We had no correct answers for our March’s What Is It. It is kind of hard to make out, isn’t it? The item is a purse! This tiny party bag is of the 1920s era. It is made of silk covered with tinted ostrich feathers. Pretty fancy. The purse could hold little more than a compact. In 1978, at an […]
By Robert Reed You certainly didn’t have to be Irish to send a postcard of St. Patrick’s Day greetings in early 20th-century America, and you didn’t have to be Irish to enjoy them. Usually there was a good bit of blarney in the colorful cards that served to salute Ireland’s patron saint on March 17. One card in this collection […]
The Colorado Antique Gallery is turning 31 in 2023 and is celebrating with a month long store-wide Sale. The sale began Friday, February 24th, and will run through Monday, April 3rd. The Gallery is proudly located in the city of Littleton, Colorado, at 5501 S Broadway. The Colorado Antique Gallery has been the premiere destination for antique enthusiasts since 1992. […]
By Jon DeStefano It is amazing what treasures are waiting to be found in America’s great antique stores. A special thanks to Pine Emporium in Pine, Colorado, where we stumbled upon two volumes of the The Philatelic History of the United States, Volume 1 (1565-1806) and Volume 2 (1807-1866). We have added these treasures to our library. The stamps which […]
from Sandy Dale I have been writing my little “blog thingey” for seven years. Of course, it doesn’t seem like it. I am desperately trying to replace my ailing Apple Macbook and also fix my ailing truck. It has been a real trial to do anything digital these days. I have made a commitment to myself to complete the book […]
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