Program Booklet 2013 - Historical Society of Frederick County

HISTORICAL SOCIETY of FREDERICK COUNTY
Presents the 15th Annual
The Region’s BIGGEST & BEST
Antiques & Collectibles Evaluation Event!
March 23, 2013
The Delaplaine Center 40 S. Carroll St., Frederick, MD
Lead Sponsor support generously provided by
Proceeds Benefit the Historical Society’s
Educational Programs & Collections Care
T
he Historical Society of Frederick County welcomes you
to the 15th annual Treasured Heirloom Event, one of the
organization’s biggest fundraisers of the year. The Historical
Society is a private, nonprofit educational organization
dedicated to preserving the county’s history and sharing that
history with people of all ages and backgrounds. Your ticket
purchase helps to support the Museum of Frederick County
History, Frederick County Archives and Research Center,
Roger Brooke Taney House, and many public programs.
Thank you for your support!
Please note:
Although we strive to provide a safe environment
for the event, it is the owner’s responsibility to protect
their items. The Historical Society of Frederick County,
its staff, volunteers, and the experts are not responsible
for lost, damaged, or stolen items.
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Owners are responsible for handling
transporting their own items at all times.
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and
Our experts are able to provide a verbal
estimation of value only, not an appraisal. An
appraisal requires market value research and analysis
that are lacking in a verbal estimation of value.
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Solicitations to buy and sell items are prohibited
during this event.
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Please stop by the Information Table with any questions
regarding this notice or with any questions about today’s
event. Thank you for your cooperation.
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LEAD SPONSOR
HEIRLOOM SPONSORS
Catoctin Key Farm
Frances A. Randall
KEEPSAKE SPONSORS
Art Care Associates
Hunt & Bretta Bowers
Joanie’s Carroll Street Café
Colleen M. Remsberg
CURIO SPONSOR
Watkins Cabinet Company
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Art Care Associates See our ad page 7
B&B Air Conditioning & Heating Co. See our ad page 11
Barbara Rice Tours See our ad page 11
Brass & Copper Polishing Shop See our ad page 19
Chartreuse & Co. See our ad page 17
Dunkin Donuts See our map ad page 15
1812 House Antiques See our map ad page 15
Emporium Antiques See our back page ad
Everedy Square & Shab Row See our ad page 17
Fleshman’s Antiques See our map ad page 15
Frederick Coin Exchange See our ad page 9
Great Stuff by Paul See our ad page 11
The Hill Chapel See our map ad page 15
Home Essentials See our ad page 17
Joanie’s Carroll Street Café See our ad page 7
Mealey’s Restaurant & Pub See our map ad page 15
Milo’s Casual Dining See our map ad page 15
Morgan’s America Grill See our map ad page 15
Mount Olivet Cemetery See our ad page 13
Old Glory Antique Marketplace See our ad page 9
PNC Bank See our ad page 5
Roads & Rails Museum See our ad page 19
Robert Esterly Antiques See our map ad page 15
R.P. Brady Antiques See our map ad page 15
Tomorrow’s Antiques See our map ad page 15
Waltz Plumbing & Heating See our ad page 9
Yesterday’s Treasures See our map ad page 15
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Joanie’s Carroll Street Café
124-A South Carroll Street, Frederick
301-620-4323
Build Your Own Panini & Salads
Homemade Waffles
Homemade Soups
Daily Specials
Open Daily
Event Space Available
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SPECIAL THANKS TO THOSE WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED THEIR TIME
AND EFFORTS TO MAKING THE EVENT A SUCCESS!
Alex Alexander
Doris Alexander
Susan Baker
Dick Basford
Bretta Bowers
Deborah Brower
RaeAnn Butler
Melissa Caples
Emily Foley
Griff Garwood
Helen Gregory
Claudia Hart
Kathleen Hassett
Grace Heller
Jack Heller
Gil House
Ruth Schipper
Pepper Scotto
Karyn Spertzel
Jane Wilson
Sadie Wolfe
Victoria Wright
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(301) 662-3588
FREDERICK, MD
FAX (301) 662-6027
110 Quality Dealers
A great source for…
ANTIQUES
COLLECTIBLES
ANTIQUE
www.oldgloryantiques.com
Furniture
Mid-Century Modern
Old Quilts • Vintage Clothing
Advertising • Jewelry
Coins • Toys • Pottery
Civil War Books • & More
Open Daily 10-6
“Late” Thursday ‘til 8:00 p.m.
Come Explore!
MARKETPLACE
301-662-9173
5862 Urbana Pike (Route 355 So.), Frederick, MD
Directions: I-70, exit 54 onto 355 South
FREDERICK COIN EXCHANGE
Coins, Gold, Silver & Jewelry Bought Sold & Traded
Mention this ad and get a free 30 minute appraisal!
25 North Market St., Frederick, MD 21701 • Mon-Sat, 11-7
301.898.2863 • www.FrederickCoinExchange.com
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JAMES CALLEAR
J
ames Callear, owner of Barnesville Antiques &
Appraising, has been involved with the retail sale
of antiques for over 26 years and active in
appraising for 16 years. He has participated in
museum study programs at the Winterthur
Museum in Wilmington and the Museum of Early
Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA) in North
Carolina. He has a certificate in Appraisal Studies
and Decorative Arts from George Washington
University. Jim has been a guest speaker and
lecturer on antiques and antique appraising. His
areas of expertise include primitives and folk art,
china, silver, and furniture.
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Barbara Rice Tours
Traveling The Globe
301-663-3053
2469 Five Shillings Rd.
Frederick, MD 21701
www.barbararicetours.net
Decorative Accessories and Furniture for the
Home / Garden / Business
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
2 Locations - 52,000 sq. ft.
10 N. Carroll Street, Frederick, MD 21701 • 301-631-0004
257 E. 6th at East St., Frederick, MD 21701 • 301-631-5340
Monday—Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. & Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Shipping Orders Only: 1-888-729-4548
www.greatstuffbypaul.com
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ANNE‐LYNN GROSS
A
nne‐Lynn Gross, "The Singing Auctioneer," is a
native of Brunswick and is a lifelong Frederick
County resident. She received her Bachelor of
Music Education degree from Shenandoah
Conservatory of Music and taught music in
Frederick County schools for several years. Anne‐
Lynn was the first woman auctioneer in Maryland,
the first in Maryland to receive Certified
Auctioneers Designation (C.A.I.) and was the first
woman in the nation to be elected to the Board of
Directors for the National Auctioneers Foundation.
She now is in her 34th year conducting benefit
auctions as the "Singing Auctioneer." She performs
“Op to Pop” concerts to raise awareness and funds
for the Anne‐Lynn Gross Breast Cancer Center at
Frederick Community College.
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Mount Olivet
Cemetery
Next to the Keys Stadium on South
Market Street, Frederick, MD
The Grave Site of the author of our National Anthem, Francis Scott Key
rests just inside the Gates of Mount Olivet Cemetery. This Flag Day of
2013 the Original Manuscript written by Key will be on display in
Frederick. A brief stop will be made at Mt. Olivet before it journeys to
City Hall and then to the Visitor Center. This is the first time the
Manuscript and Key will be together in 199 years. More Events Planned
for 2014. For information on services and events call (301) 662-1164. A not
-for profit community owned full service cemetery with thousands of
grave lots available. Don’t Miss Out On This Once In A Lifetime Event!!!
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BARRY HAGEN & JEAN HAGEN
B
arry Hagen served as the Court Appraiser for
the Superior Court for the District of Columbia
from 1963‐1998. In 1981, he established his own
appraisal company, Hagen & Hagen Appraisers, Inc.
He has appraised the estates of many prominent
figures, including Clare Booth Luce, J. Edgar
Hoover, and Justice Harry Blackmun. Hagen &
Hagen appraised all gifts, both foreign and
domestic, for President and Mrs. Clinton during the
Clinton Presidency. Barry's range of expertise
extends to all types of personal property, with a
particular emphasis upon fine and decorative arts.
Jean Hagen's expertise includes American antiques,
art, pottery, and jewelry.
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DESTINATION: HISTORIC NEW MARKET
Antiques, Restaurants & More!
#11717 Old National Pike (corner of Rts. 75 & 144)
(1) Morgan’s American Grill (open every day)
(2) Dunkin Donuts/Baskin Robbins (open every day at 5:00 a.m.)
East Main Street/Old National Pike
#3 R.P. Brady Antiques, Fine Furniture, Paintings & Rugs (open Sat & Sun)
#4 The Hill Chapel Concert and special event venue
Prospect
5th St.
1st St.
2nd St.
West Main Street/Old National Pike
#2 Fleshman’s Antiques (open Sat & Sun)
#8 Mealey’s Restaurant & Pub (open Wed‐Sun)
#20 Robert Esterly Antiques, Restoration, Cabinet Maker (open Tues‐Sun)
#48 1812 House (open Sat & Sun) Antiques
#50 Tomorrow’s Antiques (open Sun & by appointment)
#60 Yesterday’s Treasures (open Fri‐Sun)
#83 Milo’s Casual Dining (open every day) Pizza and pasta
Rt. 144
Rt. 75
Federal
8th St.
7th St.
6th St.
4th St.
3rd St.
West Main Street
Rt. 70
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ROSS J. KELBAUGH
R
oss J. Kelbaugh has been collecting,
researching, and publishing important
Maryland photographs and their stories for nearly
four decades. His books include Introduction to Civil
War Photography, Directory of Maryland
Photographers, 1840-1900, Introduction to African
American Photographs, 1840-1950, and his most
recent, The Civil War in Maryland: An Exhibit of
Rare Photographs. Mr. Kelbaugh owns Historic
Graphics in Baltimore.
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Visit Us at 38 East Patrick St.
Frederick, MD
301.696.9070
www.HomeEssentialsFrederick.com
3 vintage barns, filled with great stuff!
OPEN Monthly, 3rd Fri-Sun HOURS: Fri/Sat 9am-4pm, Sun noon-4pm
www.chartreuseandco.com / 301-874-1882
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DAVID J. MALONEY
D
avid Maloney is a Certified Appraiser of
personal property and a nationally known
appraiser, author, TV and radio‐talk show guest,
and lecturer. He received his Bachelors degree
from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy and his Masters
from the Naval Postgraduate School. He founded
Frederick Appraisal, Claims & Estate Services in
1982 and is a full‐time professional personal
property appraiser specializing in the valuation of
antiques, collectibles, residential contents, vehicles,
and business equipment. David has served at the
Chapter and the National levels as Vice President of
the International Society of Appraisers (ISA). He
has earned numerous ISA awards including the
Lamp of Knowledge Award, Distinguished Service
Award, Member‐of‐the‐Year Award, and
President's Award. David has hosted “Collecting
Across America, on Public Television and was a
guest appraiser on “Treasures in Your Home” on
PAX‐TV. He is author of Maloney's Antiques &
Collectibles Resource Directory and Appraising
Personal Property: Principles and Methodology.
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The
Family-Owned
Since 1952
Brass
Copper
&
Polishing Shop
Repairing • Refinishing • Lacquering
Brass • Copper • Silver, etc.
Lamps a Specialty
Lamp Rewiring • Repair • Restoration
1000’s of Old and New Lamp Parts
13 S. Carroll Street, Frederick, MD
Mon-Fri, 8-5 & Sat, 9-2
Quality Lighting Bought & Sold
301-663-4240 • www.brassandcoppershop.com
200 N. East St.
Frederick, MD 21701
301‐624‐5524
[email protected]
Located right next to
Everedy Square & Shab Row
www.roadsnrails.com
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MARY JANE PERINI
M
ary Jane Perini is a cum laude graduate of
Johns Hopkins University earning a BS
degree in 1982 and a MAS degree in 1985. Mary
has been a student of textiles for over 30 years,
specializing in the history of textile production in
the United States and the evolution of the
construction and styles of quilts of the past two
centuries. Her studies have included courses with
well‐known quilt researcher Barbara Brackman
and courses sponsored by the American Quilters'
Society and the American Quilt Study Group. Mary
shares her love of textiles through her gallery at the
Cooper’s Shed Quilts, which is part of the Doub's
Mill Historic District on Beaver Creek in
Hagerstown, Maryland. She has presented lectures
to groups throughout Maryland, Pennsylvania, and
Virginia on topics such as "The History of Quilts,"
"Dating Quilts," and "How to Care for Vintage
Linens." She is a member of the American Quilt
Study Group, the American Society of Appraisers,
the International Old Lacers, Inc., and the
Friendship Quilters Guild.
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Learning Lunch Series ‐ FREE!
12:00‐1:00 p.m.
Museum of Frederick County History, 24 E. Church St., Frederick
How to Apply to the SAR & DAR
April 4 • Larry Bishop and Jack Schrodel present a workshop‐style session
giving tips on applying to the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution.
Historic Home Preservation Tips
May 2 • Frederick HPC staffers Lisa
Mroszczyk and Christina Murphy offer tips to
maintain, improve & restore your property.
Dating Historic Photographs
June 6 • HSFC executive director Heidi Campbell‐Shoaf will discuss using the
clues in old photos to help identify them.
Lecture Series ‐ FREE!
7:00‐8:00 p.m.
Museum of Frederick County History, 24. E. Church St., Frederick
Chief Justice Taney, the Supreme
Court & the Civil War
April 9 • Matthew Hoftstedt, Associate Curator for
the U.S. Supreme Court, will highlight important cases
and explore stories from the Justices.
The Towns of the Middletown Valley
May 14 • Author and historian Bob Savitt will
provide an illustrated history of the people and places
of the Middletown Valley presented in his new book.
For More Information:
www.frederickhistory.org / 301‐663‐1188
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DON REEDY
D
on Reedy’s father was in the antique business
since 1952, specializing in antique lamps and
lighting. Don has been interested in lighting since
he was old enough to walk and traveled with his
father to auctions and antique shops. When he was
16, he did antique shows, buying and selling lamps
and general antiques. After graduating, Don took
over his father’s business and has been buying and
selling antiques, especially lighting, ever since. He
has collected early lighting and early Coca‐Cola
signs made of tin, porcelain, glass, and cardboard,
as well as pre‐1940 vending machines (gumball
and peanut machines) for over 35 years. He owns
and operates the Brass & Copper Shop in Frederick.
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BRUCE M. SCHUETTINGER
B
ruce Schuettinger is a furniture conservator,
lecturer, personal property consultant, and
President of Schuettinger Conservation Services,
Inc., a firm specializing in the treatment of wooden
artifacts. He is a Professional Associate Member of
the American Institute for the Conservation of
Historic and Artistic Works, a member of the
Washington Conservators Guild, a past accredited
member of the International Society of Appraisers,
and a member of the National Historic Trust. He is
a past adjunct faculty member of the appraisers
studies program of George Washington University.
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Save the Date!
The Historical Society of Frederick County Presents
A Star-Spangled Fête
To Preserve Our Past
Featuring a VIP viewing of Francis Scott Key’s 1812 “Star‐spangled Banner”
poem and Reception at the historic and beautiful McPherson‐Ross House
on Downtown Frederick’s Court Square
Flag Day
Friday, June 14, 2013
Visit www.frederickhistory.org in mid‐April for more information!
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