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Buyer's Guide The April 2007 Vol. 23, No. 4 Carousel $5.95 News & Trader Buyer’sBuyer’s GuideGuide Carousel News & Trader, April 2007 www.carouselnews.com 1 Carousel restoration completed for Greenville, MS, Armitage Herschell COMPLETE CAROUSEL RESTORATION • NEW CAROUSELS FIGURE RESTORATION • NEW CARVINGS • CARVING KITS CARVING CLASSES • GIFT SHOP, AND MORE... For more information e-mail us at info@carouselmagic.com CAROUSEL MAGIC 44 West 4th St., P.O. Box 1466 Mansfield, OH 44901 (419) 526-4009 Fax (419) 526-4561 ON THE COVER APRIL 2007 Vol. 23, No. 4 The 1901 Armitage Herschell is finally home in Greenville, MS again after a complete restoration by Carousel Magic! In this issue: Dan’s Desk .................................................... 6 Carver’s Corner ........................................... 10 Colorado Carousel Society .......................... 15 NCA to Visit Lagoon H-S .............................. 21 Greenville’s Carousel is Back ....................... 23 The Carousel News & Trader Nancy’s Restoration Studio .......................... 29 11001 Peoria Street • Sun Valley, CA 91352-1631 Phone/Fax: 818-332-7944 • 800-558-7969 Email: sales@carouselnews.com Calendar of Events ................................. 30 Web: http://www.carouselnews.com Daniel Horenberger ..................................... Publisher Woodson to Host Carousel Exhibit ............... 35 Roland Hopkins ................................. Managing Editor Noreene Sweeney ........................... Associate Editor Ted McDonald ............................................ Webmaster C. W. Parker Museum .................................. 39 Lisa McDonald ........................................... Controller Founding Editor, Nancy Lynn Loucks (1985-1992) London Holiday Carousels ........................... 43 Subscriptions: (12 Issues per year) $35 per year U.S. • $65 two years Classifieds .................................................... 48 $55 per year Canada • $95 per year Foreign (U.S. funds) THE CAROUSEL NEWS & TRADER, 11001 Peoria Street, Sun Valley, CA 91352-1631 Phone/Fax (818) 332-7944. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: U.S., $35.00 per year; Canada, $55.00 in U.S. funds; all other foreign, $95.00 in U.S. funds. (No foreign checks accepted). U.S. dollar Money Orders, American Express, VISA, MasterCard and Discover are accepted. Back issues: See ad in this issue. Publishing monthly by The Carousel News & Trader, LLC Founding Editor: Nancy Lynn Loucks, 1985 to 1992. Publisher: Daniel Horenberger. Managing Editor: Roland Hopkins. Associate Editor: Noreene M. Sweeney. Printed at Lithtex Northwest, Bellingham, WA. Regular Contributing Writers: As submitted. Regular Contributing Photographers: As submitted. The views and opinions expressed by contributors to this publication are not necessarily those of the editor. The Carousel News & Trader reserves the right to edit any material submitted for publication. THE CAROUSEL NEWS & TRADER is published by The Carousel News & Trader 11001 Peoria Street, Sun Valley, CA 91352. Email: sales@carouselnews.com, web: www.carouselnews.com STANDARD RATE POSTAGE paid at print/mailing facility. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to THE CAROUSEL NEWS & TRADER, 11001 Peoria Street, Sun Valley, CA 91352-1631. 4 www.carouselnews.com Carousel News & Trader, April 2007 SATURDAY JUNE 23, 2007 Presented by: Miles and Ron Craig 217-735-3308 Preview: Friday Noon - 8 pm Saturday 9 to 10 am Consignments Wanted 5th Annual Auctioneer Team of Spieth and Satow Carousel News & Trader, April 2007 www.carouselnews.com 5 From Dan’s Desk The original ani- Message from the publisher, Dan Horenberger mals were sold at auction. These are little bits of information that come across my You can see the desk. Some will become bigger stories in future issues of ad for George be- the CN&T; others are just passed-along information. low, if you have any- Bonfante Gardens in Gilroy, CA, has changed its thing he could use. name to Gilroy Gardens. Gilroy is the garlic capitol of the world, and has a great garlic festival every year. The Getting around Brass park is also adopting a new mascot, Gil, a garlic-themed Union Park in character. Gilroy Gardens is a non-profit organization Des Moines, Iowa, Ring and is California’s only horticultural theme park. Of its 40 should be a lot eas- attractions, there are two carousels: a small Mangels kid- ier next year. die carousel and one of the three Illions Supremes ever The park was made. The carousel was supplied by John Daniel. Believe built in 1894 and is home of the Heritage Carousel, which it or not, at one time Mr. Daniel owned all three of the Il- is currently getting a $1.6 million in improvements. Right lions Supreme carousel frames. Today, he still has what now, the only way to move from the carousel to the wad- is considered by many as the finest carousel ever carved, ing pool and slide is by crossing the parking lot. With the the Illions Supreme that was last operated at the L.A. reconfiguration of the lot, which will also be resurfaced, County Fairgrounds. The lead animal from that carousel, walking paths will be incorporated so that park visitors “The American Beauty” Rose horse, can be seen on the have a safer way to venture between attractions. Last cover of the book Painted Ponies. year the carousel had 38,000 riders and as soon as the weather warms up it will be ready for another season. The other Illions Supreme is in the collection of George Schott. George is looking for original Illions horses to buy The Hines Carousel Gardens Amusement Park in so he can repopulate the carousel with original pieces. City Park in New Orleans will reopen for the first time The carousel last operated at Circus World in Florida. since Hurricane Katrina. Although the antique carousel, There is still George Schott a spot reserved for 839 Main St. your treasured Illions Lewiston, ME 04240 horse on an operating Illions Supreme Call (207) 946-7972 Carousel! 6 www.carouselnews.com Carousel News & Trader, April 2007 built in 1906, remains closed for repairs, many of the at- tractions, including the Rockin’ Tug, bumper cars, Red Baron mini-plane, Scrambler, 40-foot fun slide, Umbrella cars, and the Live Oak Lady Bug roller coaster under the old oaks will be ready for little riders. Additionally, the two miniature trains are once again touring the park. The amusement park, which is open seasonally, will be open Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.. Storyland, which is next to the amusement park, is also open on weekends, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information call (504) 482-4888. More drama in Memphis. In the last few months Lib- ertyland has received about $600,000 worth of damage from vandalism, making it even harder to get a new park operator to move in. The damage was not only normal graffiti, but some- thing much more serious. All of the copper wire and plumbing was stolen from the buildings. Some other sticky points for the new operators is that the roller coaster was sold, taking away one of the two center pieces for the site. Memphis owns the carousel, but its final destination hasn’t been guaranteed. To make matters worse, the mayor revealed a plan to turn the old amusement park into a new stadium site. We’ll keep you up to date on the outcome. RESTORATIONS BY WOLF • Cover Quality • Professional Restorations • Photo Documentation • Affordable Prices Steve Crescenze 8480 Gunston Rd Welcome, MD 20693 www.carouselrestorations.com Buy & Sell Antique Figures (301) 932-2734 Carousel News & Trader, April 2007 www.carouselnews.com 7 Dan’s Desk cont. his way over, too. I have to say it was one of the finest restorations I’ve ever seen, and one of the cleanest car- ousels around. They really take pride in their carousel. It’s a very nice museum complex with a new traction train exhibit opening soon. Well worth the visit, if you are in the area. The Nunley carousel has finally found a home. After years of fighting and arguing, the politicians came to their senses and are allowing the carousel to go where the public fought for years to place it. Its new home will be Museum Row, a stretch of Charles Lindbergh Boulevard that is also home to the Cradle of Aviation Museum, the Children’s Museum of Long Island, the Long Island Museum for Science and Technology, and the Nassau County Firefighter’s Museum. This is a natural place for the carousel. The bidding for the restoration has just end- ed and the winning company will be announced soon. Dan (left) with Michael Des Mazes and the Burnaby Village C. W. Parker carousel. Carousel riding in California has changed forever. This spring, the State of California Ride inspectors had While driving around Canada the other day, I had a new idea; “Let’s change something that has worked some time to kill. I decided to drop in and visit the Burnaby safely for 100 years and make it better.” Village Museum near Vancouver and see their restored All of the carousels we enjoyed with no ugly fence in Parker carousel. Although it was closed, we were able to the way are gone. Now we all have a nice 42 inch tall find Michael Des Mazes who has worked at the museum fence around every carousel, destroying the sight line for for years, mostly on the carousel. With a phone call, soon the public. Why? Because they said so. Steve Alderson, the head maintenance person, was on In all of the years of operation there was never an acci- Your heirloom rocking horse will be unique, Victorian intricately carved and brush-painted in original carousel styles. No design is ever dupicated. Each one-of-a-kind Heirloom creation is numbered and signed by the artist. You will own Rocking the only one. This timeless classic will be cherised Horses for generations. Riding Edition 48”L x 30”H Call us today at Collectable 24”L x 13”H 518-677-3212. Also available carousel restoration • custom orders CAMBRIDGE ROCKING HORSE 97 Route 74 (South Cambridge) Buskirk, NY 12028 email: heppster@capital.net 8 www.carouselnews.com Carousel News & Trader, April 2007 dent.
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