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The Lincoln Land Depression Era
Glass & Pottery Club will host its annual show and sale.
Depression glass items are those made during the
Depression Years in America. They were made inexpensively by machine and
sold through "5 and 10 cent" stores or given away as publicity items or
premiums. Included, too, are "Elegant Glass" items sold through Department
and Jewelry Stores.
The main room will dazzle your eyes
as over 30 dealers from across the U. S. offer a wide array of Depression
glass colors and patterns.
There will be a noted glass grinder on hand to repair the little nicks and dings on any of your own treasured
pieces for a nominal fee.
A
concession stand during the show offering a wide variety of refreshments.
Dealers
will also be selling small antique and collectible items such
as linens, jewelry, postcards and even some foreign chinaware.
Located at the Illinois Building at the Illinois State Fairgrounds,
Springfield, IL.
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