Classic Feedsack and Antique Quilt bag from the “Dottie” Collection on commonthreadvintage.com
Common Thread Vintage Designs handbags and tote bags tell stories of American women. Each new Common Thread Vintage Designs™ Collection is defined by the type of fabric that is used, as well as by the design of the bag [...]

Beaudry RV Company
This honor combined with an influx of interest and spending at RV shows promise a rewarding year for the RV industry after the struggles of the past few years. Beaudry RV Company is seeing a surge in spending on a personal level, and is having to hire [...]

Framing the Sixties by Bernard von Bothmer “Ever since Ronald Reagan, U.S. presidents, Democrats and Republicans alike, have battled over the collective memory of what the decade meant in an effort to advance their own agendas,” observes von Bothmer, who teaches American history at the University of San Francisco [...]

Tiffany & Co. Brass Carriage Clock given by President Grant to his wife
precious artifacts from a fascinating period of American History Highlighting this exciting two-day auction is a circa 1860s Japanese lacquered tea box (est. $10,000-$15,000), originally owned by the Grant family. The box was presented [...]

“May this be the year that this portion of Dr. Martin Luther King’s dream gets fulfilled” says John Boyd, founder and President of the National Black Farmers Association. “The Department of Agriculture—which doubtless considers civil-rights issues as remote from its purview—could fruitfully reappraise its present operations with a view to taking [...]

When I read in The New York Times that American Heritage had folded, I said, ‘We just can’t let this happen,’ recalled Edwin S. Grosvenor, president of the company.
The 60th Anniversary issue on “Decisive Moments in US History” [...]

Independent Authority on Where You Should Retire

“Highly recommended…essential reading for scholars and students of the west…” Library Journal Richard Upton, Custer historian, author and western books dealer says “It is well written and should reach a wide audience.”http://www.hookedonhistory.com/ap_richard_upton.html. The appeal to a wide audience has also interested two noted magazines dealing in the history of the American west. [...]

The 60th Anniversary issue of American Heritage.

Florida Man Finds Martin Johnson Heade Painting at Flea Market Martin Johnson Heade was a prolific American painter known for his salt marsh landscapes, seascapes, portraits of birds, and still life. Art historians consider him one of the most important American artists of his [...]