Things From The Past

Things From The Past
Things-from-the-Past

Class 29

Chairperson: Pat Leonard

Prizes: 1st – $5 | 2nd – $4 | 3rd – $3 (sponsored in part by the Murray Lees Family)

Rules & Regulations

  • Articles must be at least 50 years old.
  • No antique dealers, please.
  • One entry per class, per exhibitor.
  • Historical interest and approximate age appreciated.
  • Small cracks or flaws should not disqualify the entry.
  • Item size less than 12″ in any direction, if possible.
  • Articles will be displayed securely.
  • For safety & security, only the chairperson or designate will remove entries.

We will take the best possible care to safeguard entries but cannot be held responsible for the articles or accidents to them.

Sections

  1. 3 old Canadian stamps, mounted & in a plastic sleeve
  2. Antique pipe wrench
  3. Berry Spoon
  4. Board game in original box, max 18″ any direction
  5. Butter stamp, wooden
  6. Button hook
  7. Calipers
  8. Comic Book
  9. Elementary school reader or arithmetic book
  10. Farm tractor operator’s manual
  11. Fishing Lure
  12. Hockey memorabilia (must be from an original 6 NHL team)
  13. Ladies hat, vintage
  14. Child’s lunch box
  15. Man’s fedora, vintage
  16. Medicine bottle, max 12″ high
  17. Oldest Land Deed, must be legible
  18. Shoe Horn
  19. Tape Measure
  20. Thermometer, advertising a local business, max 18″ any direction
  21. Thimble
  22. Tie Clip
  23. Vintage Valentine card
  24. Wedding knife
  25. Do you have an interesting item that there is no class above for? Enter it here.

Judges’ Special: Best antique chosen by the judge — Rosette plus $25, sponsored by the Murray Lees Family

 

How to Enter a Competition

Competition Rules

General Rules and Regulation

Each exhibitor, upon arriving on the grounds, must apply to the Committee in charge, who will inform the exhibitor where the animals or articles are to be placed.

Judging Standards

Our local Committee members do not judge at our Fair. The Society hires and pays for qualified and impartial judges.