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Whether your antiquing trips are local or you hit the road to search far and wide, there are a number of antique networks offering maps to help you discover places to haunt & hunt. The Minnesota ...

http://www.inherited-values.com/2015/01/mapping-out-your-antiquing/

A vintage set of Science Charts by A. J. Nystrom & Company of Chicago. The 18 pages are bound in a metal mounting — like those pull-down wall Deanna Dahlsad‘s insight: Click for the fabuluos ...

http://www.inherited-values.com/2013/12/one-of-a-kind-18-page-vintage-science-chart-set-by-aj-nystrom-flip-chart-huge-like-pull-down-school-map-illustrated-machines-biology-botony/

Found here in North Dakota, this antique promotional booklet is an authentic piece of pioneering & homestead farming history! Compliments of Samuel Lange, a dealer in Farm Machinery, such as Bugg...

http://www.inherited-values.com/2013/04/authentic-antique-pioneer-farm-homesteading-ephemera/

Spending time with my collectibles is a huge part of why I collect — and I don’t mean the dusting! In fact, one of the reasons I blog is because I love the time to spend examining and researc...

http://www.inherited-values.com/2012/05/hidden-values-in-antique-collecting-genealogy-in-the-news/

There are many charming and antiquated things of note in this antique travel book titled The Club Hotel, Limited: Guide Book of Yokohama, Tokyo and Principal Places in Japan and I thought I’d s...

http://www.inherited-values.com/2011/10/antique-japan-travel-guide-for-westerners/

I love ephemera, so I was thrilled to find this pair of vintage travel ephemera from Three Lakes Wisconsin. The first piece is a brochure for Three Lakes, Wisconsin, issued by Three Lakes Resort ...

http://www.inherited-values.com/2011/09/vintage-ephemera-from-three-lakes-wisconsin/

I do like maps, strongly, not quite enough to love them. Love being such a big word in small letters. I use a map when I explore rural ruins. I use it to find the locations when others tell me th...

http://www.inherited-values.com/2010/01/a-fan-of-the-map/