak St Fayetteville, TX 78940

Mon. 5pm-12am (next day) Closed Tues.-Wed.

Thur.-Fri. 11am-2pm 5pm-9pm Sat. 7:30am-9:30pm Sun. 7:30am-3pm (979) 378-9035

Orsak’s Cafe 121 W Fayette St Fayetteville, TX 78940

Casa Blanke 102 E Mill St

Round Top, TX 78954

Duo Gino & Nate 1542 N State Hwy 237

Round Top, TX 78954

Closed Mon. & Tue. Wed. 5pm-9pm

Thur. 11am-3pm 5pm-9pm

Sat. 11am-3pm 5pm-9pm

Sun. 10am-2pm (979) 702-2084

LuLu’s 204 E Mill St

Round Top, TX 78954

Mon.-Thur. 11am-8pm

Fri. 11am-9pm

Sat. 11am-3pm 4pm-9pm

Sun. 11am-8pm (979) 249-5171

The Back Porch BBQ 1602 N Jefferson

La Grange, TX 78945

Closed Mon.-Wed. Open Thursday 11am-3pm

Fri.-Sat. 11am-3pm 5pm-8pm Sun. 11am-3pm (979) 968-1580

Weikel’s Bakery

2247 W State Hwy 71 La Grange, TX 78945

Open 5am-9pm (979) 968-9413

Whataburger 1800 Texas 71

La Grange, TX 78945

Mon.-Thur. 6am-12am (next day)

Fri.-Sat. 24 hours

Sun. 6am-12am (next day) (979) 968-9868

378-2719

The 159 Junction 3024 East Tx 159 Fayetteville, TX 78940 Closed Mon.-Tue. Wed.-Thur. 5pm-10pm Fri. 5pm-12am(next day) Sat. 12pm-1am (next day) Sun. 12ap-8pm (97 9) 249-5523

The Wine Bar at the Grand Fayette Hotel 201 W Fayette St Fayetteville, TX 78940 Closed Mon.-Wed. Thur.-Sat. 5pm-9pm Sun. 11am-2pm (979) 716-6988

Mandito’s

102 S Washington St

Round Top, TX 78954

Mon.-Thur. 11am-8pm

Fri.-Sat. 11am-9pm Sun. 11am-8pm (979) 249-5181

Round Top Coffee Shop 111 W Wantke St

Round Top, TX 78954

Mon.-Fri. 8am-12pm Sat. 8am-5pm Sun. 8am-5pm (214) 356-3280

Royers Round Top Cafe 105 Main St

Round Top, TX 78954

Closed Mon. & Tue. Wed. 11am-2pm Thur. 11am-8pm Fri. 11am-9pm Sat. 11am-3pm 5pm-9pm Sun. 11am-2pm (979) 249-3611

The Garden Company Feed & Fire Water 104 W Wantke Rd Round Top, TX 78954 Closed Mon-Wed

Thur. 11am-3pm 5pm-9pm Fri. 11am-3pm 5pm-9pm

Sat. 11am-3pm 5pm-9pm Sun. 11am-2:30pm (979) 249-2588

Cheer’s Bar Sells

Sometimes you wanna go where everyone knows your name. And sometimes you wanna own the entire bar, which is why someone paid $675,000 for the bar from the hit sitcom “Cheers” at Heritage Auctions, June 3.The bar was featured in all 275 episodes of “Cheers” and was the singular artifact that all main cast members and guest stars alike gathered around during 11 seasons of one of the greatest television comedies of all time. The bar is from TV memorabilia enthusiast James Comisar’s incredible collection that all sold through Heritage. In the fall

of 1982, NBC premiered “Cheers,” a smartly written show about a bar owned by a retired Boston Red Sox relief pitcher named Sam Malone and featuring a cast of characters known today on a first-name basis: Norm, Cliff, Carla, Diane, Woody, Frasier and Rebecca, among others.By 1993, at the end of its run, “Cheers” was earning a now unheard-of 26 million viewers per week. For the most part, people sat around the bar and talked. Today, some lucky bidder can do the same.

Courtesy of Heritage Auctions

Tips & Tidbits

By Show Daily Staff

The Warrenton-Round Top Antiques Show is a renowned event that takes place every spring and fall, attracting thousands of shoppers and dealers from around the United States and other countries. Here are some key details about the event:

1. **Location:** The event is located almost midway between Austin and Houston, specifically in Round Top and Warrenton Texas. It spans across several towns, including Carmine, Burton, and Fayetteville, all within a 20- mile radius of Round Top.

2. **Event Size:** The Warrenton-Round Top Antiques Show is one of the largest antiques festivals in the country, both in terms of shopping space and the area it covers. It features nearly 100 venues set up along an 11- mile stretch of State Highway 237.

3. **Timing:** The event takes place in both spring and fall. The fall event typically begins in mid-October, with some venues opening as early as October 12 and others as late as October 24. The event concludes on October 29.

4. **Variety of Merchandise:** Shoppers can find a wide range of items, from high-end European furniture and fine art to flea-market bargains. There’s an eclectic mix of styles available, including Americana, Texana, midcentury modern, French country, classic European, and contemporary.

5. **Venue Differences:** Each of the 100+ venues are independently owned and operated. They have varying amenities, such as air conditioning, bathrooms, and dining options. Admission prices also vary, with most venues offering free entry.

6. **Plan Ahead:** Given the vast size of the event and the numerous venues, it’s essential to plan your visit in advance. Research the venues you want to explore and their opening and closing dates. Consid-

er purchasing early-admission tickets if available.

7. **Parking and Transportation:** Some venues offer free parking, while others may charge for parking. Be prepared to walk and possibly move your car between venues, as they are spread out. Dress comfortably, wear sturdy shoes, and consider a wide-brimmed hat for sun protection.

8. **Shopping Tips:** Make a shopping list and manage your expectations, as there is an overwhelming amount of merchandise available. Large items can usually be shipped, so plan accordingly. Having a bigger vehicle can be helpful for transporting purchases.

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with something for the Show Daily

The Round Top Antiques Show offers a unique and diverse shopping experience for antique enthusiasts and collectors, with something for everyone, from serious collectors to casual browsers. Be sure to plan your visit carefully to make the most of this massive event and pick up your copy of the Show Daily Magazine to help plan your visit.

An Absolute Fabulous 15 Years

Somewhere between Aprooos and Apple Pie and some other 20 mispronunciations, there is Apropos! (a·pruh·pows) which simply means ... appropriately, in regard to, just right for the moment.

Apropos was Tom Lombardo’s idea! He set out to create a comfortable, multi-vendor tent offering fresh and different merchandise, with great prices, diverse ideas, and mostly, excellent customer service. After years of revolving vendors, surprising themes, countless dinner parties, headaches/heartaches, and of course the weather, Apropos has evolved into a two-man operation-Tom Lombardo and James Young. James, being one of the original vendors, has survived all of Tom’s creative craziness and changes.

Now just “The Boys” as they are affectionately known, work together and turn lemons into lemonade. ‘Most talked about Tent.’ (Crazily started as an unkind remark one day) refers to their fun themes, exceptional merchandise, superb prices, and genuine great service, plus a little gossip.

One must keep in mind that Tom and James are as different as night and day. Adding their own attributes to the tent. Tom is an over imaginative, creative, flippant, no filters, off the wall, perfectionist, who treats Apropos like his child. In complete contrast is James, who is serious, a superb bookkeeper, articulate, rational and has a wicked dry humor. James helps keep Tom and Apropos stay grounded by constantly reminding him “This is a business.” But somehow James can always be persuaded into some different kinds of social hijinks and photo opps...This is why these two always seem to click. With their Gilbert and Sullivan type relationship, it’s difficult to imagine that these two only meet twice a year at the Warrenton-Round Top Antique Show. They then return to their separate lives. (No, they are not a couple)

Look MA we have been published 15 years and we havent killed each other

After 15 fabulous years, Apropos stands at the top of their game and are still going strong. These guys still offer wonderful themes, exceptional merchandise from 84 different categories. (We won’t list them all) At Apropos, you the customer will continue to find great prices, along with surprise impromptu parties plus as always great customer service.

Over the last 15 years ‘The Boys” report they have made some wonderful friends, developed

We offer great service!!

a strong clientele, and as they stated, “even a few angels”. Make sure you don’t miss this tent. Come help Tom and James celebrate their Absolutely Fabulous 15-years at Apropos, Friday, October 13 at 9am sharp. (Located in Northgate)

Tom and James thank and love you all for all the dedicated years of support.

P.S. Bring the Champayne!!!

Not a Couple

Thrift Store Find

Courtesy Roseberys

It pays to know a little something about Chinese ceramics. A pair of jars bought for $25 by a curious customer in a London thrift shop turned out to be 18th century treasures from the Qing Dynasty that sold for about $57,500 at Roseberys Fine Art Auctioneers in London. The anonymous thrift-shop buyer didn’t know what he had in the two imperial Chinese doucai “lotus and chrysanthemum” jars, only that he thought the 4-1/2-inch-tall were unique enough to have an expert look at them“It highlights the importance of specialist knowledge when it comes to selling Chinese porcelain,” said Bill Forrest, associate director and head of Chinese, Japanese and South East Asian Art at RoseberysDoucai is a porcelain painting technique used in the earlier Ming dynasty where designs are outlined in blue before being glazed. The jars feature rounds of blooming red and yellow chry-

santhemums heads interspersed with tendrils of lotus flowers. They bear the Qianlong seal marks on the base in underglaze blue.

Chrysanthemums and orchids were two of the four “gentlemen flow- ers” commonly painted on porcelain, with chrysanthemums a popular motif given their association with long life and wealth. The jars would have been used to store tea leaves.

Vendor Profile:

Not all vendors of quality goods are world-wide travelers. Not all makers of quality goods are Fortune 500 companies. The backbone of the USA small businesses and cottage industries are said to be Mom & Pop Stores. Some think that the term Mom & Pop is derogatory, but I am not of that opinion. AS A MATTER OF FACT, I happen to think that these same cottage industries and small operations are what makes this country great. It’s amazing to me that people will use their spare time, their so-called leisure hours to learn, study and create a business that gives them pleasure and create a better life or retirement for themselves rather than lining up at the “public trough” of hand outs and freebies.

Paula had a great career at Progressive Insurance Company for over 3 and a half decades before retirement. Her husband Harry toiled years at Texas State University of San Marcos, TX. before his retirement. They’ve been married for 42 years, and have two grown children, who are not involved in the family business.

The name of HP Antiques is simplistic, singularly honest and direct, and bears the initials of the names of the owners, workers, and craftsmen, that comprise this Mom & Pop Company. The backbone of cottage industries of this great nation of ours is HP. The initials HP could be mistaken for a Fortune 500 Corporation: Hewlett Packard. That HP makes quality goods as well / albeit computers and assorted electronics. Perhaps Harry & Paula use one of the HP products to assist them in their cottage industry of refurbishing and preserving the history of hand made items that are not only functional but have a beauty and quality that mass produced items just do not have (at least to this old discerning eye). HP Antiques refurbishes, reclaims, and preserves old oak furniture that not only serves function, but preserves a golden beauty that one will never find at an IKEA Store. I am not denigrating affordable modern puzzles of pressed wood and plastic (as some say that IKEA produces). HP offers history at a price range of very low and affordable, up to: you’d better bring the plastic. Considering the quality, it’s all very affordable.

I am thanking the Harry’s & Paula’s ( HP ) that preserve the best and share it with us via the venue at Cole’s Antiques during the Round Top Antique Week Extravaganza. Spring and Fall. Harry and Paula can be found at booth # 89 at the Cole’s Antique Building located at: 3637 SH 237 Round Top, TX. 78954

Author William W. Reed

Screen Door

Theresa Woodson is a familiar face at Bar W in Warrenton, where she’s a regular vendor during the fall and spring shows. Her business, SCREEN DOOR, is well-known for its collection of vintage kitchen furniture and kitchen-related items. Theresa has a talent for decorating, which is evident in the unique and attractive displays she creates at her booth.

To make her setup process easier, Theresa gets assistance from Troy Heinson, who helps with the loading, unloading, and arranging of the heavier items in her booth. However, it seems that Troy has a penchant for playing (or should I say, displaying) the vintage cars and trucks that are also

on him is probably necessary to ensure the items remain in place!

If you’re ever in Warrenton and exploring the various vendors, make sure to visit Bar W and look for the SCREEN DOOR. You can easily spot it by keeping an eye out for Troy’s red, white, and blue golf cart, which is usually parked nearby. Theresa’s booth sounds like a must-visit for anyone interested in vintage kitchen items and unique displays.

Author Janice Teinert

Theresa Woodson

Troy Heinson

Zapp Hall Memories

Zapp Hall holds a special place in Fayette County as a beloved dance hall with a rich history dating back many years. It has witnessed countless performances by various bands, each with its own set of stories and memories.

One local musician with a deep connection to Zapp Hall is Lee Teinert, who has fond memories of playing there. In 1966, when Lee was a high school senior, he performed at Zapp Hall the night before embarking on his Senior Trip to Six Flags. His band, The GTO, comprised of Gary Schultz, Don Bremmer, David Fritsch, and himself, had just graduated from La Grange High School the night before. It must have been an unforgettable experience for them to play at the iconic dance hall before heading off on their trip.

Years later, Lee found himself back at Zapp Hall, this time playing with the top local band, the Hi-Notes. The band included Curtis Oltmann on guitar, Weldon Von Mindon on guitar, Charles Von Minden on keyboard and saxophone, Dan Marek on drums, and Lee Teinert on bass. The dance hall continued to draw

good-sized crowds, with around three to four hundred people attending each dance.

Today, Zapp Hall has transformed into a venue for antique vendors to showcase and sell their treasures. The days of just being a dance hall have been replaced by the excitement of antique shopping, where visitors hope to find that special item they’ve been searching for. When you step into Zapp Hall during one of these shows, take a moment to look around and reflect on all the memories that have been created within this historic building over the years. It’s a place that has held countless stories, both musical and nostalgic, for the community.

Janice Teinert

Town of Round Top

Texas cool with a global design aesthetic wholly unexpected for a town of 87, the uniqueness of Round Top is rooted in the quirky combination of art and culture that is undeniably sophisticated while authentically local, single-handedly defying nearly every notion of what a small town looks like.

Incorporated in 1870, this jewel box of a town is a mere 90 minutes from Houston, America’s fourth-largest city and an hour from Austin, the beloved live music capital. The town offers visitors a perfect blend of quaint and rustic tranquility and cultural richness. Visitors will love taking in the picturesque landscapes, rich German architecture, and meeting the friendly locals – all offer an ideal escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Today, Round Top has evolved into a year-round destination that delivers far more than vintage, thrill-ofthe-hunt field finds. While it’s still got the stuff of interior design dreams and unparalleled shopping, it also possesses choose-your-own-adventure charm that may lead you to an off-the-beaten-path winery, a historical dance hall, a double-decker art gallery or a sprawling patio serving flawlessly spiced bloody marys under the shade of a twinkle-lit grand oak tree centerpiece. But that’s not all, Round Top is also home to a vibrant arts and culture scene, with a community of artists, musicians, and craftsmen who create and showcase their work in galleries, shops, and studios throughout the magical town. From antique shops and vintage markets to music festivals and performances, there’s truly something for everyone.

With an array of lodging choices that range from historic farmhouses turned swanky boutique hotels to cozy retreats with five-star amenities, it’s the perfect place for whatever your soul craves whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway, girls’ trip or just need to recharge. The best part, you can road trip to Round Top on a whim-like right now-and your plans will make themselves. Come stay with us, you’ll thank your lucky stars you did. For more information, vistroundtop.com or follow us @visitroundtop

The Gin

It’s lovely to hear that Curtis Oltmann has fond memories of visiting Max Zapp’s cotton gin in Warrenton. It must have been a special experience for him to accompany his father as they brought their cotton to the gin for ginning. Cotton gins have played a significant role in the history of agricultural communities, and they hold nostalgic value for many people.

The pictures of the gin as it stands today in Warrenton likely serve as a reminder of the rich history and heritage of the area. These structures often stand as historical landmarks, preserving the memories of the past and the hard work of generations involved in cotton farming. It’s heartwarming to know that these memories continue to be cherished.

Author Janice Teinert

Susan Franks

We, at Show Daily Magazine, are deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Susan Franks. Her dedication and passion for the Original Round Top Antiques Fair at the Big Red Barn have left a legacy in the world of antiques. It’s clear that she poured her heart and soul into the show and the relationships with her dealers, and her love for it all was palpable to everyone who experienced it. Susan’s presence will be greatly missed, but her influence on the antique community will endure.

Glory Days - Y Station

YStation, founded in 2018, has transformed from a small-scale project into a vibrant community-style venue under the leadership of Len Peters and his dedicated team. Located at the intersection of Spur 458 and Highway 237 in Texas, it has become a strategic stop for shoppers heading to nearby towns like Carmine, Round Top, and Warrenton. The venue has expanded significantly since its inception, now encompassing the entire Northwest corner of this intersection.

One outstanding aspect of YStation is its commitment to giving back to the community. From its early days, the venue provided a space for vendors to donate items, with all proceeds benefiting local organizations. In the upcoming Fall 2023 show, the Round Top-Carmine Education Foundation will be the exclusive beneficiary.

YStation hosts a diverse range of vendors, each offering unique vintage, antique, and eclectic items. The buildings themselves have distinct personalities, adding to the venue’s overall charm. Shoppers can expect to find a wide array of specialties, from country-themed items to Christmas decorations, jewelry, art, and much more.

As part of the Fall show, YStation will host a Corndog Corner event on October 24th, offering a bonfire, late-night shopping, good company, and $1 corndogs.

With 14 buildings now part of the venue, YStation has become a destination shoppers take pride in exploring. Its signature yellow circle logo and the vintage truck front end mounted on the converted gas station, a local landmark predating World War II, serve as unmistakable markers of the venu’s presence.

For those planning to visit, YStation will be open daily from 9 am to 6 pm from October 14th to October 28th, with early shoppers welcome and ample free parking available in both the front and back of the venue. An onsite food truck adds to the convenience and experience of visiting YStation.

In conclusion, YStation’s remarkable journey from humble beginnings to a thriving community-style venue is a testament to the hard work, vision, and commitment of Len Peters and his team. The venue’s growth, dedication to community involvement, and diverse offerings make it a notable destination for shoppers seeking unique treasures and a memorable experience.

A Accessories- Fashion

Leather and Vodka..... p.41

Round Top Originals..... p.64

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Americana

Antiques Off The Square..... p.83

Renck Hall..... p.35

Y Station..... p.78

American Furniture

Y Station..... p.78

Amish Furniture

The Grainery..... p. 8

Antiques

American Spirit Antiques..... p.74

Bar W Field..... p.21

Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7

Burton Chamber Texas..... p.84

Charles Keyton & Company.. p. 2

Coles Antique Show..... p. 4

Good Ground Trading..... p.24

Grump-Pa’s Antiques..... p.85

Joe Pete..... p.29

McLaren’s & Interiors... p.10

Old Town Market..... p.15

Old World Antieks... p.42

Punkie’s Place..... p.29

Repurposed Antiques.... p.74

RT Vintage Market..... p.67

Salado Creek Antiques..... p.86

Texas Cotton Gin..... p.85

The Grainery..... p. 8

The Lady Picker..... p.14

Tree Park Field..... p.58

Weaster Auctions

Unexpected Designs..... p.73

Y Station..... p.78

Antique Diamonds

Look What I Found..... p.19

Antique Firearms

Axe Antiques..... p.77

Antique Jewelry

Southern Classic Jewelry..... p.70

Antique Lighting Restore

Coles Antique Show..... p. 4

Antique Military

Axe Antiques..... p.77

Antique Shops

Engle Emporium..... p.82

La Grange Antiques Shops.... p.82

Antique Windows

Paynes Glass..... p.19

Apothecary

Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7

Apparel-Men

Round Top Originals..... p.64

Apparel- Women’s

Apropos..... p.57

Leather and Vodka..... p.41

Round Top Originals..... p.64

Soho McKinney..... p.67

Tree Park Field..... p.58

Darlin’s French Modern Charm

The Side Stitch

Warrenton Old Feed Store..... p.32

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Buyer’s Guide

Your A to Z list! Take the guesswork out of where to go. Look under the heading of your favorite items, the dealers listed there carry exactly what you’re seeking! Flip to the page their ad is placed on for more information about where to find them during the shows.

Architectural

Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7

Good Ground Trading..... p.24

Jillsuzanne..... p.53

McLaren’s & Interiors..... p.10

Old World Antieks..... p.42

The Grainery..... p. 8 Y Station..... p.78

Armor

Axe Antiques..... p.77 Art

Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7 BJ Pawlaczyk..... p.14 Y Station..... p.78

ATM

Bar W Field..... p.21

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Auction

Antiques Off The Square..... p.83

VOGT The Texas Auction..... p.90 B

Bakery

Weikel’s Bakery..... p.81

Bar & Grill

Snappers Bar & Grill..... p.54

Weikel’s Bakery..... p.81

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Barn & Beams

The Grainery..... p. 8

Bath & Body

Tree Park Field..... p.58

ELS Handcrafted Soap

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Beads

Good Ground Trading..... p.24

Rob Rocks..... p.26

Beer

Old Town Market..... p.15

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Boho

Punkie’s Place..... p.29

Boutique

Soho McKinney..... p.67

Tree Park Field..... p.58

Darlin’s French Farmhouse

Modern Charm No Owwiebooboo

The Side Stitch

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Bracelets

Good Ground Trading..... p.24

Vincent Peach..... p. 3

Breakfast/Brunch

Granny McCormick’s Yard..... p.23

Tree Park Field..... p.58

Nana’s Snack Shack

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Cake Toppers

Cheryl’s Antiques..... p.40

Cameras

Old Town Market..... p.15

Candles

Jillsuzanne..... p.53

Carnival Glass

Baca Ranch..... p.31

Chamber Of Commerce

Burton Chamber Texas..... p.84

Chandeliers

Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7

Charles Keyton & Company... p. 2

McLaren’s & Interiors..... p.10

Old World Antieks..... p.42

The Chandelierlady..... p.18

Children’s Clothing

Tree Park Field..... p.58

No Owwiebooboo

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Christmas

Y Station..... p.78

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Clock Restore

Coles Antique Show..... p. 4

Clothing

Punkie’s Place..... p.29

Round Top Originals..... p.64

Tree Park Field..... p.58

Darlin’s French Farmhouse

Modern Charm

The Side Stitch

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Coastal Chic

The Hen Delivers..... p.54

Cocktail Sets

Apropos..... p.57

Coffee

Granny McCormick’s Yard..... p.23

Round Top Coffee Shop..... p.70

Coins

Steve’s Place..... p.60

Texas Cotton Gin..... p.85

Vincent Peach..... p. 3

Collectibles

Texas Cotton Gin.... p.85

The Lady Picker..... p.14

RT Vintage Market..... p.67

Y Station..... p.78

Colorful

Punkie’s Place..... p.29

Electric

Joe Pete..... p.29

Entertainment

Warrenton Old Feed Store..... p.32

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

European

Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7

The Grainery..... p. 8

Vintage Fabrics & Etc..... p.61

Estate Clean Up

Tri-County Disposal..... p.76

Estate Finds

Tree Park Field..... p.58

Weaster Auctions

Estate Jewelry

Barrister Estate Jewelry..... p.73

Bobbed Tail Bay..... p.61

Look What I Found..... p.19

MJ Jewelers..... p.69

Southern Classic Jewelry..... p.70

Y Station..... p.78

European Country

Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7

Old World Antieks..... p.42

Renck Hall..... p.35

The Grainery..... p. 8

European Dimonds

Look What I Found..... p.19

European Furniture Antique

Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7

McLaren’s & Interiors..... p.10

Old World Antieks..... p.42 F

Fabulous Finds

McLaren’s & Interiors..... p.10

Farmhouse Decor Y Station..... p.78

Farmhouse Tables

Good Ground Trading..... p.24

Fashion

Leather and Vodka..... p.41

Soho McKinney..... p.67

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Fields

Bar W Field..... p.21

Old Town Market..... p.15

Renck Hall..... p.35

Tree Park Field..... p.58

Warrenton Old Feed Store..... p.32

Fiesta Wear

Pottery Glass China..... p.61

Fine Jewelry

Bobbed Tail Bay..... p.61

Look What I Found..... p.19

Vincent Peach..... p. 3

Fire Pits

Good Ground Trading..... p.24

Fire Screens

The Iron Maiden..... p.31

Flags- Patriotic

Apropos..... p.57

Folk Art

Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7

That Obscure Object Of Desire..... p.77 Renck

Groceries

Warrenton Grocery & Gas..... p.31

Guns

Axe Antiques..... p.77 H

Handbags

Leather and Vodka..... p.41

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Handcrafted- Handmade

Vincent Peach..... p. 3

Home Decor

Good Ground Trading..... p.24

Vintage Fabrics & Etc..... p.61

Wiskey Glitter Co..... p67

Y Station..... p.78

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Indian Beaded Jackets

The Good Stuff..... p.76

Industrial

McLaren’s & Interiors..... p.10

Renck Hall..... p.35

Y Station..... p.78

Iron works

The Iron Maiden..... p.31

Jade

Rob Rocks..... p.26

Jewelry

Barrister Estate Jewelry..... p.73

Bobbed Tail Bay..... p.61

Good Ground Trading p.24

Leather and Vodka..... p.41

Look What I Found..... p.19

MJ Jewelers..... p.69

P & S Antiques Jewerly..... p.85

Rob Rocks..... p.26

Southern Classic Jewelry..... p.70

Vincent Peach..... p. 3

Wretched Excess..... p.61

Y Station.... p.78

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Apropos.... p.57

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Lawn Furniture

Pottery Glass China..... p.61

Leather Accessories

Leather and Vodka..... p.41

Vincent Peach..... p. 3

Leather Handbags

Leather and Vodka..... p.41

Old Town Market..... p.15

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Lighting

McLaren’s & Interiors..... p.10

Linens/ Lace- Estate

Apropos..... p.57

Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7

Vintage Fabrics & Etc..... p.61

Live Music

Burton Chamber Texas....

Warrenton Grocery & Gas..... p.31

Gemstone Bracelets

Rocks..... p.26

General Store

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7

Glassware

Charles Keyton & Company.. p. 2 Renck Hall..... p 35

Gold Filled Jewelry

Station..... p.78

Golf Collectables BJ Pawlaczyk..... p.14 Good Stuff

Joe Pete..... p.29

Grain Bags Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7

Vintage Fabrics & Etc..... p.61

Jewelry Repair

Coles Antique Show..... p. 4

Junk

Punkie’s Place..... p.29

Kitchen

Charles Keyton & Company.... p. 2

The Hen Delivers..... p.54

Y Station..... p.78

Kitchenalia

Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7

Kitchen Islands

The Hen Delivers..... p.54

Knives

Steve’s Place..... p.60

Lady Head Vases

Good Ground Trading..... p.24

Late Nights

Antiques Off The Square p.83

McLaren’s & Interiors..... p.10 Wretched Excess.... p.61 Y Station..... p.78

Steve’s Place..... p.60

New Turquoise

Leather and Vodka..... p.41

Oak Furniture

Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7

Y Station..... p.78

Old mine cut Diamonds

Look What I Found..... p.19

Outboard Motors

BJ Pawlaczyk..... p.14

Painted Furniture

Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7

Y Station..... p.78

Parking

Bar W Field..... p.21

Tree Park Field..... p.58

Pastries

Weikel’s Bakery..... p.81

Pearls

Vincent Peach..... p. 3

Pickers’ Paradise

Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7

Planters

Good Ground Trading..... p.24

The Iron Maiden..... p.31

Pottery

Charles Keyton & Company.. p. 2

Renck Hall..... p.35

Potting Tables

The Hen Delivers..... p.54

Primitives American & European Antiques Off The Square..... p.83

Cheryl’s Antiques..... p.40

RT Vintage Market..... p.67

Vintage Fabrics..... p.61

Y Station..... p.78

Prints/ Maps

Apropos..... p.57

Purses

Leather and Vodka..... p.41

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Quilts

Apropos..... p.57

Antiques Off The Square..... p.83

Quirky

Y Station..... p.78

Record Albums

Old Town Market..... p.15 Y Station..... p.78

Religious Artifacts

Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7

Y Station..... p.78

Repurpose Y Station..... p.78

Restaurants/ Sit-Down

Silver Plate Apropos..... p.57

Indian Creek Antiques. p.67

Smalls Apropos..... p.57

Soap

Tree Park Field..... p.58

EL’s Handcrafted Soap

Sporting Collectables

Restrooms

BJ Pawlaczyk..... p.14

Sports TV

Vintage

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Stained Glass

Paynes Glass..... p.19

The Grainery..... p. 8

Steel Furniture

The Iron Maiden..... p.31

Steel Planters

Good Ground Trading..... p.24

The Iron Maiden..... p.31

Sterling

Charles Keyton & Company.. p. 2

Good Ground Trading..... p.24

Indian Creek Antiques..... p.67

Steve’s Place..... p.60

YaYa Gurlz & The Dugout Bar.. p.92

Storage

Tree Park Field..... p.58

Texana

Antiques Off The Square.... p.83

What A Crock Antiques..... p.18

Textiles

Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7

Good Ground Trading..... p.24

Vintage Fabrics & Etc..... p.61

Tools- Vintage Antiques Off The Square.... p.83

Bill Moore/County Line..... p. 7

Y Station..... p.78

Tote Trays

Charles Keyton & Company.. p. 2

Toys

That Obscure Object Of Desire..... p.77

Trail Books

Drifter on the Texas Trail.....