Antique Farm Equipment

How I Got Snookered By An Antique Pool Table
When I inherited an antique Brunswick pool table from my great uncle Ivan, I did not know what to do. You see, I have a limited amount of space. My condo is not small, but it is not huge either. If I had wanted to, I would be able to keep the antique pool table, but I certainly could not store it. I wondered if I should sell the antique pool table, or if I should play on it. It was in good condition, and I had always wanted to have a billiard table of my own. An antique billiard table seemed l Read More...
Antique Fishing Lures - How To Find The Top Lures At An Affordable Price
Many people today are interested in finding antique fishing lures to fill up their hobby collection. Very simply, these lures come along with a lot of other antique items, and generally have a lot of resale value. Also, they carry a lot of value for people who have a special interest in these older things. Hopefully these tips will help you be able to find the best antique fishing lures for your collection or for your use out on the lake. Keep in mind, although the modern lures are designed s Read More...
Fishing for Treasures With Antique Fishing Equipment
Time is the trade through which we decide the value of items either created or owned. A classic is something that defies the test of time, and becomes a treasure sought after many years later. It's these old pieces of our past that send a spark of nostalgia to a simpler time, and antique fishing equipment is no exception to this. Whether you�re young or old, beginner or professional, collecting antique fishing equipment can develop into a driving passion. Believe me! Antique fishing equipment c Read More...

Antique Farms: A Great Family Heritage to Discover - Part III
Antique Tractors For Sale - Garden Tractors
Finding That Special Antique Farm Machinery Can Be Every Retired Farmer or Collectors Dream

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Area's largest ag expo coming to the Qwest Center-Omaha, March 11 and 12 (High Plains Journal)
One of the Midwest's premier indoor farm events, the Triumph of Agriculture Exposition will be held March 11 and 12 at the Qwest Center-Omaha, 10th and Capitol Avenue, just off I-480 in Omaha, Neb. The 43rd Annual Farm and Ranch Machinery Show will once again be filled with the latest agricultural innovations, equipment and supplies with more than 900 exhibits for farmers, ranchers, and their ... Read More...
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SIX sheds are not enough to contain Lawrence Hose's burgeoning collection of old farm machinery. Tractors, bulldozers, harvesters and other memorabilia dating back to the 1880s are scattered throug... Read More...
Shop, sheds, hold place for enthusiast (High Plains Journal)
A farm shop can be many things to many people. It's a workspace, certainly. There needs to be a place for everything and everything in its place. To some, it's a point of profit. Read More...
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Forging ahead: Modern blacksmiths reconnect with past (Tacoma News Tribune)
It?s a sound that?s echoed through the centuries since antiquity. It?s the sound Vulcan made at his forge under Mount Etna. It?s the sound memorialized in Longfellow?s ?The Village Blacksmith.? It?s the clang of a hammer striking red-hot metal laid upon an anvil. Read More...
Peppy little Cushman scooters capture collector's heart (Memphis Commercial Appeal)
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