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Printed from a photograph by Melissa Pearce (the person typing this), this souvenir of Fenelon Falls shows off the old Fenelon Falls Theatre Marquee sign that was restored in 2018. This marquee lights up Fenelon’s nights and greets boaters as they enter or exit the canal at Lock 34. From 1937 to 2016, this lighted…
A booklet measuring 14.5 cm x 11 cm (5.7″ x 4.3″), still tied with its fancy little cord and tassel, and still covered in its 100+ year old glitter. That’s right, friends: antique glitter. Just like new glitter, it will get onto and into everything you own if you let it. Be careful with this…
Vintage Ontario: Yours to Discover QSL card, a throwback to a time before Doug Ford and the entire “open for business” debacle. Relive a time when Ontario Place was a popular tourist destination, Toronto Zoo still had its “monorail”, and Sarnia was… well… let’s not talk about Sarnia. “Yours to Discover” became Ontario’s slogan in…
This antique card reads “All Joy to you this Eastertide” and was originally printed in Germany. It’s from a lot of items ranging from the 1880s to the 1910s, and the household of H. Vick of Orillia. Card measures 14 cm x 8.5 cm (5.5″ x 3.3″). Series No. E 101, printed in Germany.
Measuring approximately 15″ x 9″ when opened, this Stage Barn Crystal Caverns pamphlet serves as a map of The Black Hills in South Dakota and shows where to find the local natural attractions. It measures 9″ x 4″ when folded. I’m not certain of the time period or exact year and would guess that it’s…
A rare vintage 1993 Walt Disney promotional photo for the Symphonic Fantasy tour. During the summer of 1993, a massive musical event traveled across America performing iconic Disney classics. I do not have further information on this piece. An unusual piece of disney merch for the stage version of Disney Fantasia, more-or-less, and would be…
An official Coronation St. postcard of Rovers Return Inn, mailed to a Mr. & Mrs. H. Hamill in Peterborough, Ontario. The note on the back says: “Mom & Dad, Well I’m in Blackpoole at the Coronation St. set. The Lush[?] Sea is battling about and I don’t know if Pearl will climb the tower. I’m…
An ephemera grab bag stuffed with vintage paper for junk journals, scrapbooks, collages, and other paper crafts. Supplied by The Paper Girl—co-owner of Treasures, Mel—each grab bag contains 25-30 pieces of paper ephemera for your crafting pleasure. Every piece is from her personal collection. You could get: vintage ads, paper dolls, paper doll accessories, postage…
This 8×10 Bugs Bunny print is a still from the short Looney Tunes film ‘Box Office Bunny’ (1990 or 1991, depending on who you ask). Note the one audience member behind him that looks suspiciously like a sheep. There are flaws in this print-you’ll see them in the picture close-ups-and I am not brave enough…
Designed in England, printed in Prussia! Prussia ceased to exist on its own in 1871, so after that, this would have been printed in Germany. This card measures 9 cm x 7.5 cm (3.5″ x 3″) and has a little wear on the edges with some age-appropriate discolouration. The inside reads: “The Hand that made…
This old Valentine is from the George Vick & Sons Bakery, Orillia household. On the front, two hands are joined inside a heart with a banner along the underside reading “My Love”. The front panel is partially stitched, partially held in place by tied yarn. Inside, the message reads, Valentine Greetings Annie M. Dudenhoffer Annie…
If you love paper dolls, you’ll love Alice Faye-or maybe, if you love Alice Faye you’ll love her paper doll? Sure, let’s go with that. Produced in 1992 by B. Shackman & Co. in New York, this vintage paper doll measures 9″ and comes with 5 costumes and 5 hats. She has never been opened…
1919 Edwin Boese mechanical valentine, standing approximately 17 cm (6.7″) tall and 10 cm (4′) wide. This antique Valentine’s Day card has great colour and no tears; some creases are visible on the upper portion of the cello. There is a small pencil mark on the back of this antique greeting card. Please take a…
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