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Posted: Thursday, July 17, 2008 11:17 am

Tennessee's longest-running antique show continues through Sunday | EVENT

The 41st Annual Murfreesboro Antique Show will be at Murphy Center, MTSU Campus, Friday through Sunday, July 20.

Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday and Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $7 good for all three days. Purpose of the show is support local charities including Habitat for Humanity and Dolly Parton’s Books for Kids.

The Murfreesboro Antique Show is the longest-running antique show in Tennessee and was recently voted the Best Antique Show by readers of the Busy Bee Trader, a trade publication covering Kentucky, Tennessee and Alabama. The show features 68 dealers from throughout the eastern states offering high quality antiques at reasonable prices.

Three new dealers, with merchandise not previously seen at the show, are joining this year's line-up.
Tina Farley of Merriam, Kan., will have an outstanding selection of authentic cast iron toys and banks for sale. Ralston Bailey of Benton, Tenn., will have a number of working radios from the 1930’s and finally the Gillespie Brothers from Cross Junction, Va., will have oil paintings, architectural pieces and small furniture.

Other dealers offer a wide variety of furniture including Tennessee furniture, porcelains, linens, militaria, estate jewelry, sterling silver replacement service, sterling silver hollow ware, antique linens and clothing and much more. There will also be a craftsman available for the repair of china and crystal.

New merchandise and reproductions are not permitted at the show.

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Member Opinions:

By: lupusman on 7/17/08
Is it my imagination or is the large photo covering the first and main part of the article.