Antique columnist Roy Booth writes about the development of the velocipede into the bicycle of today.

The pristine farmstead is a unique blend of old and new buildings. A Yankee style barn built in 1889 is used for hay storage and heifer housing, while a two-story bank barn built around 1876 is used for calves and breeding-age heifers. A new barn houses bred heifers and dry cows.

Antique columnist Roy Booth writes about the marks of distinction in 18th century gem settings.

Antique columnist Roy Booth writes about button collecting before plastic.

Canadian consignments were in demand at the 2001 Ohio Spring Classic and Jackpot Sale sponsored by the Ohio Jersey Breeder’s Association.

Justina Morlock and Todd Denes were recognized as the outstanding FFA students during Black River FFA’s annual student recognition banquet.

Johnna Mangun will be wearing two hats for the Buckeye Career Center FFA Chapter during the coming year.

Classic car imposters abound, particularly in sunny California. Antique columnist Roy Booth suggests how to tell the wanna-bes from the real thing.

Antique columnist Roy Booth writes about looking at American culture and at Native Americans through the painted picture.

Antique columnist Roy Booth writes about the evolving art of making jars and vials in which people keep their healing potions.