by Harry L. Rinker Two roads diverged in a wood, and I – I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference From: “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost Linda and I stopped for … READ MORE
Features
Tips for Dating Bolos
A man named Victor Emanuel Cedarstaff is often credited with inventing the bolo tie during the late 1940s. Many authors have stated that Victor Patented the bolo, however, records show the only patent awarded to Mr. Cedarstaff was for a … READ MORE
What Should I Collect That My Children Will Want to Inherit?
by Harry L. Rinker I received a recent email from JP who lives near State College, Pennsylvania. It read: “I realize going through life that when you inherit things, all the good things already are taken by other relatives. If … READ MORE
Superstition Grand Antique Mall In Mesa Is Under New Ownership!
Superstition Grand Antique Mall in East Mesa is excited to announce it has new owners as of October 1st—Sue Christensen and Dick Rankin! Sue and Dick have been dealers in the Mall for several years and plan to continue running … READ MORE
Greater Tucson Fire Foundation Opens Safe Shift Estate Sale/Resale Shop
The Greater Tucson Fire Foundation, the only non-profit public charity of its kind in Arizona, has opened Safe Shift Estate Sale/Resale—a “pop-up” store that will be open three days each month to sell a wide variety of estate and other … READ MORE
Celebrating our 20th Year! Goodbye, 2017. Welcome, 2018!
by Barb Stillman, Publisher “Out with the old and in with the new!” As 2017 comes to an end and we look forward to a brand new year filled with unexplored opportunities, it is natural to look back and … READ MORE
Wonderful Under Glass
One of the best trips that my husband Tray and I ever took was when we went to London to watch our son, Tanner, compete in the London Paralympics. While he didn’t place, the whole experience was amazing. Of course, … READ MORE
Rinker on Collectibles – Turning 75: A Collector’s Perspective
In the past, I suggested collectors stop collecting between the ages of 62 and 65 and think about selling or the long-term future of their collections in their early 70s. I also assumed this would not happen to me. I … READ MORE
An Afternoon with Harry Rinker
What do you do when Harry Rinker, noted aficionado in the antique world, calls and asks you to “go antiquing?” You jump at the chance and, of course, immediately say yes! For many years, Harry has been a featured contributor … READ MORE
Living in Luxury—Small Things & Simple Pleasures
Like most girls of my generation, I had several wedding showers and felt very lucky to receive a really nice set of stainless steel flatware. Thirty-five years later, I still have that set and I’ve added to it over … READ MORE