Here are a few of my snapshots from the show:
Larry Johnson, the Milk Bottle Guy
Diane Kuskie minding the sales table while Ed's out shopping.
Sue McFadden and Joe Clevenger trying to find a milk bottle that Lou McFadden doesn't already own.
John Apple and Jim ___ discussing flasks.
A shopper inspecting Jim Hall's great bottles.
A novelty flask from Gene Nedolast's table. It has 2 donkey heads and a small mirror, and says "3 of a Kind".
Findlay Bottle Club members Tom Brown and Jamie Houdeshell
Adam Koch of the Ohio Bottle Club.
Ken Bryson (red shirt)
There's always a wide variety of bottles and advertising.
Sidney Smith
Duane Rader
Mary Ballentine
Art potter Tony Hayes combines antique bottles with his folk art jugs. He had a great display, very dramatic! He's a nice friendly guy, and a very talented sculptor/potter, working in the Southern Folk Art style. Better start collecting his pieces now, while he's still an emerging artist. Check out his website
FLOYD'S FORK POTTERY
These 2 showcases held some of Tony's smaller art pieces.
Below are some of the larger face jugs that Tony has created.
You can see what a wide-ranging mix of merchandise there was at the 2012 Columbus Show. Thanks again to Joe Hardin and Jamie Houdeshell for putting on a great show. Plan now to attend next year's show (email Joe for info:
jkcollectables@gmail.com).
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