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RHINEBECKPft2, N.Y . Happy Birtkday, Aileen O. Webb What more can we add to the words of countless world famous craftsmen wko Kave sent you 85th birtkday greetings ...

"How does one adequately say thank you for more than half a life time of service and devotion to the cause of American crafts and crafts people.' ' 'Thirty years ago we met at the School for American Craftsmen, since that day my respect for you has grown a thousand fold. Each year brought new reasons as the various parts of ACC grew and came into being. Tou proved your ability for leadership, along with your dedication to the craft movement in never losing sight of your final goal — the establishment of the World Craft Council." "For a long time I have wanted to thank you for your sincere efforts in en- couraging crafts, from the early Putnam County projects and the America House of the40's — to the ripening and blooming of the American Craftsmen's Council. It has meant much to craftsmen throughout the years, and to those now — that we have a reestablished place in this country s society. "Not all craftsmen know you. Not all craftsmen have heard of you. But every craftsman in the world, from the most anonymous to the most arrogant, is in- debted to you. The ripples you started have spread and grown to waves. ' 'Tour creative vision and steadfast dedication have made all this possible to the craftsmen of America and the world." "Such grace of character — an example indeed, with which to equate the inten- tion and success of a World Ha ndcraft Community. I am glad to have lived in the time of its radiation for good — and I am honored to be able to acknowledge your influence as cause and renewal." ....your vision of the importance of crafts in our society, to those who use them as well as those who create them, and your determination in giving the support and encouragement to make this vision a reality has been a milestone in the cultural growth of our country.' ' 'Toward the many values of craft (both use and metaphor) you, by your years of devoted effort, have aided so many people. I join them in gratitude and ap- preciation and fondness. With great admiration, warm love and heartfelt gratitude the Northeast Craft Fair, Ltd. wishes you a Happy 85th Birthday. crafNORTHEAST CRAFT FAIR, LTDt. fair BOARD OF DIRECTORS 12 ACC TRUSTEES — Mrs. Barbara Rockefeller, 29 West 53rd Street, New York, New York 10019 R. Leigh Glover, 196 Shonnard Terrace, Yonkers, New York 10701 Mary Nyburg, Box 24, Garrison, Maryland 21055 Contents HONORARY CHAIRMAN — Mrs. Vanderbilt Webb THE HISTORY OF THE NORTHEAST CRAFT FAIR STATE REPRESENTATIVES — John Heller, 526 Thompson Carolyn Kriegman 2 Street, Halifax, Mass. 02338 Sansea Sparling, P.O. Box 81, New Haven, Vermont 05472 THE NORTHEAST REGION OF THE MEMBERS-AT-LARGE — Harold Helwig, 225 Highland AMERICAN CRAFT COUNCIL Avenue, Buffalo, New York 14222 Mary Nyburg 8 Elaine Koretsky, 756 Washington Street, Brookline, Mass. 02146 Carolyn Kriegman, 18 Lake Shore Drive, Montville, N. J. STATE REPRESENTATIVES 07045 NORTHEAST REGION ASSEMBLY 8 CHAIRMAN — John Heller A DIRECTORY OF EXHIBITING CRAFTSPERSONS PRESIDENT — Carol Sedestrom, Northeast Craft Fair, Ltd., P.O. Box 10, 153 Main Street, New Paltz, New York 12561 Alphabetically 9 (914) 255-0039

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT — JoAnn Brown A DIRECTORY OF EXHIBITING CRAFTSPERSONS By Media 22 CRAFT FAIR 12 PERSONNEL A DIRECTORY OF EXHIBITING CRAFTSPERSONS GROUNDS LAY OUT: Isabel Parks, Warren Hullow, Eileen and Rick Schlag By Booth Number i 26 CRAFTSMEN REGISTRATION: Barb and Mike Feno A DIRECTORY OF SHOPS & GALLERIES 29 SUPPLIERS SHOW: John Davis

SHOP & GALLERY REGISTRATION — Pat Littlefield A DIRECTORY OF CRAFT EQUIPMENT AND

INFORMATION BOOTH: Marliene Froke MATERIAL SUPPLIERS 32 CRAFTSMAN'S BANK: Jerry Hovanec DISPLAY ADVERTISING 1977 STANDARDS COMMITTEE: Glenda Arentzen, Lillian Ball, John Heller, Robert Libby (The Spectrum, Inc.), Mark Lindquist, Schlag Studio, Josh Simpson, Sansea Sparling, A MAP OF CRAFT FAIR 12 Bobbi Yound CRAFT FAIR 12 OFFICIAL DIRECTORY 1977/Published by The Northeast Craft Fair thanks all personnel the Northeast Craft Fair, Ltd./Additional copies are available listed above for their efforts and extends a through the Northeast Craft Fair office, P.O. Box 10, New thank you to all craftsmen who have contributed Paltz, New York 12561 (914) 255-0039. Single copies cost their time and energy to the growth and de- $1.50, including first class postage and handling. Checks velopment of the Fair. should be made payable to Northeast Craft Fair, Ltd. The History of Northeast Craft Fair Nor storm nor rain shall stay them from their Thus, the craftsmen who found themselves warm- appointed rounds might well paraphrase the North- ing by the Vermont fireplace were intimately aware east Craft Fair, now celebrating its twelfth anni- of the need for crafts to enlarged marketplaces, and versary, despite some hefty interference from Mother they had come there in the hope that one could in- Nature. deed be created. Actually, the Northeast Fair was born as whirl- ing snow fell and drifted heavily against a ski lodge The middle sixties, when all this drama began, where a group of craftsmen, wearied by the minimal did not enjoy the wealth of crafts activities that the visibility and unplowed roads that conspired to frus- seventies have nourished. Craftsmen had scant oc- trate their journey, huddled together to trade stories casion and great need to bring their work to the at- of their trek from the assorted states that represented tention of store owners and the buying public. Thus, home base for each. They had made the trip to in- when the Assembly sought to have a fair, it was in spect the facilities in Stowe, Vermont, as the result response to this need. What they lacked in experience of an earlier and rather casual suggestion that they in running a fair, they had in seemingly endless en- might get together one fine day and have a craft ergies fed by a common cause to spur them on. fair. As good ideas have a way of doing, this one couldn't be laid to rest, so when the Stowe lodge was Thus the first fair held at Stowe in August of suggested as a possible summer site, the sponsoring 1965 was homegrown, boasting a volunteer commit- committee was off and away to look at it. tee that fast became expert in laying out exhibition These dauntless travelers were none less than spaces, hand lettering signs, travelling the local high- the bulk of the members of the Northeast Assembly ways to tack up travel directions, dealing with all the of the American Crafts Council. The American Crafts varied, large and small, .crises that seemed to crop Council, a national membership organization, has as up when least expected, putting on crafts demonstra- its prime goal the education of the public in an under- tions and programs designed to edify or amuse the standing of, and appreciation for, crafts. Among its exhibitors, and through it all to maintain rampant many associated activities, it publishes Craft Ho- good humor and develop a camraderie that has been rizons, a wide-ranging handsome magazine, and runs an abiding element in every craft fair since. the Museum of Contemporary Crafts in New York City. The Council is divided into six regional divis- There were seventy-odd participants that first ions, and within each of these there is an elective summer who thoroughly enjoyed all the programs and body of craftsmen called the Assembly, who serve to experiences that came their way, and who were no- bring the needs of their fellow craftsmen to the na- ticeably flattered by the visits of several crafts not- tional group. ables who came, prompted by their curiosity, and who then stayed to pause readily at each of the booths, en- joying the work presented and the sense of pioneer- ing zeal that seemed to enhance on everyone. Craftspeople dote on such occasions, not just for the hope of financial gain, nor for the inherent advantages of being able to share technical and re- source information at first hand, but also because of the underlying social bonuses. Because the exhibitors came from a diverse geographical spectrum and were quick to realize the promise of renewing old friend- ships and generating many new ones. The Committee, aware of these social instincts, decided to undertake an ox roast, as one of their efforts. While this was an endeavor as new to them as staging a fair, they soon found themselves out digging a huge pit, spitting an enormous ox purchased for the purpose from the nearby Trapp Family Lodge, firing in the newly dug cavern, and beginning a twenty-four hour vigil to keep the flames alive and the beast basted. It was a jolly crew that turned the spit through the night, and a grateful and hungry crowd that partook of the generous sandwiches that were the ultimate bounty of the crew's dedication. In recalling the culinary feat, the committee esti- mated it required ten gallons of wine to sauce the ox, and five fifths of whiskey to juice them. The weather that weaves its troublesome way through the Craft Fair's history began a withering campaign that week, alternating between heat that scorched and dried the area to a turn, and rain that soon turned to scudding white caps on the sea that had been the parking lot. Mother Nature had come prepared to exhibit and amaze with some of her more creative efforts as well. While the crowds didn't amount to what the fondest dreams had hoped they would, there were enough visitors so that most of the craftsmen tallied sufficient gain to cover their expenses. With that en- couragement, the sponsoring committee-members, co- incidentally exhausted and exhiliarated, with the measured success of their first foray, put away their fatigue and began to discuss Craft Fair 2, confident they could lick any problems that Craft Fair 1 had sprung on their inexperience. Larger quarters seemed a necessity, so with the aid once again of the Vermont Development Agency which had helped to secure the Stowe site, the Com- mittee elected to move the fair to Mt. Snow, another ski facility with summer space available. An early sign of the burgeoning interest in the crafts was borne by the increased number of appli- cants for Craft Fair 2. Little did those early organiz- ers realize, but they had seized a lion by the tail. The second year sales doubled, convincing many craftsmen that they could indeed make a living in their field. Some of the most dedicated volunteers working to put on later fairs have been those original participants whose gratitude for the opportunity the fair presented is immeasurable. There is no way, un- fortunately, to tally the many success stories that had their beginnings at Stowe, and at every fair since, but they are legion. Several are familiar to every participant, each of whom delight in the telling. That year there was also an ox roast, but this example would nominate and vote for the potter time Mother Nature brought wind and rain in such in their midst whom they most admired who would a spitting deluge that even the best scouts couldn't then judge their work. Jurors thus recognized, receiv- keep the fire lit in the roasting pit, as it filled to ed a very special honor from their compatriots, but the brim so fast that no amount of bailing could in those days the jurying was done face to face, so empty it or keep the spluttering logs from floating the jurors were asked to state for all to hear, their away. The operators of the ski lodge took pity on the reasons for accepting or rejecting work submitted for bedraggled craftsmen-cum-barbecue-aprons, relieved inclusion in the "Court of Honor", as the special them of the soaked ox, and roasted it in proper ovens presentation was then called. The lively discussions in the big lodge kitchen, once again giving the crafts- that ensued were more the rule than the exception, men a fine communal feast, and adding to the tall as can be readily imagined, and provided a very tales that grow and flourish in such an atmosphere. healthy interchange of experience and opinion. Such major craftspeople as Peter Voulkous, Glenn Kaufman and Pat Esch came to Craft Fair 2 While the public was still not coming in the vast and demonstrated their techniques. The emphasis, in numbers that have become typical of the recent the hours that each fair is closed to the public, is markets, myriad stores and galleries, some of them always on education. Merchandising seminars drew among the nation's most prominent, had discovered on the talents of major shop and gallery owners. How the event to be a unique source for exciting work. to write invoices, pack for shipment, understand Whole new careers, reputations, and artistic direc- wholesale terms, and the like were invaluable pointers tions sprang from the anonymity of those multitudin- gleaned from such sessions. The exhibitors, encour- ous and variegated displays. aged by growing sales, but intimidated by retailing terms and expressions new to them, appreciated these But the list of participants grew too long for the informed instructors. space available, so once again the fair sought a new home, lighting finally in the beautiful Bennington, Nothing could stay the tide by now. Before Craft Vermont high school, designed by renowned architect Fair 2 was over, Craft Fair 3 was a foregone conclu- Ben Thompson, and just opened. Its fine contempor- sion, and when it appeared, craftsmen filled every ary lines, handsome interior spaces, and expansive available indoor and tailgate space. For the third time a juried exhibition was held to apprise the public surrounding promised a permanent home. Moreover, of the excellent work available in the booths. Jurors, Bennington, a quaint village boasting a fine museum, as in the prior years, were elected from and by the rich history, and wonderful shops and restaurants, exhibitors by media. Therefore, all the potters, for was square at the crossroads of the Berkshires. Its many tourist attractions were equally sup- ported by fine accomodations, provided visitors to the area with unbounded comfort. The craftsmen, too, enjoyed their own home away from home, as most found bed and board on the beautiful Bennington College campus, vacated by classes for the summer. Having their own community at the high school by day and the college by night drew the group, now enlarged with so many new members, even closer to- gether. Craft Fair 4 was unique in one respect. It be- gan earlier than the others with a Conference with M. C. Richards, potter, teacher, and philosopher, as the keynote speaker, setting a pace that the various group leaders, exploring divergent approaches to aesthetic principles found exciting to match. In those long hours of discussion, the bright Vermont air was filled with the vitality of shared or disputed ideas. And when the fair opened, crowds did indeed come. The local banks totaled record breaking de- posits from every business in town, attesting to the Fair's attraction. The inns all boasted "No Vacan- cy" signs, the restaurants required reservations for service, and the slowly moving traffic spread ever farther back in seeking entrance to town. Everyone was delighted. Even the television stations in Albany came to cover the event, and gave glowing reports for the evening news viewers, spurring greater in- terest, of course, for subsequent days. Craft Fair 5 returned to Bennington, this time with an added attraction of beautifully designed but- tons, given to each entrant as the admission fee was paid. Craftsmen, too, had their own version of the button, which acted as their entry permit. The but- tons became collectors' items at once, and those wearing them into town were besieged by people wanting to know where they, too, could acquire one. They were so popular that the use of a button was to be continued for two more years. Mother Nature, who had been sitting on the sidelines for a spell, was not one to go without due not- ice for long. That year she tried to stem the human tide with some diversions of her own, bringing all her ferocity to bear with winds and rains of hurricane force. Early one morning, a commuting resident saw that the winds were angrily tossing about the ex- hibitor's tents in the outside area, and called the college to seek help in battening down the canvas before the work beneath was ruined. Although dawn had hardly broken, the craftsmen roused themselves at once, and hit the highway en masse to save the blowing tents before the damages were irreparable. Many of those whose work was threatened were camp- ing at a state park, and never knew of the crisis, but the spirit that draws craftsmen together is what led to the group effort that saved the day. It was a funny sight, watching those early birds in the assorted finery they chose to don in a hurry, slogging around the embattled area, trying to right the tipping and flood- ing displays. More than one was heard to mutter that there ought to be a workshop on how to pitch tents properly at the next fair so that when next Mother Nature chose to have a squalling tantrum, everyone could stay snugly abed. Ultimately the crowds coming to the Northeast Craft Fair provoked a dual problem. Because so many people thronged through its aisles, more and more cants, and select the participants from among them. craftsmen sought to exhibit also. Not only were the Thus Craft Fair 9 was the first of all the Northeast visitors cheek to jowl everywhere, but there was just Crafts Fair in which all exhibitors had undergone and no way to squeeze in one more booth. So after four passed such a screening procedure. glorious years in an idyllic setting, the fair packed up 1100 stores came from all over the nation to and left the high school, bidding Bennington a fond stock their shelves, reordering from old favorites and adieu, thankful for its patient hospitality every one unearthing new treasures. Many major art collectors, of those years. too, had become familiar faces among the hordes of By now the stature of the Northeast Fair was visitors. And those who had dropped into Craft Fair such that sponsors of various potential sites sent 8 out of curiosity alone, were back threefold; this time emissaries with proposals recommending the glories because they knew what awaited them and they could of each. Because participants come from all through hardly wait to talk with and buy from the craftsmen the Northeast, a location hard by the major travel whose work had so fascinated them the year before. routes seemed preferable. The committee was seek- But they came with an entourage of friends infected ing a place large enough to house 500 such souls, as by a contagion of their excitement. Whatever the that seemed the ideal number to serve the fair's needs magic that sparked Craft Fair 1, it had become an for all time. Such a site would need also to park epidemic by Craft Fair 9. And when Mother Nature hundreds of cars, and be able to provide some sort visited again, she found she was little noticed, as the of simple repast for the thousands who had become eager crowds donned raingear of such determined annual visitors to the fair. character that there was nary a damp member to be seen. In all, these new and old friends totalled al- The undertaking was no longer a casual affair, most 40,000. and most committee members spent a full year in their preparatory roles. Those charged with selecting Craft Fair 10 looked back on a decade of rare a new site visited several before the Dutchess County accomplishment, pasting in its memory book lengthy Fairgrounds in Rhinebeck won the final nod. accolades in such national publications as Seventeen, Better Homes and Gardens, House Beautiful, and As with every new step, temerity was the order McCall's Needlework and Crafts among them. of the day. Before the fair was fully in site, both Rhinebeck and the craftsmen could detect a very Fifteen hundred craftspeople applied for con- mutual wait and see attitude. sideration to the jury, elected from and by the pre- vious year's exhibitors. Many who were selected were But once the wraps were off, the spirit of wel- participants for the very first time, which speaks come was contagious. At first visitors came expecting highly for the fine preparation they have received in another version of the renowned Dutchess County the country's schools and colleges, and for the dedi- Fair that is an annual August presentation. They were somewhat surprised that there wasn't a chicken or cation to unique design and painstaking technique cow in the place, but their surprise led them to inspect they must display to earn a spot under such competi- these newcomers and their wares thoroughly, and the tive circumstances. joy of discovery was vocal and universal. Earlier that week, there had been the wholesale days, when stores and galleries come to place their fall orders or schedule exhibits. They had come in record numbers, and been rabidly appreciative of the new location, so convenient to New York City, and yet in such lovely countryside. Not only was there the fair to visit, but the whole Hudson Valley beckoned. They could place their orders early, and then go on to ex- plore Rip Van Winkle's homeland at leisure. The fair committee ran headlong into a knotty problem even before this first event at Rhinebeck opened. Up to and including that year, craftsmen received their spaces on a first come, first serve basis, but the site's proximity to New York held as great an allure for the craftsmen as for the wholesale buyers, and the committee was overwhelmed by eight hundred applications almost the instant they could be received, destroying at once the happy thought that five hun- dred spaces would serve the fair's needs eternally. Thus the Assembly was faced with the choice, it second year at Rhinebeck, of increasing the fair beyond five hundred exhibitors, or finding some other method of selection. It was soon apparent that a top of five hundred was about all that could be dealt with prac- tically, and almost more than the visiting public could handle. Ultimately a committee of selection was estab- lished, whose role it was to view slides of all appli- Behind the fair's public face, however, a hunch personal joy in creating work that is at once decora- had grown into a conviction that the fair's burgeon- tive and useful. Her interest has prompted her to use ings warranted some changes in behalf of greater fine American crafts as decorative elements in the effectiveness and efficiency. Vice President's official residence, as well as to visit After eight years of producing the fair as a totally centers of crafts activity throughout the nation. volunteer effort, involved craftsmen decided it now One of her first trips was to the formal opening demanded year-round concentration, so a full-time director was hired, along with a skelton staff, and a of the Winter Market in Baltimore. And Mrs. Mondale lease taken on a small office, although it was de- wasn't the only aficionado to tour the 330 exhibits. termined that volunteers would still fill in as needed. More than 14,000 guests followed her example the Next a Board of Directors was formed to guide plan- first day that the Market was open to the public, ning, write operational by-laws, and ultimately form further celebrating the sense of welcome the entire a business corporation. city had lavished upon the Market, it's sponsors, and it's participants. By Craft Fair 1 1, all that was at long last, been accomplished. 1976 also marks the final year when Thus, a new era is taking shape, one in which only one craft fair would be staged under the new the handmade object will be increasingly sought and corporation's aegis as in February 1977, the first treasured. That hearty band that traveled in the face winter fair was held at the Baltimore Civic Center, of Mother Nature's swirling snow were visionaries presenting both traditional and contemporary crafts, who sensed that such an era would come, and who a concept new to Northeast Craft Fair, Ltd., as the played a dramatic role in hastening it forward. fledgling corporation was called. The Northeast Craft Fair office, now in larger This new event was a perfectly natural next step quarters and blessed with a growing staff, is also in an orderly progression, responding directly to the called upon to act as consultants to other craft groups pleas from craftsmen for year-long attention, and to across the country in need of guidance in developing those from stores which do a great proportion of craft events of their own. It has developed an In- formation Exchange Service which acts to aid crafts- their annual business during the summer months, people in checking credit references of stores eager and therefore must rejuvenate their inventories as to purchase their work. A new division, Liaison, has soon as they've packed away the Christmas tinsel. recently been developing, which has among it's several, goals, the greater use of crafts by architects, interior Once again, the public was invited to see and savor designers, retailers, trade and consumer magazines. all that the very best craftsmen east of the Mississippi Liaison has been collecting a library of slides, photos, have to offer, as the boundaries of participation were and pertinent information on the work of its member thus enlarged. craftspeople and circulating those among perspective Thus, in the twelve years since the Summer customers, generating new marketing, public rela- Market began, crafts have moved from virtual ob- tions, and exhibition opportunities. Thus a major scurity in the nation's consciousness to a force recog- retailer, for example, interested in presenting a craft nized as vital in our everyday lives in both practical exhibition of general or specific nature, national or and aesthetic terms. Further proof of that comes from local in scope, could call upon Liaison to develop it no less a source than the First Ladies of our nation for him. who have chosen to use American crafts as focal points for important social events and with significant As the new Winter Market divides its booth interest in interior design. Mrs. Carter, the President's space among heritage and contemporary crafts, so wife, invited the wives of the nation's Senators for the craftsmen from those divergent spheres come to the traditional luncheon last May 16; this time, know each other and grow in their mutual regard. served atypically, on handmade plates and from hand- And as the Winter Market's geographic circle em- blown glassware of twenty-four producing craftspeople braces all states east of the Mississippi, those friend- from across the nation. The napkin rings and center ships that have called craftsmen back again and pieces which enhanced each table were handmade again to the summer fair will widen a pace, calling also, wrought and created in the finest southeast an ever greater number into their reunions. tradition. Mrs. Carter expressed her own eagerness While the Fair seems to have come of age in a for the arrival of the first box of work and revealed business sense, it has never lost its ability to operate that it's unpacking generated an irrestible urge to be on a one to one basis with a craftsperson in need of there for each subsequent arrival and unwrapping. help, reassurance, direction, or sympathy, and it is this quality of concern that infuses the events with And when she spoke with the nation's press, their rare personality and sense of shared success. gathered to see the table-settings, for the first time, Craftspeople are unique in their diversity of tempera- she urged their recognition of crafts as an on-going ment, attitude, philosophy, and life style. And as long tradition engrained in our country's heritage since as the Northeast Craft Fair cherishes that spirit and the days of Paul Revere, and important to the quality presents it with pride, each event will be eagerly of our lives in the future. anticipated, enthusiastically enjoyed and warmly re- Mrs. Mondale, the wife of the Vice President, called. is a potter in her own right and is, thus, aware of the The Northeast Region of the American Crafts Council The American Crafts Council is a national mem- State Representatives bership organization which is divided into six geo- graphic regions. The Northeast Region comprises the CONNECTICUT states of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massa- chusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New Mory Sease, Three Woodland Road, Portland, Conn. Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and the 06480 District of Columbia. Evelyn Warner, Hill Farm, Middle Haddam, Conn. 06456 The ACC members in each state elect from among their members State Representatives who are DELAWARE delegates to the Regional Assembly. In addition, all David Warner, 1125 Crestover Road, Wilmington, of the members of the region elect a person to serve Delaware 19803 as Craftsman Trustee on the ACC Board of Trustees and a Program Co-ordinator for the Region. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA The Regional Assembly is responsible for de- Carolyn Hecker, 1841 Columbia Road, N.W., Wash- veloping and carrying out projects designed to further ington, DC 20009 the interests and aspirations of craftsmen. The North- east Craft Fair is only one of the programs developed MAINE by this Region . . . others include conferences, semi- Laurie Adams, RFD No. 37, Deer Isle, Maine 04627 nars, exhibitions, special publications, cooperative projects with other craft groups, and publication of MARYLAND a newsletter. Through these projects and programs, the Region strives to strengthen the work being done Jane Kelly Morais, 700 Dryden Drive, Baltimore, MD on a national level. Richard Mower, 19113 Roman Way, Gaithersburg, The programs of the Northeast Region depend MD 20760 almost entirely on the devoted energies of craftsmen MASSACHUSETTS and 'friends of the crafts' who work voluntarily to serve the goals of the American Crafts Council. If Vincent Ferrini, 86 Brook Street, Scituate, Mass. you are interested in learning more about the North- 02066 east Region and craft programs in your state, please David Halsey, PO Box 217, Leverett, Mass. 01054 feel free to contact your state representative. NEW HAMPSHIRE Northeast Regional Assembly Mark Lindquist, Patch Road, RFD 1, Henniker, N.H. Executive Committee Northeast Region 03242 TRUSTEE: Glenda Arentzen, Wesbeth A 511, 463 West Street, NEW JERSEY New York, New York 10014 Betty Park, 1 Dublin Road, Pennington, NJ 08534 PROGRAM CO ORDINATOR: Linda Tomaselli, 25 H¡Merest Ave., Fort Lee, NJ John Heller, 526 Thompson Street, Halifax, Mass. 07024 02338 EDITOR, NORTHEAST GAZETTE: NEW YORK Richard Pompian, 300 Riverside Drive, New York, Deborah Aguado, 325 Central Park West, New York, New York 10025, (212) 864-6245 NY Anthony Hepburn, Director of College of Ceramics, SUNY at Alfred, Alfred, NY 14802

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Donna L. Nicholas, Box 150, Edinboro, PA 16412 Paula Turner, 6832 Wayne Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19119 VERMONT

Judy Dodds, Box 16 A, Waitesfield, Vt. 05673 ARGENTERRE BY JULES SIEGEL HARRIET FORMAN BARRETT 57 Van Wycke Street/Croton-on-Hudson, 472 Myrtle Avenue/Brooklyn, New York/ A Directory of New York / 10520 /(212) 758-6243 / 11205 /(212) 857-0504/Jewelry (Gold Jewelry Booth 332 & Silver Booth 163

ARRAND LEATHER BARRICK CANDLES Exhibiting Schoolhouse / East Ryegate, Vermont / Box 5153 / Lancaster, Penn. / 17601 / 05042 / (802) 757"2062/Leather Booth (717) 569-1 1 17/Candles Booth 455 292 Craftspersons ROBERT WILLIAM BARTLETT ARTEMAS POTTERY Box 598 / Gouldsboro, Maine / 04607 / ACCENT MACRAME - SUSAN PETERS RR #1/Artemas, Penn. / 17211 / (814) (207) 546-2408/Blown Glass Booth 476 Pleasant Street/Saxtons River, Vermont/ 784-5846/Salt Glazed Pottery Booth 419 05154/ (802) 869-2558/Macrame Booth BASIC CREEK WOODWORKING 13 WO THE ARTWORKS Box 272/Clarksville, New York/12041/ Haverhill Road (Route 1 1 0) / Amesbury, (518) 768-2894/Wood Furniture Booth CARRIE ADELL Mass./01913 / (617) 388-5090 / Wood 423 1 1 Rambling Brook Road/Upper Saddle Sculpture Booth 108 River, N. J./07458 / (201) 327-6710/ ERIC C BAUER Precious Jewelry Booth 196 ASTRAL PROJECTIONS RR 1, Box 91-D / Fayston, Vermont/ 7147 W. Keeney Rd./Cuyler, New York/ 05673 / (802) 496-2574 / Forged Iron ARTHUR AHR 13050 / (607)842-6278/En./Jew. Booth Booth 53 Pines Hill Road/Sugar Loaf, New York/ 96 10981/ (914)469-2717/Wood Booth 67 BENNETT BEAN KAREN E. AUMANN RD #1 /Blairstown, N. J./07825 /(201) AIRLUME DESIGNS 326 South Street / Philadelphia, Penn. / 852-7426/Clay Booth 1 19 141 Lowell Road / E. Pepperell, Mass. /' 19147/(215) WA 3-5934 / Ceramics VERA BECKERHOFF 01437 / (617) 433-9323/Silver Jewelry Booth 379 Booth 429 RO RR 2 / Stowe, Vermont / 05672 / (802) 253-8243/Macrame Booth 74 ALETTA JAN AXEL Leonard Road/Shutesbury, Mass./01072/ 41 West 72nd Street/New York, N. Y./ THE BEDFORD WOOD WORKS, INC. (413) 256-01 74/Ceramics Booth 123 10023/ (212) 925-3033/Ceramics Booth 52 Babbitt Road / Bedford Hills, New 92 York/10507 / (914) 666-8719 / Wood SUZANNE ALEXANDER/ Booth 33 FRED BATEMAN BABY BIBO LTD. 41 1 Summer Street/Buffalo, New York/ 25.1 East 32nd Street/New York, N. Y./ BENTWOODESIGN 14213 /(716) 881-4244/Wood-Toys & 10016 /(212) 247-2777/Soft Sculpture 344 Bearer Dam Road/Brookhaven, New Sculpture Booth 453 Booth 237 York/1 1 7 1 9/Wood Sculpture Booth 38! AMARANTH LEATHER (Bobbi Young) NORMAN AND LILA BACON DENIS BERGER 31 School Street/Hatfield, Mass./01038/ P.O. Box 144 / Woodstock, New York / North Road / Harmony, Maine / 04942/ (413) 247-5886/Leathe/ Booth 106 12498 / (914) 338-0662, 679-2622 / (207) 683-5554 / Wooden Toys Booth Pottery Booth 270 405 ANGELA & TOM AMBROSINA 278 Old Ford Road / New Paltz, New JIM BAILEY ROBIN BERGER York/12561 / (914) 255-8961/Gold & Hemingway Rd./Brant Lake, New York/ Box 333 / St. Remy, New York/12401/ Silver Jewelry Booth 78 12815 / (518) 494-2278 / Ceramics/ (914) 331-9159 / Weaving / Clothing Fiber Booth 193 Booth 330 DOUGLAS P. AMIDON 139 Main St. / Sandwich, Mass./02563/ JOHN M. BAKER JAMES P. BERGREN (617) 888-1022 / Woodcarving Booth RD #1 Mountain Rd./Addison, Vermont/ 29 A Depot Avenue / Falmouth, Mass./ 126 05491 / (802) 759-2404 / Forged Iron 02540 /(617) 548-6052/Jewelry Booth Booth 341 468 AMITY LEATHER Box 223 RD 2/Warwick, N. Y./10990/ LOUISE BALDINGER LOUISE BERMONT (914) 258-4329/Leather Booth 80 1 045 Parkwood Blvd./Schenectady, New 1 14 West 17 Street / New York, N. Y./ York/12308/ (51 8) 377-3165./ Pottery 10011 / (212) 691-2821/Jewelry Booth AN ARTISON STUDIO Booth 181 285 Box 448/Henniker, N. H./03242/ (603) 428-7509 / Functional & Non-U. Ce- ROZ BALKIN PATRICIA & MICHAEL BERRINI ramics Booth 293 Box 679/Woodstock, New York/12498/ RD 1 / Norwood, New York / 13668 / (914) 679-8757/Jewelry Booth 291 (315) 353-241 1/Soft Toys Booth 56 BRUCE A. ANDERSON 1825 18th N.W. / Washington, D.C. / LILLIAN BALL GEORGE W. BERRY 20009 /(202) 234-1460/Jewelry Booth 32 Linnaean St. #3/Cambridge, Mass./ 10-3 Colony Manor / Rochester, New 274 02138/(617) 492-491 1/Fiber Booth 77 York/14623 / (716) 436-7978 / Wood Booth 376 GAYLE ANDERSON ROBERT STEVEN BANE RD #1 Peekskill Hollow Road / Putnam JOEL BESNARD Woodland Vally Road / Phoenicia, New Valley, New York / 10579 / <914) 528- 130 West 47th, #3D/New York, N. Y./ York/12464 / (914) 679-2378/Ancient 1371 /Leather Acc./Clothing Booth 352 10036 /(212) 575-1625/Jewelry Booth Ivory Jewelry & Accessories Booth 418 6 WO MARY ANGUS 111 East Main Street/Branford, Conn./ BANNER, MICHAEL J. WALTER BEZANIUK 06405 / (203) 488-9707 / Blown Glass Main Street, Box 341/West Stockbridge, 42 Elmwood Avenue / Irvington, N. J./ Booth 309 Mass./01266 / (41 3) 528-0421/Jewelry 071 1 1 /(201) 375-3257/Booth 6 RO Booth 355 CAROL ANSPACH RUTH BILOWUS 320 E. Orange Street/Lancaster, Penn./ JILLIAN KATHLEEN BARBER 357 Pennsylvania Avenue/Buffalo, N.Y./ 17602 /(717) 397-0985/Jewelry Booth Rural Route 1 / Wood River Junction, 14201 / (716) 883-2703 / Fiber Booth 450 Rhode Island/02894/(401 ) 364-3341/ 317 Ceramics Booth 395 ARACHNE HANDWEAVINGS DIANE BIRDSALL Box 333 / St. Remy, New York/12401/ SUSAN BARBERRY 333 Washington Street/Hartford, Conn./ (914) 331-9159 / Weaving / Clothing P.O. Box 218 / Churchville, Maryland/ 06106 / (203) 527-9766/Leather Booth Booth 330 21028 /(301) 679-3811 / Wood Toys 460 Booth 469 GLENDA ARENTZEN BITTERSWEET GLASSWORKS Westbeth A511. 463 West Street/New WERNER BARGSTEN 111 East Main Street/Branford, Conn./ York, N. 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Simsbury, Conn./06092/ Porcelain Pottery Booth 2 WO 1 WO (203) 658-5875 / Ceramics / Pottery Booth 276 DON BLUE BROOKTONDALE STONEWARE Hubbard Hill/Candor, New York/13743/ POTTERY Pottery Booth 24 RO CERAMIC IMAGES 58 Caroline Depot Road / Brooktondale, Zero Chauncy Street/Cambridge, Mass./ New York / 14817 / (607) 539-7184 / 02138/ (617) 547-1441/Tiles Booth 64 BLUE SKY GLASSWORKS Functional Pottery Booth 462 Box 596, Munro Street / Walden, New York/12586/ (914) 944-5086 / Stained CERAMICS OF PINE-OLIA BROWNS RIVER BINDERY Glass Booth 97 Gen. Delivery/High Falls, N. Y./12440/ Jericho, Vermont / 05465 /(802) 899- (687) 751 8/Ceramics Booth 340 FRANK BOLOGNA 4466/Bookbinding Booth 27 271 Western Ave./Lynn, Mass./01904/ CHAMPLAIN LEATHER (617) 592-2449/Pottery Booth 329 BULLS BRIDGE GLASSWORKS 34 Church Street / Burlington, Vermont/ RR Box 33, Route 7/Kent, Ct./06757 05401 / (802) 864-9510/Leather Booth JEREMY BOND 155 31 Thibault Parkway / Burlington, Vt. / RICHARD A. CHANDLER 05401 /Leather Booth 155 BRUNELLE P.O. Box 100/Montague, Mass./01351/ Old Wolfeboro Road, RFD/Alton, N.H./ BONE VOYAGE (413) 367-9559/Leather Booth 308 03809 / (603) 875-21 78/Leather Booth RD 4 / Enosburg Falls, Vermont/05450/ 141 (802) 933-4285 / Bone Carvings Booth DEBORAH D. BUMP 457 32 Fair Street / Newburyport, Mass. / STEPHEN & CINDY 01950 /(617) 462-2213 / Wood Booth CHANDLER-WORTH GARRET fir MELODY BONNEMA 495 WO Roaring Brook Road / Conway, Mass. / Main Street, Box 53 / Bethel, Maine / 01341 / (413) 369-4429 / Functional 0421 7 / (207) 824-2821 / Pottery Booth JUDITH BURCH Stoneware Pottery Booth 143 162 Box 116/ Swathmore, Penn. / 19081 / (215) 328-2469/Leather Booth 402 CHERRY BROOK POTTERS BORTMAN, DAVID C. E. Mountain Road/Canton Center, Conn./ P.O. Box 34 / Center Sandwich, N.H. / ROBERT BURCH 06020/ (203) 693-0097/Ceramics Booth 03227 /(603) 284-7008/Leather Booth Notch Hill Road/North Branford, Conn./ 391 225 06471 / (203) 481-3063 / Blown Glass Booth 259 CAROLE WONG CHESEK DENNIS BOSCH 63 Ashwood Ave./Summit, N. J./07901 / RD 4 / Enosburg Falls, Vermont/05450/ (201) 277-3892/Pottery Booth 54 (802) 933-4285 / Bone Carvings Booth RON BURKE 457 RR #1, Box 325 / Springvale, Maine / 04083 /(207) 324-9540/Pottery Booth SHARON CHURCH P.O. Box 4175 / Greenville, Delaware/ KEITH R. BOWLBY — JOHN P. GILVEY 201 19807 /Jewelry Booth 32 141 Lakeside Drive/Pawling, New York/ 12564/Blown Glass Booth 386 BURNT MOUNTAIN GLASSWORKS Frank Williams Road / Shelburne Falls, CIRCLE ROUND THE MOON HAL BOYER Mass./01370 / (413) 625-6145 / Blown RFD #2/Millbury, Mass./01527 / (617) 1222 Fawn Road/Saugerties, New York/ Glass Booth 76 865-9802/Jewelry Booth 432 12477/ (914) 246-4796/Wood Booth 60 CLAY BUSH ST. POTTERY 1204 Ocean Avenue / Sea Bright, N. J./ GEORGE A. BRACE 42 Bush Street / S. Dartmouth, Mass./ 07760 /(201) 842-4110 / Raku Booth Campbell Hill / Cherryfield, Me./04622/ 02748 /(617) 996-2055/Pottery Booth 195 (207) 546-7954 / Blacksmithing Booth 354 325 FRANCIS T. BYRNE CLAY WORKS, ETC. JAMES 0. BRACE 37 Clemence Street / Providence, Rhode 96 Forman Street / Fair Haven, N. J. / Box 190, RD 1/Myerdale, Penn./15552/ Island/02903/ (401 ) 351 -3738/Jewelry 07701 / (201 ) 842-8220/Ceramics Booth Blacksmithing Booth 325 & Holloware Booth 347 249 JOHN C. BRADFORD FRANK CLEGG BRYS AND CLAIRE CABILES 65 Pennacook - P.O. Box 1029 / Oak 378 Walter Street / Fall River, Mass. / 385 Main Street/Dalton, Mass./01226/ Bluffs, Mass./02557/ (617) 693-9215/ 02724 / (617) 672-4574/Leather Booth (413) 684-3236 / Woodworking Booth Wooden Toys Booth 49 435 465 PETER B RAM HALL MICHELLE GAMM CLIFTON P.O. Box 163 / Bridgewater, Vt./05034/ NAOMI CAHANA Avery Road/Garrison, New York/10524/ (802) 672-5141 /Blown Glass Booth 278 682 Broadway/New York, N. Y./10012/ (914) 424-3633 / Soft Sculpture Booth (212) 777-21 19/Porcelain Booth 107 253 BRANDYWINE GLASSWORKS Notch Hill Road/North Branford, Conn./ CAMBRIDGE SMITHY MICHELLE CLIFTON 06471 / (203) 481-3063 / Hand-blown RD/Cambridge, Vermont/05444 / (802) 75 Main Street/Cold Spring, New York/ Glass Booth 259 644-5358/Forged Iron Booth 111 10516 /(914) 424-3633/Booth 253

JUDY BRANFMAN CANOPUS HOLLOW COBLE-COREY RFD #1, Box 1 lOA/Pomfret Center, Ct./ 5 Meher Circle / Woodstock, New York/ P.O. Box 2383 / Rochester, New York / 06259/ (203) 974-0276/Weaving Booth 12498 /(914) 679-9266/Gold & Silver 14623 / (716) 328-4712/Jewelry Booth 487 RO Jewelry Booth 138 25 WO

KENNETH R. BRAY ALEXANDER CAPERNA ARTHUR L. COHEN 14 West Main St./Clinton, N.J./08809/ 2027 West 5th Street / Brooklyn, N. Y./ 235 West 102 Street/New York, N. Y./ (201) 735-4838/Jewelry (Gold & Silver) 11223/(212) CO 6-3838/Wooden Toys 10025 /(212) 850-5982/Jewelry (Gold Booth 426 Booth 8 RO & Silver) Booth 436 RICHARD COHEN J. RICHARD CRONIN 9 Vz First Street / Warwick, New York/ ROBERT DEEBLE RFD #1, Box 78A / Dixmont, Maine/ Happy Valley Rd./Middlebury, Vermont/ 10990/ (914) 986-3587/Wood Furniture 04932 /(207) 234-4603/Jewelry Booth Booth 16 RO 05753/ (802) 388-7085/Pottery & Glass 151 Booth 220 CONTEMPORARY ENAMELS JOHN J. CROUSE DOUGLAS DEIHL/ 67 Fenwick Road/Buffalo, N. Y./14221/ 27 West Main St./Wolcott, N.Y./14590/ ROBIN L. HODGKINSON (716) 632-481 3/Enamels Booth 124 (315) 594-9410/Staved Wooden Bowls 25 Mountain Road / S. Deerfield, Mass./ Booth 118 01373 /(413) 665-2346 / Flutes Booth CONCEPTS IN WOOD 303 Pines Hill Road/Sugar Loaf, New York/ JANE CROW 10981 / (914) 469-2717 / Wood Booth 67 405 Westcott Street / Syracuse, N. Y. / LAUREN R. DE LUCCIA 13210 /(315) 472-0121 / Batik Booth 12 Strathmore Drive/Spring Valley, New ROBERT T. COMPTON 323 York/10977/ (914) 352-5949 / Jewelry RFD Box 28 / Bristol, Vermont / 05443/ Booth 226 JAYNE CROWLEY (802) 453-3778 / Architectural Stone- 50 Maple Street/Branford, Ct./06405/ ware Booth 47 RICHARD DENKER (203) 481-0013 / Stained Glass Booth 671 West 162 Street / New York City, 408 COLD MOUNTAIN POTTERY New York / 10032 /(212) 927-8228/ Knives Booth 387 RD 2 / Middleburgh, New York/12122/ CRUM CREEK LEATHER (518) 827-4903/Pottery Booth 310 Box 1 16/Swarthmore, Pa./19081 / (21 5) DESIGN FORECAST 328-2469/Leather Booth 402 JEANMARIE COLGUHOUN Brantling Hill Road / Sodus, New York/ 519 Heathciff Drive/Seaford, New York/ 14551 / (315) 483-4213/Jewelry Booth ROBERT L. CRYSTAL 48 11783 /(516) 796-1441/Jewelry (Gold Box 591 / Naples, N. Y./14512/ (716) & Silver) Booth 207 374-5744/Pottery Booth 486 RO DESIGNS IN WOOD CONE TEN POTTERY STUDIO 27 West Main Street / Wolcott, N. Y./ STEVE CSIPKE 14590/ (315) 594-9410/Staved Wooden P.O. Box 442/Chepachet, Rhode Island/ 1 15 Museum Street / Somerville, Mass./ 02814 / (401) 568-8994 / Stoneware Bowls Booth 1 1 8 02143/ (617) 868-2866/Weaving Booth Booth 298 RICHARD DEVINE (DICK) 3 Countryside Road/Fairport, New York/ DONALD AND JUDITH COOK CUMULUS 14450 /(716) 586-9284/Jewelry (Gold 45 Bromfield St./Boston, Mass./02108/ Hemingway Road / Brant Lake, N. Y. / 6 Silver) Booth 12 RO (617) 227-4092/Jewelry Booth 121 12815 / (518) 494-2089 / Clay Booth 176 COPAESTHETIC TOYS MICHAEL DEVITO 411 Summer Street/Buffalo, New York/ DANCING MAN POTTERY Box 596, Munro Street / Waiden, N. Y./ 14213/(716) 881 -4244/Wood — Toys 4 Severance Street / Shelburne Falls, 12586 /(914) 944-5086/Stained Glass & Sculptural Booth 453 Mass./01 370/ (413)625-2670 / Pottery Booth 97 Booth 480 MARILYN COPLIN DHAKABELLAS 415 South East Street/Amherst, Mass./ THE DANCING WOMAN WORKS P.O. Box 59/Shutesbury, Mass./01072/ 01002/(41 3>253-5351/Porcelain Booth 76 Old Route 202/Pomona, New York/ (413) 367-2395/Drums Booth 427 243 10970 /(914) 354-0730/Stained Glass PHIL DIETZ Booth 488 RO JOHN J. COPP P.O. Box 242/Cape May, N. J./08204/ 163 West Avenue / Fairport, New York/ FRED AND JUDI DANFORTH (609) 884-7601/Jewelry Booth 236 14450 /(716) 223-0288/Jewelry Booth Route 106/Woodstock, Vermont/05091 / 300 LEWIS & RISA DIMM (802) 457-3532/Pewter Booth 13 RO Box 74 / Livingston, New York/12541 / (518) 851-9064/Porcelain Booth 87 ROSS AND SUSAN COPPELMAN DIANNE SUE DANIELS 364 Main Street/Yarmouth Port, Mass./ 405 South Main Street/Orange, Mass./ 02675 / (617) 362-6108/Jewelry Booth MARYLYN DINTENFASS-KATZ 01364 / (617) 544-7459/Leather Booth 109 7 Plymouth Drive/Scarsdale, New York/ 331 10583/ (914) 472-3918/Porcelain Booth CORTLAND POTTERY NESSA DARREN 131 149 Tompkins Street / Cortland, N. Y./ 110 West 17 Street, 3rd FI./New York, MICHAEL S. DIXON 13045 / (607) 756-7903 / Flameware New York / 10011 /(212) 989-3582 / P.O. Box 10 / Brownsville, Maryland / Booth 267 Pottery Booth 360 21715 /(301) 432-61 31 / Wood-Access. JOHN COUTOUPIS ELISA D'ARRIGO Booth 45 P.O. Box 354 / Springfield, Vt. / 05156/ 125 West 20 Street/New York City, New Leather Booth 86 JAMES DOMENA York / 1001 1 / (212) 260-0712, 255- 120 South Broadway / S. Nyack, N. Y./ VALDA COX 1 574/Ceramics Booth 145 10960 /(914) 358-6528 / Batik Booth 240 Parkway Drive / Pittsburgh, Penn./ RANDALL DARWALL 349 15228 /(412) 561 -7626/Pottery Booth Seven Banks Street / Cambridge, Mass./ 57 ROBERT L. DOMLESKY 021 38 / (617 ) 661 -8128/Weaving Booth RFD #1 / Charlemont, Mass. / 01339 / CRAFTSMAN IN LEATHER (413) 625-2940 / Woodworking Booth 1 1 Commerce Street/WiIIiston, Vermont/ PATRICIA J. DAUNIS-DUNNING 294 05495 / (802) 864-9432/Leather Booth PO. Box 569/Brunswick, Maine/0401 1 / TERRENCE G. DONAHER 431 WO (207) 729-4531 / Jewelry-Holloware Booth 200 Box 142, R.D. #1 / Stanley, New York / NANCY C. CRAMPTON 14561 / (31 5) 584-6506/Wood Booth 36 11200 Lockwood Drive #1116 / Silver J AC LYN DAVIDSON Spring, Maryland / 20901 / (301 ) 681- SHARI DONATH 5478/Weaving Booth 235 1210 Mimosa Way / Pittsburgh, Penn. / 403 Conestoga Way, Eagle Stream Apts., 15212 /(412) 321-6050/Jewelry Booth Apt. V90 / Norristown, Penn. / 19401/ 135 CAROLINE CRAWFORD (215) 539-3760 / Jewelry (Gold & Sil- 76 Old Route 202/Pomona, New York/ SUSAN D. DAVIDSON ver) Booth 254 10970/ (914) 354-0730 / Stained Glass 210 St. Ronan Street/New Haven, Conn./ MARK DORNAN Booth 488 RO 06511/(203) 777-8865 / Fiber / Wall P.O. 1421 / Point Pleasant Beach, N.J./ Hangings Booth 222 THE CREATIVE ANTLER & 08742 / (201 ) 295-4491 /Jewelry Booth 404 IVORY COMPANY JACQUELINE DE BOER Woodland Vally Road/Phoenicia N Y./ Number Four Severance Street/Shelburne DOWN HOME CRAFTS 12464/ (914) 679-2378/Jewelry, Gold & Falls, Mass. / 01 370 / (41 3) 625-2670/ P.O. Box 242 / Cape May, N. J./08204/ Silver/Knives/Accessories Booth 418 Cloisonne Booth 234 (609) 884-7601/Metal Booth 236 ELLEN DRISCOLL SALLY-ANN ENDLEMAN JESSECA FERGUSON 24 Spruce Street/Dedham, Mass./02026/ 500 Central Avenue/New Haven, Conn./ 101 Hampshire Street, #3 / Cambridge, (61 7) 326-8230/Weaving Booth 414 RO 06515 / (203) 389-0635 / Ceramics Mass./02139 / (617) 354-1 375/Weav- Booth 79 ing Booth 284 DROMEDARY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 300 North Market Street/Frederick, Md./ ROY EPSTEIN VINCENT FERRINI 21 701 / (301 ) 662-9653/Musical Instru- Brantling Hill Road/Sodus, N.Y./14551/ 86 Brook S'.reet/Scituate, Mass./02066/ ments Booth 142 (315) 483-421 3/Jewelry-Production & (617) 545-1 502/Jewelry Booth 416 0 A K. Booth 48 VALERIE DUBAC PETTY FETTERS 1 10 Bleecker Street / New York, N. Y./ JAMES EVANS 385 Westminster St., Rm. 57/Providence, 10012/(212) 260-1418/Booth 295 RD 3/Bloomsburg, Penn./1 781 5 / (71 7) R.I./02903 / (401) 831-2772 / Gold & 784-2812 / Hand Dipped Candles Booth Silver Jewelry Booth 187 SETH F. DUBERSTEIN 178 125 Old Ford Road / New Paltz, N. Y./ FIBER FANTASIES EVENSTAR SILVER Bates Drive / Middle Haddam, Conn. / 12561 / (914) 255-6789 / Functional 519 Heathcliff Drive/Seaford, New York/ Porcelain Booth 185 C6456/ (203) 267-01 59/Macrame Booth 11783 /(516) 796-1441/Jewelry Booth 172 207 MARY DUDEK FIBERWORKS 18 Rosalind Road/Poughkeepsie, N. Y./ EXOTIC WOOD DESIGNS P.O. Box AD / Beverly Farms, Mass. / 12601/ (914) 471-9691/Ceramics Booth 50 Mulberry St. / Rochester, New York/ 01915 /(617) 927-5184 / Fiber Booth 467 14620/(716) 275-0483/Wood Booth 62 3 WO MARY DUDEK CERAMICS STEPHEN F. FABRICO LAURI FIELDING 48 Prospect Place / Farmingdale, N. Y./ 261-A, RD 4 / Kingston, N. Y./12401/ Box 795/Amherst, Mass./01002 / (41 3) 1 1735. / (516) MY 4-4613 / Ceramics (914) 658-9715 / Ceramics/Porcelain 253-7051/Jewelry Booth 357 Booth 467 Booth 490 IRVING FISCHMAN GAIL WILSON DUGGAN MICHAEL FAILING 262 Harvard Street / Cambridge, Mass./ Quaker City/Charlestown, N. H./03603/ 48 Hobart Gap Road / Short Hills, N.J./ 02139 /(617) 868-8953/Woodworking Porcelain Dolls Booth 397 07078 / (201 ) 376-4035/Pottery Booth Booth 177 301 DURAND'S FORGE LILLY FITZGERALD 1601 Trumansburg Road / Ithaca, New FAIRHAVEN POTTERY RFD #2/Millbury, Mass./01527 / (617) York/14850 / (607) 273-2399 / Forged 604 River Rd./Fair Haven, N. J./07701 / 865-9802/Jewelry Booth 432 Iron — Blacksmithing Booth 464 (201) 747-6263/Pottery Booth 179 MICHAEL FLAXMAN Cc DWYER FAIR HAVEN STAINED GLASS 8548 Ravi in Hill Rd./Clymer, New York/ 138 Kramer's Pond Road/Putnam Valley, 1204 Ocean Avenue / Sea Bright, N.J./ 14724 /(716) 355-4262 / Wood Toys New York / 10579 /(914) 528-4140 / 07760 / (201) 842-41 10/Stained Glass Booth 154 Coiled Clay Booth 83 Booth 194 SIDNEY FLEISHER FANTASY QUILTS EARTH & FIRE CERAMIC STUDIO Box 272/Clarksville, New York/12041/ 1 1 Roosevelt Avenue / Westwood, N. J./ AND GALLERY (518) 768-2894/Wood Furniture Booth 07675 /(201) 666-0210 / Fiber Booth 20 Morris Street / Morristown, N. J. / 423 137 (201) 455-9368/Ceramics Booth 20 JOHN S. FLEMMING FANTASY SCRIMSHAW 146 Willow Street/Brooklyn Hgts./New EARTH AND SUN RR 2, Box 122 / Foster, R.I. / 02825 / York/1 1201 / Leather Accessories Booth RFD 4, Box 227/West Brattleboro, Vt./ (401 ) 647-7365/Scrimshaw Booth 389 430 RO 05301 / (802) 368-7641 / Leather Acc. Booth 246 RICHARD & SANDRA FARRELL J. STEPHEN FLYNN Peep Toad Mill, Box 108 / E. Killingly, Box 27 / Lempster, N.H./03606 / (603) EARTH MAGIC STAINED GLASS Conn. / 06243/ (203) 774-8967/Funct. 863-4641 /Jewelry Booth 351 New Alley / New Hope, Penn. / 18938 / Ceramics Booth 11 RO (215)862-591 1 /Stained Glass Booth 14 FOG LINE POTTERY WO FAT CATS & FRIENDS RD #2, Box 371 / Binghamton, N. Y./ RD 1 / Norwood, N. Y./1 3668 / (315) 13903/ (607) 723-9067/Ceramics Booth EARTHWIRKS POTTERY 353-2411 /Soft Toys Booth 56 191 90 South Main Street / Holland, N. Y./ 14080 / (716) 537-9544 / Functional JAN FAULKNER STEVE FONG Pottery Booth 459 Rt. 1, Box 2000/Grantville, Pa./17028/ Box 382 / Trumansburg, N. Y. / 1 4886/ (717) 469-7120/Leather Booth 392 (607) 387-6740/Leather Booth 14 RO JOHN & SHIRLEY ECK RICK FAULKNER BARBARA FORD Timberline, RD #2/Muncy, Pa./17756/ Box 5153/Lancaster, Pa./17601 / (717) (717) 433-3136/Fiber Booth 147 332 First Street/Pittsburgh, Pa./15215/ 569-1 1 17/Candles Booth 455 (412) 781 -7240/Ceramics Booth 5 WO EGYPT VALLEY GLASSWORKS FAYSTON IRON AND STEEL WORKS RD #3, Ganyard Hill Road/Canandaigua, CINDY FORNARI RR 1, Box 91 -D / Fayston, Vt. / 05673/ New York / 14424 /(716) 229-5347/ 13 Lake Drive/New City, N. Y./10956/ (802) 496-2574/Forged Iron Booth 53 Blown Glass Booth 128 (914) 634-2168/Fiber Booth 203 JAMIE FELDSTEIN LOIS ELDRIDGE ROBERT FORREST 381 First Avenue/New York, New York/ 31 A Colonial Drive/New Paltz, N. Y./ 380 Ma in St./South Glastonbury, Conn./ 10010 /(212) 260-6029/Enamel Booth 06073/(203) 633-4960/Booth 305 12561/ (914) 255-8242/Porcelain Booth 302 175 ELECTRIC CITY POTWORKS STEPHEN J. FELLERMAN FORT RIVER PORCELAIN 1045 Parkwood Blvd./Schenectady, N.Y./ RR 1, Box 33, Route 7 / Kent, Conn. / 415 South East Street/Amherst, Mass./ 12308 /(518) 377-3165/Pottery Booth 06757 / (203) 927-3302 / Blown Glass 01002/ (41 3) 253-5351/Porcelain Booth 181 Booth 202 243 WENDY ELLERTSON MICHAEL F. FENO FOUNDRY 80 Thornton Street / Roxbury, Mass. / 10 Hillcrest Road/Towaco, N.J./07082/ P.O. Box 1421/Point Pleasant Bch., New 02119/(617) 442-0608 / Dolls Booth (201) 263-8332/Booth 21 WO Jersey/08742/ (201 ) 295-4491 / Jewelry 241 Booth 404 ILENE FERBER RAYMON ELOZUA 46 Hicks Street / Brooklyn Hts., N. Y./ JOANNE FOX 292 Elizabeth Street/New York, N. Y./ 1 1201 / (212) 624-9445/Ceramics Booth R.F.D. / So. Strafford, Vermont / 05070/ 10012/(212) 260-1239/Booth 104 367 (802)765-621 1 /Booth 10 WO PATRICIA FOXX CLIFF GARTEN JAYNE GOOR 245 East 83 Street / New York, N. Y./ Summer Business Address: Rt. 4 / Floyd 1 25 Elmer Avenue / Schenectady, N. Y./ 10028/(212) 535-7017/Fiber Applique Virginia / 24091 / (703) 745-4265 / 12308/ (518) 393-8038/Pottery/Porce- Booth 442 Ceramics Booth 371 lain Booth 384 JOE FRANCO TIMOTHY GASTLER JAYNE GOOR POTTERY P.O. Box 571, Kings Highway / Valley Quaker City/ Charlestown, N.H./03602/ 45 2nd Street/Waterford, N. Y./121 88/ Cottage, New York/10989/(914) 268- Wood Booth 406 (518) 235-2778 / Pottery / Porcelain 4381 /Stained Glass Booth 265 Booth 384 GATE HILL STAINED GLASS DAVID FRANK Clapper Hollow/Jefferson, N. Y./12093/ DEBBIE GOTTHEIM Great Hill Road/Guilford, Conn./06437/ Stained Glass Booth 38 RD #2, Box 371 / Binghamton, N. Y. / (203) 457-01 12/Pottery Booth 413 RO LIZ GATES-WILSON 13903/ (607) 723-9067/Ceramics Booth 191 STEVEN M. FRANK RFD Route 6/Canterbury, N. H./03224/ 301 Cherry Street / Philadelphia, Penn./ (603) 267-8192 / Porcelain Booth 430 KATHRYN REGIER GOUGH 19106 /(215) 627-1661/Leather Booth WO 30 Lover's Lane/Huntington, New York/ JOHN GAYNOR 1 1743/Cloisonné Jewelry Booth 19 WO SETH FRANKLIN STUDIOS Box 473 / Avon, Conn. / 06001 /(203) 125 Old Ford Road / New Paltz, N. Y / 678-0369/Leather Booth 282 TIMOTHY GRANNIS 12561 / (914) 255-6789/Porcelain Booth RD 1, Box 121 / Underhill, Vt./05489/ KAREN GERSTL (802) 899-3750/Jewelry Booth 315 5730 Mosholu Avenue/Bronx, New York/ PIERRE FRAVAL/BOB SPELMAN 10471 / (212) 884-9035/Jewelry Booth DWIGHT & MARIBETH GRAVES P.O. Box 191 /Montague, Mass./01351/ 425 P.O. Box 442 / Chepachet, R.I./02814/ (401) 568-8994/Stoneware Booth 298 (413) 367-9986/Wood Booth 280 PAT PROBST GILMAN Eagle Bridge, New York / 12057/(518) NANCY FREEMAN THOMAS GREENLEAF Rt. 1 / Olivebridge, New York / 12461/ 677-2740/Porcelain Booth 81 215 Barker Rd./Pittsfield, Mass./01201/ (914) 657-6523/Blown Glass Booth 148 (41 3»447-7031/Blown Glass Booth 209 GILMORE, JOHN V. Box 35/Village of Ashfield, Pa./18212/ GREEN INK WILLIAM AND MARIAN FRETZ Porcelain Booth 345 Ma ine Street/Box 324A/Kennebunkport 5 West Main St./Wickford, R.I./02852/ Maine/04046/ (207) 967-4757/Jewelry (401 ) 294-31 1 1/Leather Booth 7 RO GILES GILSON (Gold & Silver) Booth 15 WO 1 14 South Ferry Street/Schenectady, New HARVEY GREENWALD York/12305/(518) 370-1677 / Wood Box 223, RD 2/Warwick, N. Y./10990/ BETH FRIEDMAN Booth 272 200 Surrey Road/Hillside, N.J./07205/ (914) 258-4329/Leather Booth 80 (201) 354-0095/Jewelry Booth 72 IGOR GIVOTOVSKY JO ANN GROSSMAN Haverhill Road (Rt. 110) / Amesbury 1240 Delaware Avenue/Buffalo, N. Y./ VICTORIA FRIEDMAN Mass./01913 / (617) 388-5090 / Wood 14209/(716) 881 -3752/Crochet Booth 40 Caprice Dr./Stamford, Conn./06902/ Sculpture Booth 108 31 (203) 348-6582 / Coiled Pottery Booth GLASS CRAFTERS SAM GROVES 591 Middle Neck Road/Great Neck, New RFD 4, Box 227/West Brattleboro, Vt./ NANCY FROMMER York/1 1023/(516) 466-5884 / Stained 05301/(802) 368-7641 / Leather Ace. Peters Valley Craftsmen / Layton N. J./ Glass Booth 231 Booth 246 0785,1/(201) 948-4336, 4410/Sculp- tural Pottery Booth 388 THE GLASS GARDEN STUDIO MAUD GUILFOYLE- 31 West 1 1 Street / New York, N. Y./ PEREGRINE HIGGINS LESLIE FULLER 1001 1/(212) 924-3623 / Stained Glass 1 1 Roosevelt Avenue / Westwood, N.J./ RD #1, Sandgate/Arlington, Vt./05250/ Booth 299 07675 / (201 ) 666-0210 / Fiber Booth (518) 677-81 1 5/Quilts Booth 44 137 GLASS REFLECTIONS THOMAS J. FULLER 50 Maple St. / Branford, Conn./06405/ ERROL GUMER P.O. Box 157/Montague, Mass./01351/ (203) 481-0013 / Stained Glass Booth Conomo Pt. Road / Essex, Mass./01929/ (413) 367-9502/Leather Booth 184 408 (617) 768-6617/Pottery Booth 240 THE FURNITURE OF CHARDAVOGNE DAVID GLYMPH 23 Elm Street/Warwick, N. Y./10990/ 7516 Windsor Mill Road / Baltimore BRUCE GUYOT P.O. Box 325 / Portlandville, New York/ (914) 986-5668/Wood Furniture Booth Maryland / 21207 / (301) 922-8705 / 13834/(607) 432-3178 / Pewter Booth 16 RO Wooden Toys & Dollhouses Booth 23 RO 441 HOWARD GABER BILL GODFREY HOWARD W. HAAS 5 Meher Circle/Woodstock, New York/ 168 Mill Street / Tarentum, Pa./15084/ 58 Caroline Depot Road / Brooktondale, 12498 /(914) 679-9266/Gold & Silver (412) 224-5269/Booth 264 New York / 14817 /(607) 539-7184/ Jewelry Booth 138 MARC GOLDRING Functional Pottery Booth 462 ALBERT J. GARBER South Acworth, N.H./03607/(603) 835- 133 Hamilton Street/New Haven, Conn./ 6764/Leather Booth 43 WILLIAM M. HALE 60 Brackett Street / Portland, Maine / 0651 1 / (203) 624-3003 / Stained Glass KEN GOLDSTROM Booth 248 04102/(207) 775-2165/Wooden Rock- Zero Chauncy Street/Cambridge, Mass./ ing Horses Booth 359 02138/ (617) 547-1441/Tiles Booth 64 FRANCES GARRETT NORMAN HALL 437 Whitney Avenue, #B7/New Haven DON GONZALEZ P.O. Box 648/No. Norwich, N.Y./13814/ Conn./0651 1 / (203 ) 777-3510/Jewelry RD #1 / Hampton, N.J. / 08827/ (201) (607) 334-7336/Spinning Wheels Booth Booth 17 WO 735-5625/Blown Glass Booth 297 482 ALAN GARRY HARVEY GOODMAN ROBERT N. HALLETT 304 State Street/Albany, N. Y./12210/ 45 Granger Road/Emerson, N.J./07630/ 428 Clifton Avenue / Glenshaw, Penn./ (518) 463-1847 / Glass Constructions (201) 265-9418 / Wooden Toys Booth Booth 5 RO 15116 /(412) 486-3777/Jewelry Booth 410 RO 266 CLIFF GARTEN JOAN GOODRICH TIPI HALSEY 91 Manhattan Avenue/Waldwick N J / Box 426 / North Bennington, Vermont/ 132 Mt. Pleasant Avenue/Mamaroneck, 07463/ (201 ) 444-9547/Ceramics Booth 05257 / (518) 677-81 15/Jewelry Booth New York / 10543 /(914) 698-8593/ 168 Batik & Weaving Booth 440 JOY HAND PAM HERD IMPRESSIONS IN WOOD 808 West End Avenue/New York, N. Y./ 1 1 Rooney Avenue/Albany, N.Y./12205/ 20 East 20th Street / New York, N. Y./ 10025 /(212) 850-1527/Jewelry (Gold Ceramics Booth 326 10003/(212) 533-5800 / Wood Booth & Silver) Booth 198 372 JANE E. HERZENBERG JOY HAND 155 Ma in Street / Northampton, Mass./ LINDA INGBER 18 East 53 Street/New York, New York/ 01060/ (413) 586-3647/Pillows, Shower 166-26 Powells Cove Blvd./Whitestone, 10025 /(212) 850-1527/Jewelry (Gold Curtains Booth 217 New York / 11357 /(212) 767-7512/ & Silver) Booth 198 Stained Glass Booth 277 HICKORY GROVE STUDIO HANDCRAFTED FLUTES RD #2, Box 63 / Susquehanna, Penn. / INK AND SATIN 25 Mountain Road / S. Deerfield, Mass./ 18847 / (717) 879-2504 / Stoneware, 3921 Burgoon Rd./Altoona, Pa./16602/ 01373/(413) 665-2346 / Flutes Booth Non-Utilitarian Ceramics Booth 95 (814) 943- 1 053/Quilted Wall Hangings, 303 Soft Sculpture Booth 228 THE HICKS ST. CLAY STUDIO HAND CRAFTED LEATHER 46 Hicks Street/Brooklyn Hts, New York/ Waiden Station Road / Cabot, Vermont/ INVENTION (MITCHELL D. LANDY) 1 1201/ (212) 624-9445/Ceramics Booih 615 Passyunk Avenue/Philadelphia, Pa./ 05647 / (802) 563-2267/Leother Booth 367 346 19148/Wood Booth 412 RO "HIDE PARK" THE HANDWORKS SETH ISMAN Rt. #1, Hopbrook Road/Brookf¡eld, Ct./ 65 Pennacook - P.O. Box 1029 / Oak Phoenix Farm, 31 School Street/Hatfield, 06804 / (203) 775-4332/Leather Booth Mass./01038 / (413) 247-9350/Pottery Bluffs, Mass./02557/(617) 693-9215/ 328 Wooden Toys Booth 49 Booth 393 DANIELLE HILL PETER HAPPNY MARSHALL JANES/BRAD NICHOLS 1 7 Kenwood Street / Cambridge, Mass./ 224 Austin Street / Portsmouth, N.H. / 33 West Durham Street / Philadelphia, 02139/ (617) 492-3260/Ceramics Booth 03801 / (603) 436-4859/Blacksmithing Penn./191 19/(215) 242-2489 / Wood 411 WO Booth 477 Booth 380 MS. TEMPE BIDDLE HILL PETER HAPPNY 130 Gates Ave./Montclair, N.J./07042/ RIX JENNINGS Box 300, Strawberry Banke/Portsmouth, (201 ) 744-7699 / Soft Sculpture Booth RFD 2 / Canaan, N.H. / 03741/(603) N. H./03801/(603) 436-801 0 / Black- 390 523-4562/Sculpture-Wood Booth 130 smith Booth 477 HISAKO RATTAN ATELIER JOHN JESSIMAN HARADORA DESIGNS 2621 Palisade Avenue, Riverdale / New RD #1 / Cortland, N. Y. / 1 3045/ (607) 1 14 West 17 Street / New York, N. Y / York, N. Y./10463 / (212) 549-3463/ 753-9733/Ceramics Booth 89 10011 / (212) 691-2821/Soft Sculpture Booth 22 WO Booth 451 JEWELLER'S GUILD RON HOBAN 45 Bromfield St./Boston, Mass./02108/ ROBERT T. HARGRAVE 90 South Main Street / Holland, N. Y./ (617) 227-4092/Jewelry Booth 121 229 Harvard Street, Apt. 2 / Cambridge, 14080 / (716) 537-9544 / Functional Mass./02139/ (617) 547-4436/Plywood Pottery Booth 459 PEGGY JOHNSON Sculpture Booth 470 125 Queen Street / Philadelphia, Penn./ ANNETTE G. HOBBS 19147 / (215) 336-5875/Jewelry Booth DOROTHY HARRIS 268 Homan Avenue/State College, Pa./ 271 1 1 4 West 1 7 Street / New York, N. Y / 1 6801 /(814) 237-1995/Weaving Booth 10011 / (212) 691-2821/Soft Sculpture 182 VICTOR JOHNSON Booth 4SI 1191 Lincoln Square / Elberon, N.J. / PAULA L. HOFFMAN 07740/ (201) 870-2460 / Stained Glass MICHAEL HARRISON 1 7 Copper Beech Place/Merrick, N. Y./ Booth 275 1 1566 / (516) 868-41 18/Silver & Gold Box 3 / New Hope, Penn./1 8938/ (21 5) 862-591 1 /Stained Glass Booth 14 WO Jewelry Booth 338 JAMES JOYCE GALLERY 120 South Broadway/South Nyack, N.Y./ HARVEY STREET POTTERS ELLEN TOBEY HOLMES 10960 /(914) 358-6528 / Batik Booth 69 Harvey St./Cambridge, Mass./02140/ P.O. Box 41 8/Phoenicia, N. Y./12464/ 349 (617) 492-3071/Pottery Booth 52 Applique Booth 244 JUST PATCHWORK STEPHANY & BRUCE HASSE TOM AND ANNE HOOPES 197 Main St./Northfield, Mass./01360/ RD #1, Box 145 / Hinesburg, Vermont/ RFD #1, Box 53A / East Alton, N.H./ (413) 498-2937/Fiber Booth 247 05461 / (802) 425-2878 / Non-Metal 03809/(603) 874-3400/Leather, Can- Jewelry Booth 353 vas Booth 169 KALEIDOSCOPE HANDPRINTS P.O. Box 127, Hanover Street Station / HAWKIN'S HOUSE HOPE STAINED GLASS Boston, Mass./021 1 3/ Silk Screen Booth Hawkin's House Route 7/Shaftsbury, Vt./ Route 7/Kent, Conn./06757/ (203) 927- 255 05262/ (802) 447-0488/Weaving Booth 3865/Stained Glass Booth 382 434 CHRISTINE KARHI JOHN B. HOPKINS P.O. Box 469/Woodstock, N. Y./12498/ 200 Main Street/South Yarmouth, Mass./ HEAVENSTONE WORKS (914) 679-2837/Fiber Booth 398 RFD 2 / Canaan, N. H. / 03741 / (603) 02664/(617) 394-8768/Jewelry (Gold & Silver) Booth 377 523-4562/Sculpture-Wood Booth 130 KARI HUBBARD HILL CRAFTS 290 Whisconier Road/Brookfield, Conn./ ELS HEBER Hubbard Hill/Candor, New York/13743/ 06804 / (203) 775-4382 / Baskets & 269 Old Route 304 / New City, NY/ Pottery Booth 24 RO Wooden Puzzles Booth 159 10956 / (914) 634-2382 / Cloisonné Jewelry Booth 42 WARREN HULLOW-ISABEL PARKS JEFFREY A. KARLINER RD #2, Box 63 / Susquehanna, Penn. / 3521 DeKalb Avenue/Bronx, Ne^v York/ THE HEDDLE 18847 / (717) 879-2504 / Stoneware, 10467 / (914) 255-0778/Jewelry Booth 268 Homan Avenue/State College, Pa./ Non-Utilitarian Ceramics Booth 95 65 16801/(814) 237-1995/Booth 182 CHI HOM ELIZABETH KAY JOHN HELLER 27 South Main Street / Glassboro, N.J./ 333 Pearl Street/New York, New York/ 526 Thompson Street / Halifax, Mass. / 08028/ (609) 881 -601 3 /Ceramics Booth 10038 /(212) 285-1961/Jewelry (Gold 02338 / (617) 293-3504 / Ceramics/ 489 RO & Silver) Booth 8 WO Jewelry Booth 216 MICHAEL INCE MICHAEL KAYE SUSAN BRUST HENNÉSSY 344 Bearer Dam Road/Brookhaven N.Y./ 195 Willoughby Avenue/Brooklyn, N.Y./ Route 12, Box 3 1 2/Frederick, Maryland/ 11719/ (516) 286-9286/Wood Sculpture 1 1205 / (212) 857-4974/Jewelry Booth 21701/Jewelry Booth 344 Booth 381 401 THOMAS KEKIC CHARLES KRYPEL ULLE LEPASAAR RD #5/Canandaigua, New York/14424/ 2896 W. 8 Street/Brooklyn, New York/ Star Route / Layton, N.J./07851 / (201 ) (716) 394-7521 / Blown Glass Booth 11224 /(212) 449-8310/Jewelry Booth 948-4253/Jewelry Booth 180 WO 1 364 K. WILLIAM LEQUIER TED KELLER GEORGE KUNZE 777 East Main Street / Branford, Conn./ RFD #3 / Waldoboro, Maine / 04572 / 1204 Ocean Avenue / Sea Bright, N. J./ 06405/(203) 488-9707 / Blown Glass (207) 832-4074/Porcelain Booth 287 07760/ (201) 842-41 10 / Stained Glass Booth 333 Booth 194 RITCH KELLY LTD DESIGNS 300 North Market Street / Frederick, GIGI KUNZE Box 142, R.D. #1 / Stanley, New York/ 1204 Ocean Avenue / Sea Bright, N.J./ Maryland / 21701 / (301) 662-9653/ 14561 / (31 5) 584-6506/Wood Booth 36 Musical Instruments Booth 142 07760 / (201 ) 842-41 10 / Raku Booth 195 ROBERT LEVINE & SYLVIA WALLACE P. HENRY KERZNER & PETER KWASNIEWSKI RR #1 / Artemas, Penn. / 1721 1/(814) ARTHUR FRECHTLING Oakwood School / Poughkeepsie, N. Y. / 784-5846 / Salt Glazed Stoneware & Box 335/Wakefield, R.I./02880 / (401 ) 12601/(914) 462-7168 / Wood Booth Porcelain Booth 419 789-7327/Silverwork Booth 383 192 BEN LIBERTY HOPE KILLEEN GEORGIA LANDAU S.R. 2/Windsor, Vermont/05089/(802) Route 7/Kent, Conn./06757/(203) 927- Cabot, Vermont / 05647 / (802) 426- 674-2854/Leather Booth 166 3865/Stained Glass Booth 382 3241/Dolls Booth 304 LIGHTNING HILL STAINED GLASS KILLER BEAR POTTERY MITCHELL D. LANDY (INVENTION) 1230 East Bluff Drive/Bluff Point, N.Y./ RFD #2/Pittsfield, N.H./03263 / (603) 333 Glen Echo Road/Philadelphia, Penn./ 14417/(315) 536-7292 / Stained Glass 435-6689 /Pottery Booth 429 WO 19119/(215) CH 7-5375/Wood Booth Booth 321 412 RO KINETICS UNLIMITED LIMMER POTTERY LTD. 149 Tompkins Street / Cortland, N. Y./ Box 837 / Tillson, N. Y. / 12486/ (914) CAROLE LANE 658-8363/Metal Booth 473 13045/ (607) 756-7903/Porcelain Booth 238 Watchung Avenue / U. Montclair, 218 N. J./07043/ (201) 746-3243 / Jewelry ROBERT C. KINGSLAND Booth 2 CHARLES LIMMER 300 South Main Street/Cohasset, Mass./ 149 Tompkins Street / Cortland, N. Y./ 02025/(617) 383-9344 / Metal Wind NANCY LARCOMB 13045/ (607) 756-7903/Porcelain Booth Bells Booth 485 P.O. Box AD / Beverly Farms, Mass. / 218 01915 /(617) 927-5184 / Fiber Booth SUSAN JO KLEIN 3 WO BARRY LINDER-DON SMITH P.O. Box 1 314/Philadelphia, Pa./19105/ Box 25 / East Rochester, N.H. / 03867 / (215) 923-9977/Jewelry Booth 438 LAUGHING CLOUD'S LEATHER (603) 332-0707/Leather Booth 424 405 South Main Street / Orange, Mass./ JILL KLEINMAN 01364/(617)544-7459 / Leather Booth CARL LINDGREN 71 Highwood Avenue / Englewood, N.J./ 331 Box 568 / Sag Harbor, N. Y. / 11963 / 07631/(201) 569-5844/Booth 356 (516) 725-3616/Pottery Booth 252 LAWLESS STUDIOS KNOX STREET WOOD SHOP 324 Highgate Avenue / Buffalo, N. Y. / MARK LINDQUIST 134 West Queen Lane/Philadelphia, Pa./ 14215/ (716) 837-381 8/Steel & Stained Patch Road, RFD 1 / Henniker, N. H. / 19144/(215) VI 9-3859 /Wood Booth Glass Booth 458 03242/ (603) 428-721 7 / Woodturning 380 Booth 140 BILLIE LAWLESS JEAN KONNERTH 682 Richmond Avenue / Buffalo, N. Y./ MEL LINDQUIST 9 Little Harbor Rd./Woods Hole, Mass./ 14222/(716) 883-4008/Steel & Stained 2171 Webster Drive/Schenectady, N.Y./ 02543 / (617) 548-5437/Small Sterling Glass Booth 458 12309/(518) 374-0063 / Wood Booth Functional, Jewelry (Gold & Silver) Booth 139 420 MARGARET LAWS Wards Hill Road/West Baldwin, Maine/ ALLEN K. LITTLEFIELD ELAINE AND DONNA KORETSKY 04091 / (207) 625-8025 / Holloware 1 Bridge Creek Road/New Paltz, N. Y./ 756 Washington Street/Brookline, Mass./ Jewelry Booth 307 12561 / (914) 255-0974/Ceramics Booth 02146 /(617) 232-1636 / Handmade 186 Paper Booth 122 LEATHER ARTIST THE LIVINGSTON POTTERY Route 1, Box 2000 / Grantville, Penn. / Box 74/Livingston, N. Y./12541 / (51 8) PETER KORN 17028 / (717) 469-7120/Leather Booth 851-9064/Porcelain Booth 87 1830 Rittenhouse Square / Philadelphia, 392 Penn./ 1 91 03/Wood Furniture Booth 41 THE LEATHER CO. LAWRENCE JAMES LIVOLSI RD 3, Morrowhill Road / Canandaigua, CAREN KOSSIN 301 Cherry Street / Philadelphia, Penn./ 19106 /(215) 627-1661/Leather Booth New York / 14424 / (716) 229-5740/ 75 West Mosholu Parkway/Bronx, New Blown Glass Booth 146 York/10467 / (212) 653-21 89/Jewelry 256 Booth 454 LEATHER REPORT LIZARD CREEK POTTERY Box 382 / Trumansburg, N. Y./14886 / Box 35/Village of Ashfield, Pa./18212/ DAVIDA KOVNER & Porcelain Booth 345 WILLIAM LEWIN (607) 387-6740/Leather Booth 14 RO 2033 Park Avenue/Baltimore, Maryland/ MARCIA LLOYD DEBORAH R. LECCE 21217 /(301) 728-6147/Pottery Booth 143 Maple St./Brooklyn, N. Y./11225/ Box 131 / Naples, New York / 14512 / (212) 282-4062 / Sculptural Leather- Booth 493 RO Accessories, Mirrors, Boxes Booth 213 NORMAN KRINSKY WILLIAM AND SUSAN LEE 41 1 East 10 Street / New York, N. Y./ KAR I LONNING 30 Cave Hill Road / Leverett, Mass. / 10009 /(212) 475-5557 / Batik Booth 290 Whisconier Road/Brookfield, Conn./ 01054 /(413) 549-6814/Pottery Borth 136 06804 / (203) 775-4382 / Baskets & 396 Wooden Puzzles Booth 159 S. ANN KRUPP-ALLEN BRYAN MICHAEL LEININGER LOOM ROOM Box 661 A, RD #2 / New Paltz, N. Y / 58 Fairmont Street / Cambridge, Mass. / 863 Commonwealth Avenue/Newton Ctr., 12561 / (914) 255-5706/Jewelry Booth 02139 /(617) 354-5785/Jewelry Booth Mass./021 59/Weaving Booth 46 68 LORENZ STUDIO PETER A. KRUSCH KYLE H. LEISTER RD 3, Morrowhill Road / Canandaigua, RD/Cambridge, Vermont/05444 /(802) Naples Mill School/Naples, N.Y./14512/ New York / 14424 / (716) 229-5740/ 644-5358/Forged Iron Booth 111 (716) 374-2390/Jewelry Booth 491 RO Booth 146 DAVID LORTZ WALTER P. MARTIN GAMMY MILLER 1230 East Bluff Drive/Bluff Point, N.Y./ R.D. 1, Box 74 / Roaring Spring, Penn./ 719 Greenwich Street, 5N / New York 14417/(315) 536-7292 / Stained Glass 16673 / (814) 224-2890 / Dulcimers N. Y./10014/ (212) 242-771 3/Macrame Booth 321 Booth 258 Neckpieces Booth 410 WO RAYMOND J. LUCAS, JR. THE MASTER'S STUDIO R.D. 2, Box 218, Springtown Road/New RICH MILLER Box 143 / W. Simsbury, Conn. / 06092/ Paltz, New York / 12561 / Metalworks: 455 Savin Avenue/West Haven, Conn./ Smithing & Jewelry Booth 456 (203) 658-5875/Ceramics/Pottery Booth 06516 / (203) 933-2300 / Handblown 276 Glass Booth 449 LINDA LUMSDEN KEVIN MATHERS 105, East Genesee Street / Fayetteville, RANDI MILOFSKY R.D. #1, Ravlin Hill Road/Clymer, New New York / 13066 /(315) 637-5331/ RD 1, Box 258-A/Rosendale, New York/ York/14724/ (716) 355-2592/Porcelain Batik Booth 4 WO 12472 /(914) 658-8415/Jewelry (Gold Pottery Booth 283 & Silver) Booth 342 LEE LUSTBERG 181 B Howard Drive/Bergenfield, N.J./ KEN MAYBERGER MINX 07621 / (201 ) 384-6653/Jewelry Booth RD 1, Box 427A/Vergennes, Vt./05491/ 75 West Mosholu Parkway/Bronx, N.Y./ 448 (802) 759-21 57/Weaving Booth 144 10467 / (212) 653-2189/Jewelry Booth 454 MITCH LYONS BETTY MAZZA Box 157 / New London, Penn. / 19360/ 62 Riverside Drive / S. Kingstown, R.I./ CURTIS MITCHELL (215) 869-8652/Pottery Booth 125 02882 / (401 ) 789-0455/Leather Booth Box 448/Henniker, N. H./03242/(603) 7 RO 428-7509 / Functional Non-Utilitarian NANCY LYON Ceramics Booth 293 35 North Mast Road/Goffstown, N. H./ CONNIE AND JACQUES MAZZOLENI 03045/ (603) 497-2084/Weaving Booth 3435 Church Road/Ellicott City, Mary- THOMAS MITTAK & land/21043/ (301 ) 465-9524 / Leather ALEX MCMULLAN Clothing Booth 50 RICHARD J. MACDONALD 150 Merrick Road / Amityville, N. Y. / Lobster Cove / Boothbay Harbor, Maine/ 11701/(516) 598-1869 / Stained Glass BOBBE MC CLURE Booth 29 04538/ (207) 633-4815 / Stained Glass RD #2, Box 76/Pittsfield, Penn./16340/ Booth 24 WO (814) 436-7792/Brooms Booth 474 MIXED KNOTS RR 2 / Stowe, Vermont / 05672 / (802) STEVEN MACKINTOSH ALLAN MCCULLOCH 253-8243, 8121/Macrame Booth 74 Route 315 / Deansboro, N. Y. / 13328/ RFD #2/Pittsfield, N. H./03263/(603) (315) 841 -8760/Wood Booth 230 435-6689/Pottery Booth 429 WO THEO MONDER MAD RIVER POTTERY 63 Drake Road/Scarsdale, N.Y./10583/ RFD BOX 28 / Bristol, Vermont / 05443/ RANDY MC DANIEL (914) 472-4515/Jewelry Booth 261 (802) 453-3778/Architectural Stoneware 2501 East Mayberry Road/Westminster, Booth 47 Maryland / 21157 /(301) 346-7873 / SEYMOUR MONDSHEIN Blacksmithing Booth 443 20 Seminary Avenue / Hopewell, N. J./ SUSAN CHENEY MAGUIRE 08525 / (609) 466-1 1 17/Leather Booth 41 Preston St./Hartford, Conn./06114/ CATHLEEN MC LAIN 233 (203) 246-1 301/Leather Booth 10 RO P.O. Box 9 / Coventry, Conn. / 06238 / (203) 643-0274, 742-7060 / Jewelry MOON BIRD LEE MAHONY Booth 156 333 Washington Street/Hartford, Conn./ Lavigne Rd./Winooski, Vermont/05404/ 06106 / (203) 527-9766/Leather Booth (802) 655-1363/Leather Booth 431 WO PAUL H. MCMAHILL 460 203 Miles Avenue / Fayetteville, N. Y./ MAIN STREET WOODWORKS 13066 /(315) 446-9195 / Cast Metal MOONSHINE GLASS 385 Main Street/DaIton, Mass./01226/ Booth 18 WO Route 37, Barnes Hill/Sherman, Conn./ (413) 684-3236 / Woodworking Booth 06784/(203) 355-0696 / Blown Glass Booth 227 TONY MECCIA 2438 Barnes Avenue/Bronz, New York/ CHARLES MAIORANA GRETCHEN & MICHAEL MOORE 10467 /(212) 798-0711 / Raku Booth 4318 Fessenden Street, N.W./Washing- Huff Corner Road / Wellington, Maine / 475 ton, D.C. / 20016 /(202) 686-5471 / 04990 /(207) 683-2433/Wooden Puz- zles Booth 306 Wooden Toys Booth 262 NANCEE MEEKER 96 Forman Street / Fair Haven, N. J. / MICHAEL MANDILE 07701/(201) 842-8220 / Raku Booth MARJORIE MOORE P.O. Box 59/Shutesburg, Mass./01072/ 249 P.O. Box 33 / Rumford Point, Maine / (413) 367-2395/Drums Booth 427 04279 /(207) 364-7760 / Fiber "Booth JOHN MEILINGER 115 DICK MANLEY 55 Bayville Avenue/Bayville, New York/ Woods Road/Sugar Loaf, N. 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JERRY MARMELSTEIN MILK RUN POTTERY MOUNTAINDALE POTTERY RR 1, Box 53/Jeffersonville, Vt./05464/ Box 6 / East Freetown, N. Y. / 1 3055 / P.O. Box 127/Mountaindale, New York/ (802) 644-5413/Bookbinding Booth 27 (607) 836-6310 / Fun. & Non-Util. 12763/ (914) 434-4264/Ceramics Booth Ceramics Stoneware Booth 4 RO CRAIG MARQUETTE 350 32-B University Hgts. / Burlington, Vt./ MILL POND POTTERY DICK MULLER 05401 / (802) 863-4928/Pottery Booth Box 224 / Minetto, N. Y./131 15/ (315) Steady Lane Rd./Ashfield, Mass./01330/ 348 343-4628/Pottery Booth 478 (413) 628-3895/Leather Booth 103 WARREN MULLER NORTH COUNTRY LEATHER WORKS MICHAEL PAVLIK 529 South Street / Philadelphia, Penn./ 1 Front St. / E. Rochester, N.H./03867/ Box 52, RD 1 /East Meredith, New York/ 19147/ (215) 925-1 862/Ceramics Booth (603) 332-0707/Leather Booth 424 9 WO 1375.7/(607) 278-5516/Glass Booth 94 NORTH RIVER POTTERY FRED & KATE PEARCE DAVID A. MUSSON 107 Hall Street/Brooklyn, N.Y./11205/ Dow Road / Deer Isle, Maine / 04627/ Rt. #1, Hopbrook Road/Brookfield, Ct./ (212) 636-8608 / Functional Stoneware (207) 348-6600/Gold & Silver Jewelry 06804 / (203) 775-4332/Leather Booth Booth 197 Booth 40 328 NORTHERN LIGHTS STUDIO KATHERINE PEARSON/ VIRGINIA L. MUSTIN Box 427 / Wattsfield, Vermont/05673 / FRANCES HEM IN WAY 251 Pine St./Middletown, Conn./06457/ (802) 496-3315 / Stained Glass Booth E. Mountain Road/Canton Center, Conn./ (203) 346-8738/Jewelry Booth 373 337 06020/ (203) 693-0097/Ceramics Booth "MY BAG" 391 NORTHWIND WOODWORKS i 241 Commercial Street / Provincetown, Box 198 / Alfred Station, N. Y./l4803/ PEEP TOAD MILL Mass./02657/ (617) 487-1966/Leather (607) 587-8127/Wood Booth 417 Peep Toad Road / E. Killingly, Conn. / Booth 238 06243 / (203) 774-8967 / Functional M & A NUGGET Ceramics Booth 11 RO JAMES H. NADAL 31 W. 11 Street/New York, New York/ ) RD #3, Ganyard Hill Road/Canandaigua, 1001 1/(212) 924-3623 / Stained Glass RINA PELEG New York / 14424 /(716) 229-5347/ Booth 299 529 East 87 Street / New York, N. Y./ Blown Glass Booth 128 10028/(212) 535-9025/Ceramic Booth STEPHEN NUTTING 127 RAGNAR NAESS 252rr Thatcher Road / Rockport, Mass./ 107 Hall Street/Brooklyn, N. Y./l 1205/ 01966 /(617) 546-6095/Wood/Furni- FRANCISCO PEREZ (212) 636-8608 / Functional Stoneware ture Booth 55 91 Cutlery Avenue/So. Meriden, Conn./ Booth 197 06450 /(203) 238-0424 / Wood Booth OLD WOLFEBORO LEATHERS 269 RICHARD NAGEL Old Wolfeboro Rd./Alton, N.H./03909/ RD #5, Box 302A/Somerset, Pa./15501/ (603) 875-21 78/Leather Booth 141 SHEILA PEREZ (814) 443-2165/Leather Booth 63 91 Cutlery Avenue / S. Meriden, Conn./ OLDE WAYS 06450 / (203) 238-0424 / Fabric Work BOB NATALINI 1014 Chapel Street/New Haven, Conn./ Booth 250 129 Duane Street/New York, New York/ 06510/(203) 777-8480/Booth 17 WO 10013 /(212) 964-7659/Jewelry (Gold SUSAN PETERS & Silver) Booth 221 CAROLE ORR Pleasant Street/Saxtons River, Vermont/ Box 224 / Minetto, New York / 13115/ 05154/ (802) 869-2558/Macrame Booth KENNETH (315) 343-4628/Pottery Booth 478 13 WO NATHANSON 406 Spillway Rood/West Hurley, N. Y./ MARY LYNN O'SHEA ROBERT P. PFEIFER, JR. 12491/(914)338-6709 / Woodworking R.D. 1, Box 427/Vergennes, Vt./05491/ 149 W. Lanvale Street/Baltimore, Mary- Booth 183 (802) 759-2149/Weaving Booth 117 land / 21 21 7/(301 ) 383-8680 / Wood Toys Booth 223 NAYAUG POTTERY OSSIFIED JEWELRY CO. 380 Main Street/South Glastonbury, Ct./ RD #1, Box 1 45/Hinesburg, Vt./05461/ KENNETH M. PHILLIPS 06073 /(203) 633-4960/Pottery Booth (802) 425-2878 / Non-Metal Jewelry 5423 Walnut Street / Pittsburgh, Penn./ 305 Booth 353 15232 /(412) 687-2069/Stained Glass Booth 206 SUSAN NEAL OTNER-BOTNER SILVERSMITHS John Ford Road/Ashfield, Mass./01330/ 21 Olney Avenue/Lincoln, R. I./02865/ MARCIA PHILLIPS (413) 628-3939/Weaving Booth 313 (401) 728-1066/Metal Booth 153 Box #1 22/Goshen, Mass./Ol 032/ (41 3) 268-7155/Weaving Booth 339 KENLEIGH P. NELSON JACQUELINE OTT & TODD PHILLIPS & Gen. Delivery/High Falls, N. Y./l2440/ JONATHAN BONNER DAVID BELLANETONE (914) 687-7518/Ceramies Booth 340 21 Olney Avenue/Lincoln, R. I./02865/ 143 Market Street / Portsmouth, N. H./ (401) 728-1066/Metal Booth 153 GLORIA NEMIROFF 03801/(603) 431-4511 / Blown Glass 1 14 West 17 Street / New York, N. Y / PAHAKA Booth 219 1001 1/(212) 691-2821/Booth 242 19 Fox Hill / Upper Saddle River, N.J./ ALICE PICKETT 07458 /(201) 327-1464/Jewelry (Gold TOM NERSHI 194 Chestnut Street / Rehoboth, Mass./ & Silver) Booth 90 Clapper Hoi low/Jefferson, N. Y./l 2093/ 02769/ (61 7) 252-3541 / Weaving Booth Stained Glass Booth 38 336 CYNTHIA PANNUCCI TOM NEUGEBAUER Market Street / Lyme, N.H. / 03768 / JULIE PIEROT Peters Valley / Layton, N.J. / 07851/ (603) 795-4353/Silkscreened Pillows & Route 37, Barnes Hill / Sherman, Conn./ (201) 948-6964/Ceramics Booth 39 Wall-hangings Booth 12 WO 06784/(203) 355-0696 / Blown Glass ROSE PATCH Booth 227 NEW ENGLAND WEATHER 3701 Villa Nova / Baltimore, Maryland/ Box 857/Leverett, Mass./01054/(41 3) ELLEN REIBEN POSILKIN 21207 / (301) 484-3776 / Fiber Booth 367-9500/Metal Booth 112 4024 Calvert Street N.W. / Washington, 481 D.C./20007/ (202) 965-8920 / Jewelry Booth 99 BARBARA JOHANSEN NEWMAN PATCHWORK BY MILES c/o Rosenthal, 67 Fenwick Road/Buffalo 1360 Northern Blvd./Manhasset, N. Y./ ELLEN R. POSILKIN JEWELRY DESIGN New York/14221/ (71 6) 632-481 3/Soft 11030 / (516) 627-2586 / Patchwork Sculpture Booth 160 917 King St. / Alexandria, Va./22314/ Suede Clothing Booth 322 (703) 836-0774/Jewelry Booth 99 NEW MOON PATCHWORKS GEOFFREY AND LINDA POST 150 Merrick Rd./Amityville, New York/ R.D. 2, Box 217, South Street/Highland, 11701/ (516) 598-1869 / Stained Glass 197 Main St./Northfield, Mass./Ol 360/ New York / 12528 /(914) 883-6458 / (413) 498-2937/Fiber Booth 247 ' Booth 29 Fiber-Patchwork Booth 150 NICE THINGS BY MARK & HAL BOYER POTTERS WILLIAM B. PATRICK 1222 Fawn Road/Saugerties, New York/ 1 10 West 17 Street, 3rd Fl./New York, RD #1 / Arlington, Vermont / 05250 / 12477/(914) 246-4796/Wood Booth 60 N. Y./l 0011 / (212) 989-3582/Pottery (802) 375-6981 / Woodworking Booth Booth 360 365 CYNTHIA NIXON THE POTTERY COOP 3921 Burgoon Rd./Altoona, Pa./16602/ PAUL'S WOODEN DESIGNS 779 East Main Street / Branford, Conn./ (814) 943-1053 / Quilted Wall Hangu Box 93 / Middlefield, Mass. / 01243 / 06405 /(203) 488-9203/Pottery Booth ings, Soft Sculpture Booth 228 (413) 586-4258/Wood Booth 370 400 JANET PRIP-PETER PRIP RENNELS, LENORE MARGERY B. ROSE, 385 Westminster Street/Providence, R.I./ RD #1, Box 237A, Reller Road / Green JANICE C. WHITCRAFT 02903 / (401) 831-2772/Jewelry Booth Lane, Penn. / 1 8054/(21 5) 257-7888/ 125 Vincent Street/Syracuse, New York/ 205 Jewelry Booth 428 1 3210/ (31 5) 478-71 83/ Jewelry & Glass Booth 34 JEFF PULLMAN PETER RESNIK P.O. Box 127/Mountaindale, New York/ RD 1, Box 471/Vergennes, Vt./05491/ NEAL ROSENBLUM 12763/ (914) 434-4264/Ceramics Booth (802) 759-2133/Wood Booth 145 123 Auburn St./Auburn, Mass./Ol 501/ 350 (61 7) 832-21 31/Jewelry (Gold & Silver) DONALD PYWELL RICKEE BLACKSMITH SHOP Booth 174 Box 12, Route 1 Cr 100 / Chadds Ford, Main Street/Cherryfield, Maine/04622/ (207) 546-7954/Forged Iron Booth 325 SHIRLEY ROSENTHAL Penn./1931 7/ (215) 388-6221 / Jewelry 67 Fenwick Road/Buffalo, N.Y./l4221/ Booth 461 LYNN RILEY (716) 632-481 3/Enamels Booth 124 736 East Main Street/Branford, Conn./ BETHANY QUEEN BRUCE ROSS 06405 /(203) 488-91 59/Pottery Booth 49 Carroll Street/Brooklyn, N.Y./l 1231/ RD #1 / Old Chatham, N. Y. / 12136 / 400 (212) 858-3945 /Weaving Booth 472 (518) 794-9707 / Functional Stoneware Booth 210 QUEEN ANNE'S LACE ROSANNE RISNER 38 Elm Street / Hatfield, Mass./01038/ RFD 2 / Canaan, N. H. / 03741 / (603) PETER M. ROSS (413) 247-5953/Enamel Jewelry Booth 523-4812/Crochet/Knitting Booth 463 104 Old Ferry Road / Deer Isle, Maine / 296 04627 / (207) 348-2535 / Forged Iron ROBIN QUIGLEY RIVERWORKS CRAFT UNION Booth 59 162 North 3rd Street/Philadelphia, Pa./ Box 1 15/Hatfield, Mass./Ol038/(41 3) EMILY ROSSHEIM 19106 / (215) WA 5-5415 / Jewelry 247-9340 / Leather Accessories Booth Industrial Bldg. #8, Fort Ethan Allen / Booth 335 484 Winooski, Vermont/05404 / (802) 655- QUILLOW TOYS ROGER ROBERGE 1 1 32/Pottery Booth 363 Box 88/Harrisville, N.H./03450/(603) 69 Harvey Street / Cambridge, Mass. / 827-3074/Wood Toys Booth 431 RO 02140 /(617) 492-3071/Pottery Booth RICHARD ROTHBARD 52 20 East 20 Street/ New York, New York/ MARILYN RABETZ 10003/(212) 533-5800 / Wood Booth Batcheldor Rd./Windsor, Conn./06095/ RUTH ODILE ROBERTS 372 (203) 688-0427 / Functional Pottery 56 Florence Street / Worcester, Mass. / Booth 263 01610 /(617) 757-3995/Soft Sculpture JAMES ROTHROCK Booth 51 74 North Chapel Street / Newark, Dela- ROSEANNE RADFORD ware/1971 1/(302) 368-5581/Ceramics 122 5th Street/Providence, R.I./02906/ JOYCE ROBINSON Booth 35 Jewelry Booth 361 55 Rock City Road / Woodstock, N. Y./ DAVE AND MARJI ROY 12498 / (914) 679-7529/Soft Sculpture Star Rt., Route 171/S. Woodstock, Ct./ RAINBOW'S END Booth 437 Above & 1 16 S. Center Ave. / Somerset, 06267/ (203 >974-0654/Wooden Kinetic Penn./15501/Leather Booth 63 ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD Sculpture Booth 439 RD 1, Box 10/Middlesex, N. Y./14507/ MICHAL ROY RAM'S FORGE (315) 584-3539/Pottery Booth 17 RO 2501 East Mayberry Road/Westminster, 170 Wall Street/Kingston, N.Y./l2401/ Maryland / 21157 /(301) 346-7873 / ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD (914) 331-7379/Jewelry Booth 479 Blacksmithing Booth 443 RD 1, Box 10/Middlesex, N. Y./14507/ S. RUBEL (315) 584-3539/Pottery Booth 18 RO LASSIE RATHBONE STEPHEN LEPAGE 407 Pine Street/Providence, R.I./02903/ (401) 861 -3632/Weaving Booth 66 Walden Station Road/Cabot, Vt./05647/ ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD (802) 563-2267/Leather Booth 346 RD 1, Box 10/Middlesex, N. Y./14507/ TIMM T. RUNNION (315) 584-3539/Weaving Booth 190 P.O. Box 626 / Newburyport, Mass. / CATHYMARIE RAUH 01950/(617) 465-3559 / Wooden Toys 354 Skyline Lake Drive/Ringwood, N.J./ ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD Booth 415 07456 /(201) 839-2383/Boxes in Pre- RD 1, Box 10/Middlesex, N. Y./14507/ cious Metal (Jewelry) Booth 23 (315) 584-3539/Pottery Booth 19 RO RUST POND WORKSHOP RFD #1, Box 53A / East Alton, N. H. / CYNTHIA REED ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD 03809/(603) 875-3400/Leather, Can- 19 Model Ave. / Hopewell, N.J./08525/ RD 1, Box 10/Middlesex, N. Y./14507/ vas Booth 169 (609) 466-1 196/Jewelry Booth 452 (315) 584-3539/Blown Glass Booth 188 FRAN CUTRELL RUTKOVSKY BEVERLY RED ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD 1839 Chapel Street/New Haven, Conn./ The Vegimill / Bristol, Vermont/05443/ RD 1, Box 10/Middlesex, N. Y./14507/ 0651 5/ (203) 387-5974/Weaving Booth (802) 453-2462/Stuffed Toys Booth 257 (315) 584-3539/Blown Glass Booth 189 165 JANET REDFIELD GAIL RUZICKA ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD 575 Beechwood Avenue/Bridgeport, Ct./ Harborside, Maine/04642/(207) 326- RD 1, Box 1 0/Middlesex, N. Y./14507/ 4875/Stained Glass Booth 358 06604 /(203) 579-7825/Jewelry Booth (315) 584-3539 / Blacksmithing Booth 11 WO 20 RO REFLECTIONS IN WOOD EDWARD SACHER 406A Spillway Road/West Hurley, NY/ ROCKY POINT RAKU 64 Fulton Street, Loft 300 / New York, 12491 / (914) 338-6709/Woodworking 2438 Barnes Avenue/Bronx, New York/ New York/(212) 964-3088/Wood Booth Booth 183 10467 /(212) 798-0711 / Raku Booth 289 475 REINMAKER LEATHER EDWARD SACHER 156 Greenwich Avenue / Goshen NY/ STEPHEN & HARRIET ROGERS 820 West End Avenue/New York, N. Y./ 10924/(914) 294-9172/Leather Booth Box 857/Leverett, Mass./Ol 054/(41 3) 421 10025/(212) 666-8349 / Wood Booth 367-9500/Metal Booth 112 289 LIBBY REISEL JAMES ROHRER/RICHARD SETTI 16 Maple Avenue/Mahwah, New Jersey/ SALAMANDRA GLASS 591 Middle Neck Road/Great Neck, New 143 Market Street / Portsmouth, N. H./ 07430 / (201) 529-2996/Jewelry Booth York/1 1023/ (5.16) 466-5884 / Stained 444 03801/(603) 431-4511 / Blown Glass Glass Booth 231 Booth 219 JANE S. REISS ROSANNE JIM SALEM 401 Route 22, Apt. 25D / N. Plainfield, 38 Elm Street / Hatfield, Mass./Ol038/ 4 Severance St. / Shelburne Falls, Mass./ N.J./07060 / (201) 753-8826 / Jewelry (413) 247-5953/Enamel Jewelry Booth Booth 251 01370 /(413) 625-2670/Pottery Booth 296 480 SALTY DOG POTTERY RIMA SCHULKIND KAETE BRITTIN SHOW RFD 1, Rt. 28/Barnstead, N.H./03218/ 7412 Nevis Road/Bethesda, Maryland/ 124 Old Ford Road / New Paltz, N. Y./ (603) 435-6014/Pottery Booth 413 WO 20034 /(301) 229-0279/Pottery Booth 12561 / (914) 255-6736/Ceramics Booth 61 290 EVE SANDLER 153 Waverly Place, 6th Floor/New York, SCHWARTZOTT, CAROL LINDA H. SHERMAN New York / 10014 /(212) 222-0606/ 623 Buffalo Avenue/Niagara Falls, N.Y./ JAMES H. RAUSCH Jewelry Booth 312 14303/(716) 285-8392/Textiles Booth 7147 W. Keeney Road / Cuyler, N. Y./ 120 13050/(607) 842-6278 / En/Jewelry THOMAS M. SANDRETTO Booth 96 2603 Orlando Drive / Pittsburgh, Penn./ NANCY SCHRIBNER 15235 /(412) 241 -6293/Jewelry Booth 24 Fairview Lane/Wilton, Conn./06897/ PETER SHROPE 88 (203) 762-3732/Jewelry Booth 11 WO Upland Meadows, Old Milford Rd./Brook- line, N.H. / 03303 /(603) 673-169.3/ "SARI" SCULPSIT Stoneware Booth 324 i 1 Glenn Avenue/Berwyn, Penn./19312/ 203 Miles Avenue / Fayetteville, N. Y./ (21 5) 647-3750/Jewelry (Gold & Silver) 13066 /(315) 446-9195 / Cast Metal DAVID SHULTZ Booth 254 Booth 18 WO 141 Lowell Road / E. Pepperell, Mass./ SEA GLASS 01437 / (61 7) 433-9323/Silver Jewelry DOUG SASSI booth 429 RO Bucktail Trail/St. Marys, Penn./15857/ 33 Bow Street/Portsmouth, N.H./03801/ 431 -5933/Stained Glass Booth 286 (814) 781 -6260/Pottery Booth 98 LAURA SICKLICK/MARIA CARITO P.O. Box 127, Hanover Street Station / SATTVA SILVER WORKS JOAN E. SEACE 5 Stanton Aven ue/South Hadley, Mass./ Boston, Mass./021 1 3/Silkscreening Booth RD 1, Box 121 / Underhill, Vt./05489/ 255 (802) 899-3750/Jewelry Booth 315 01075 /(413) 536-7408/Pottery Booth 320 JULES SIEGEL GAYLE SAUNDERS ASYA SEARCH 401 Fourth Street/Brooklyn, New York/ 9 East 16 Street/New York, New York/ Teatown Road, RFD 337 / Croton-on- 11215 /(212) 768-6243/Jewelry Booth 10003/(212) 255-2339/Booth 170 Hudson, New York/10520/(914) 271- 332 3977/Enamels Booth 204 ALETTA SC HAAP SIEGEL, PAUL Leonard Rd. / Shutesbury, Mass./01072/ JOSEPH MICHAEL SEDESKI P.O. 313/Port Jefferson, N. Y./11777/ (413) 256-0174/Ceromics Booth 123 c/o Moods, 91 South Main Street/Wilkes (516) 331-1056/Jewelry Booth 319 BARBARA SCHAFF Barre, Penn. / 18701/(717) 829-1089/ Leather Accessories Booth 132 JUDE SILVER RD 3, Box 422 / Stockton, N.J./08559/ 102 South Street/Boston, Mass./021 1 1/ (201) 782-7742/Ceramics Booth 208 ROBERT A. SEDERSTROM (617) 426-05.46/Leather Booth 3 RO 1 1 1 Plains Road/New Paltz, New York/ HARVEY SCHAKTMAN & AMY REISER SILVERBITS BY HOFFMAN Crittenden Hill / Shelburne Falls, Mass./ 12561 / (914) 255-0167/Ceramics Booth 1 14 17 Copper Beech Place/Merrick, N. Y./ 01 370/ (413) 625-9298/Leother/Book- 1 1566 / (516) 868-41 18/Silver & Gold binding Booth 446 LAURENCE SEEGERS Jewelry Booth 338 Apt. 3A, 64 West 84 Street/New York, ANN SCHAUMBURGER SILVERWORKS 185 Bleecker Street / New York, N. Y / New York / 10024 /(212) 362-4316 / Jewelry Booth 30 Brust Route 12, Box 312 / Frederick, 10012/(212) 473-2490 / Quilts Booth Maryland/21701/Jewelry Booth 344 26 WO SABRA SEGAL JUDY SCHERMERHORN P.O. Box 1 12/Woodstock, N. Y./12498/ SILVERWORKS 232 Executive Drive/Guilderland, N. Y./ (914) 679-8710 / Functional Ceramics 238 Watchung Avenue / U. Montclair, 12084/ (518) 456-3444/Ceramies Booth and Non-Utilitarian Ceramics Booth 224 N.J./07043 / (201 ) 746-3243 / Jewelry 26 RO Booth 2 RO HISAKO SEKIJIMA SIMPLY GLAS JAMES SCHIETINGER 2621 Palisade Avenue, Riverdale / New Box 598 / Gouldsboro, Maine / 04607 / RFD 2, Box 52B / Ludlow, Vt./05149/ York, N. Y. / 10463/(212) 549-3463/ Basketry Booth 22 WO (207) 546-2408/Blown Glass Booth 476 (802) 228-8744/Porcelain, Raku Booth 316 ANN SEMKO JOSH SIMPSON STEPHEN SCHIFFER 5409 Mohican Rd./Bethesda, Maryland/ Frank Williams Road / Shelburne Falls, 1 8 Maple Avenue / Swampscott. Mass./ 20016/ (301 ) 229-2552/Porcelain Booth Mass./01370/(413) 625-6145 / Blown 01907/(617) 598-5092 / Cer.-Pottery 101 Glass Booth 76 Booth 279 MICKEY SEQUENZIA & JANE SINAUER STEPHEN SCHIFFER-STONEWARE DAVID STEARNS 374 Old Montague Road, RD #3 / Am- 271 Western Ave./Lynn, Mass./01904/ Bates Drive / Middle Haddam, Conn. / herst, Mass./01002 / (413) 549-6163/ (617) 5.92-2449/Cer.-Pottery Booth 279 06456/(203) 267-01 59/Macramé Booth Pottery Booth 84 172

TOM & NANCY SCHILLEREFF BRUCE HAMILTON SEVICK SKYLIGHT North Main Street / Wolfeboro, N H / P.O. Box 237/Sag Harbor, N.Y./l 1963/ 30 Bromfield St./Boston, Mass./02108/ 03894 / (603) 569-2485/Leather Booth (516) 537-3173/Pottery Booth 447 (617) 426-0521 /Jewelry Booth 327 102 CAROL A. SEVICK BRIAN W. SMITH PAUL SCHIRMER Box 568, Hampton Street / Sag Harbor, Box 427 / Waitsfield, Vermont / 05673/ Box 93 / Middlefield, Mass. / 01243 / New York / 1 1963 / (516) 725-3616 / (802) 496-3315 / Stained Glass Booth (413) 586-4258/Wood Booth 370 Pottery Booth 311 337

EILEEN S. AND RICHARD C. SCHLAG SEXWICK POTTERY DANA SMITH RD 2, Box 40 / McDonough, New York/ 27 East 21 Street/New York, New York/ 33 Bow Street/Portsmouth, N.H./03801/ 13801/(607) 656-9683/Ceramics Booth 10010/ (212) 477-1334/Ceramics Booth (603) 431-5933 / Stained Glass Booth 199 286 ADELE Y. SCHONBRUN SY L. SHAMES ROBERT K. SMITH, 33 Martins Lane / Berkeley Hts., N. J / 23 Allen Street / Basking Ridge, N. J./ DIANE R. NECICCIO 07922 / (201) 464-0295 / Ceramics, 07920/ (201 ) 766-31 62/Ceramics Booth 18 Hamlin Road/Newton, Mass./02159/ Porcelain Booth 73 20 (617) 527-3597/Leather Booth 238 THE SCHOOLHOUSE ANNE B. SHATTUCK Harmony Rd./Wellington, Maine/04990/ SOFT IMAGES Hemingway Road / Brant Lake, N. Y. / 155 Main Street / Northampton, Mass./ (207) 683-2814/Wooden Puzzles Booth 1281 5/ (51 8) 494-2278/Ceramics Booth 306 01060/ (413) 586-3647/Pillows, Shower 171 Curtains Booth 31 SOLAR WIND SILVERSMITHS DICK STUDLEY WILLIAM THISTLE 35 Washington Street / E. Stroudsburg, 58 Burr Road / Hingham, Mass. 02043/ 6134 Craig Avenue/Cornwells Hts., Pa./ Penn./18301/(717) 424-6670/Gold & (617) 749-4696 / Flameware Ceramics 19020 /(215) 752-9432/Jewelry Booth Silver Jewelry Booth 268 Booth 215 412 WO SPACE CRAFT PAUL D. STURM DON THOMAS 529 South Street / Philadelphia, Penn./ 30 Stuyvesant Plaza/Mt. Vernon, N. Y./ 35 Clark Street/Brooklyn, N.Y./11 201/ 19147/ (215.) 925-1 862/Ceramics Booth 10552 /(914) 668-6855 / Wood Furni- (212) 522-7504/Jewelry Booth 407 9 WO ture Booth 21 RO LYNN THOR SPADE ARMANDO SUAREZ RD 2, Box 21 A, Penn. Ave./Binghamton, 122 5th Street/Providence, R.I./02906/ 10 Ocean Parkway/Brooklyn, New York/ N.Y./13903/ (607) 772-8642/Weaving Jewelry Booth 361 11218 / (212) 436-0193/Leather Booth Booth 1 RO 69 TIMBERLINE HANDWOVENS SANSEA SPARLING Timberline, RD #2/Muncy, Pa./17756/ Box 81 / New Haven, Vermont / 05472/ SUGAR LOAF FOLK INSTRUMENTS (717) 433-3136/Fiber Booth 147 (802) 453-3894 / Welded Steel Booth Woods Road/Sugar Loaf, N. Y./10981/ (914) 469-4963 / Musical Instruments 173 Booth 85 KAREN J. TOPOL Old Forge Road/Wingdale, N.Y./12594/ JACKIE SPEETER STEPHEN SUGARMAN (914) 832-6925/Jewelry Booth 28 RFD 2 / Plainfield, Vermont / 05667 / 19 Spring Lane / Sharon, Mass./02067/ (802) 454-7106/Baskets Booth 445 Leather Booth 362 DARYL TOTH/CHERYL GREEN 385 Westminster Street, Rm. 57 / Provi- EDWARD SPENCER BETSY SUHEY dence, R. 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Y./13830/ 2 Worcester St./Belmont, Mass./02178/ 1 5 Sachem Avenue / Worcester, Mass. / (607) 843-7504 / Functional Pottery (617) 484-1929/Ceramics Booth 433 01606 /(617) 853-9379/Jewelry Booth Booth 483 394 ALAN STIRT TUCKER TOYS R.D. 4/Enosburg Falls, Vermont/05450/ T. A. J. STUDIOS P.O. Box 626/ Newbury port, Ma./01950/ (802) 933-2125 / Wood Turning Booth 278 Old Ford Road / New Paltz, N. Y./ (617) 465-3559 / Wooden Toys Booth 100 12561 / (914) 255-8691/Jewelry (Gold 415 & Silver) Booth 78 CARL STOCKWELL SUSANNE TURINO-BATIK 33 Oak Street/Rhinebeck, N.Y./12572/ TERESA TAYLOR AND BOB ELLIS 27 Dug Road/New Paltz, N. Y./12561/ Raku Booth 16 WO RFD 1, Rte. 28/Barnstead, N.H./0321 8/ Batik Booth 378 (603) 435-6014/Pottery Booth 413 WO THE TURNPIKE ROAD-WOOD-FIRED ALAN STOLOWITZ CHRISTOPHER F. TEKVERK POTTERY 52 Babbitt Road / Bedford Hills, N. Y./ Box 63 / Marlboro, Vermont / 05344/ 10507/ (914) 666-8719/Wood Booth 33 232 E. 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Y./13830/ 7 Belknap Street/Northfield, Vt./05663/ RALPH AND SANDY TERRY (802) 485-6261/Wood Booth 75 (607) 843-7504 / Functional Pottery 32 Walnut Road/Norwell, Mass./02061/ Booth 483 (617) 659-7007/Pottery Booth 334 UNIQUE CREATIONS 105 E. Genesee Street/Fayettevilie, New S & T WOOD CRAFTS THEO DESIGNS P.O. Box 218 / Churchville, Maryland/ York / 13066/(315) 637-5331 / Batik 63 Drake Road/Scarsdale, N. Y./10583/ Booth 4 WO 21028 / (301) 679-381 1 / Wood Toys (914) 472-451 5/Jewelry Booth 261 Booth 469 UNIQUE DESIGNS IN SILVER BY GEORGE J. THIEWES LAUREN ROBERT STRUTHERS Box 13, Fletchen Hill Road/So. Wood- 12 Strathmore Drive/Spring Valley, N.Y./ RD 1/Naples, N. 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VANDERBROOK, TERRY AND KATH SUSAN WECHSLER WOODEN TOYS OF HARMONY Box 6 / East Freetown, N. Y. / 1 3055/ 420 West End Avenue/New York, N. Y./ North Road / Harmony, Maine / 04942/ (607) 836-6310 / Functional & Non- 10024/(212) 873-9880/Booth 110 (207) 683-5554/Wood-Toys Booth 405 Utilitarian Ceramics Stoneware Booth 4 RO NEIL WEINBERG WOODENWARE P.O. Box 10 / Brownsville, Maryland / VEEDRA RD 3/Winchester, N.H./03470/Porcelain Pottery Booth 232 21715/(301) 432-6131 / Wood-Acces. 9 Franklin Street/Newark, N.J./07102/ Booth 45 (201) 621 -8583/Jewelry Booth 385 FRANCES WELLES WOODENWORKS THE VEGIMALS, 335 Aberdeen Street / Rochester, N. Y./ 4318 Fessenden Street, NW/Washington, FREEMOUNTAIN TOYS INC. 14619 /(716) 328-7533/Jewelry Booth DC/20016/(202) 686-5471 / Wooden The Vegimill / Bristol, Vermont/05443/ 422 Toys Booth 262 (802) 453-2462/Stuffed Toys Booth 257 HOWARD WERNER WOODENWORKS MERRI VETRANO Peters Valley Craftsmen / Layton, NJ./ RD 1, Box 471/Vergennes, Vt./05491/ 1116 Arnold Avenue / Point Pleasant, 07851/ (201 >948-5832/Wood Booth 71 (802) 759-2133/Wood Booth 145 N. J. / 08742 / (201) 295-0148 / Fiber Booth 129 RICHARD A. WESSNER WOOD THAT WORKS 162 N. 3rd Street / Philadelphia, Penn./ Star Route, Route 71/S. Woodstock, Ct./ ELIZABETH & DAVID VIGODA 19106/(215) 925-5415/Jewelry (Gold 06267/ (203) 974-0654/Wooden Kine- RD 2/Middleburgh, N. Y./12122/ (51 8) & Silver) Booth 409 tic Sculpture Booth 439 827-4903 /Pottery Booth 310 WEST MAIN POTTERS CHUCK & SALLY WRIGHT VINCENT ST. STUDIOS 508 W. Main St. / Avon, Mass./02322/ Hob Nob Hill / Starksboro, Vt./05487 / 125 Vincent Street/Syracuse, New York/ (617) 586-3463/Ceramics Booth 245 (802) 453-3852/Leather Booth 375 13210/ (31 5) 478-71 83/Jewelry & Glass Booth 34 TOM WHITE MALCOLM WRIGHT 604 River Rd./Fair Haven, N.J./07701/ The Turnpike Road-Wood-Fired Pottery, SANDY VOHR (201) 747-6263/Pottery Booth 179 Box 63 / Marlboro, Vt. / 05344 / (802) 1400 Dean Street / Schenectady, N. Y./ 254-2168/Pottery Booth 15 RO 12309/(518) 377-2910/Leather Booth GINNY WHITNEY 466 5 School Lane/Scarsdale, N. Y./10583/ SARA WRIGHT (914) SC 3-6940 / Cloisonné, Enamel P.O. Box 44 / Rockport, Mass. / 01966/ LESLIE VOIERS Jewelry Booth 82 (617) 546-6205/Weaving Booth 229 Box 30 / Cambridgeport, Vt. / 05141/ (802) 869-2182/Crochet Booth 149 BONNEY WHITTINGTON NANCILEE WYDRA Box 95 / Bridgewater, Vermont/05034 / 9 Franklin Street/Newark, N.J./07102/ JANE VOORHEES (802) 672-5141/Textile Wall Hangings, (201) 621 -8583/Jewelry Booth 385 319 Park Street/Montclair, N.J./07043/ Murals, & Quilts Booth 211 (201) 744-9014/Jewelry Booth 281 WYOMING SILVERWORKS LEIF WICKLUND Box 335/Wakefield, R. I./02880/(401) A. M. WALLING/D. WELCH-MAY 27 East 21 Street/New York, New York/ 789-7327/Silverwork Booth 383 RFD 2 / Canaan, N.H. / 03741 /(603) 10010/ (212) 477-1 334/Ceramics Booth 523-4812/Crochet/Knitting Booth 463 199 BURR YARROW Box 1 16/Swarthmore, Pa./19081 / (215) CAROL B. WARREN FRED WIESENER 328-2469/Leather Booth 402 R.D. 2, Box 217, South Street/Highland, 312 James Street/Clayton, N.Y./13624/ New York / 12528 /(914) 883-6458 / (315) 686-4307 / Mixed Media Booth LYDIA YIN Fiber-Patchwork Booth 150 152 Box 512 / Naples, New York / 14512/ (716) 374-2390/Porcelain Booth 471 CATHY SMITH WARREN WILDFLOWER IRONWORKS 2129 Green Street/Philadelphia, Penn./ RD #1, Mountain Rd./Addison, Vermont/ KATH I YOKUM 19130/(215) PO 5-41 85/Soft Sculpture 05491 / (802) 759-2404 / Forged Iron RR #1, Park Street/Putnam, Ct./06260/ Booth 237 Booth 341 (203) 928-4380/Raku Booth 343 BRAD WARSTLER LAURA WILENSKY BOBBI YOUNG Box 198/Alfred Station, N. Y./14803/ Route 3, Box 234/Kingston, New York/ 31 School Street/Hatfield, Mass./01038/ (607) 587-8127/Wood Booth 417 12401/ (914) 338-2199/Porcelain Booth (413) 247-5886/Leather Booth 106 22 RO BARBARA & BOB WATKINS STEVEN K. ZEITL1N 42 Bush Street/South Dartmouth, Mass./ BETSY WILLIAMS 1 76 Bleecker Street / New York, N. Y./ 02748 /(617) 996-2055/Pottery Booth Box 257, Chase Drive / Minetto, N. Y./ 10012/(212) 477-1080/Enamels Booth 354 13115/(315) 342-1544/Ceramics Booth 105 70 WAVERLY STUDIOS BARNEY ZEITZ 153 Waverly Place, 6th Floor/New York, GLEN WILLIAMS Dukes County Avenue, Box 1581 / Oak New York / 10014 /(212) 222-0606 / 20 Dewey Street / Springfield, Vermont/ Bluffs, Mass./02557/(617) 693-9421/ Jewelry Booth 312 05156/ (802) 885-2839/Ceramics Booth Stained Glass Booth 58 7 WO CHRISTINE WAWRZYNEK DEBORAH ZIDEL 420 Ashland Avenue/Buffalo, New York/ ANDREW J. WILLNER 508 West Main Street / Avon, Mass. / 14222/ (716)881 -2930/Ceramics Booth RD 1, Box 1 3A/Thompson, Pa./18465/ 02322/ (617) 586-3463 /Ceramics Booth 411 RO (717) 727-2909/Wood Booth 116 245 FUNCTIONAL PORCELAIN Jeff Pullman 350 Marilyn Rabetz 263 Jan Axel 92 Lynn Riley 400 Med ¡a Listing Roberta Bloom 2 WO Rochester Folk Art Guild 188 Frank Bologna 329 Rochester Folk Art Guild 19 RO Bonnema Potters 162 Bruce Ross 210 of Exhibiting Roseanne Brewer 369 Doug Sassi 98 Naomi Cahana 107 Barbara Schaff 208 Marilyn Coplin 243 Schulkind Pottery 61 Craftspersons Valda Cox 57 Peter Shrope 324 Robert Deeble 220 Schlag Studio 167 Marylyn Dintenfass-Katz 131 Bruce Hamilton Sevick 447 CLAY Seth Duberstein 185 Carol A. Sevick 31 1 Stephen F. Fabrico 490 Anne Shattuck 171 ARCHITECTURAL STONEWARE Michael Failing 301 Dick Studley 215 llene Ferber 367 T. & K. Vanderbrook 4 RO Mad River Pottery 47 Robert Forrest 175 Christine Wawrzynek 41 1 RO David Frank 413 RO Tom White 179 Seth Franklin Studios 185 Robert G. F. Woo 495 RO EARTHENWARE Nancy Frommer 388 Malcolm Wright 15 RO Handcrafted Flutes 303 Cumulus 176 Jayne Goor 384 NON-UTILITARIAN/ Jillian K. Barber 395 Liz Gates Wilson 430 WO SCULPTURAL CERAMICS Leif Wicklund 199 Pat Probst Gilman 81 Pam Herd 326 Karen E. Aumann 379 Danielle Hill 41 1 WO Jan Axel 92 FUNCTIONAL CERAMICS Ted Keller 287 Jim Bailey 193 Deborah R. Lecce 493 RO Jillian K. Barber 395 Jim Bailey 193 Charles Limmer 218 Werner Bargsten 176 Louise Baldinger 181 Craig Marquette 348 Bennett Bean 1 1 9 Bennett Bean 119 Kevin Mathers 283 Walter S. Bezaniuk 6 RO Walter S. Bezaniuk 6 RO Josette Noll 229 Don Blue 24 RO Don Blue 24 RO K. Pearson/F. Hemingway 391 Roseanne Brewer 369 Ron Burke 201 Jeff Pullman 350 Ron Burke 201 J. Bradley Cather 276 Rochester Folk Art Guild 17 RO Naomi Cahana 107 Carole Wong Chesek 54 James Rothrock 35 Carole Wong Chesek 54 Cone Ten Pottery 298 Salty Dog Pottery 413 WO J. Bradley Cather 276 Cumulus 176 Barbara Schaff 208 Cold Mountain Pottery 310 Dancing Man Pottery 480 Judy Schermerhorn 26 RO Elisa D'Arrigo 145 Nessa Darren 360 Adele Y. Schonbrun 73 Marylyn Dintenfass-Katz 131 Elozua 104 James Schientinger 316 Mary Dudek 467 Richard Cr Sandy Farrell 1 1 RO Joan E. Seace 320 CC Dwyer 83 Barbara Ford 5 WO Ann Semko 101 Lois Eldridge 305 Robert Forrest 175 Anne Shattuck 227 R. Elozua 104 Cliff Garten 371 Kaete Brittin Shaw 290 Stephen F. Fabrico 490 Susan Gilbert 314 Jane Sinauer 84 Michael Failing 301 John V. Gilmore 345 Judith Stiles 433 Michael F. Feno 21 WO Debbie Gottheim 191 Bob & Barbara Watkins 354 Barbara Ford 5 WO Howard W. Hass 462 Laura Wilensky 22 RO Robert Forrest 175 Harvey Street Potters 52 Lydia Yin 471 Victoria Friedman 260 John Heller 216 Deborah Zidel 245 Cliff Garten 371 Ron Hoban 459 Pat Probst Gilman 81 Chi Hum 489 RO FUNCTIONAL RAKU Ken Goldstrom 64 Seth Isman 393 Jayne Goor 384 John Jessiman 89 Gigi Kunze 195 Debbie Gottheim 191 Killer Bear Pottery 429 WO Tony Meccia 475 Howard W. Haas 462 Jill Kleinman 356 Nancee Meeker 249 Pam Herd 326 Davida Kovner 273 Carl Stockwell 16 WO Hickory Grove Studio 95 William Lewin 273 Susan Wechsler 110 Warren Hullow 95 Littlefield Studios 1 86 Kathi Yokum 343 John Jessiman 89 The Livingston Pottery 87 Ted Keller 287 Mad River Pottery 47 Jill Kleinman 356 The Master's Studio 276 FUNCTIONAL STONEWARE Gigi Kunze 195 Allan McCulloch 429 WO Lee: Pottery 396 Curtis Mitchell 293 Aletta 123 Littlefield Studios 1 86 Kenleigh P. Nelson 340 Frank Bologna 329 The Master's Studio 276 Tom Neugebauer 39 Bonnema Potters 162 Tony Meccia 475 Rina Peleg 127 Chandler-Worth Pottery 143 Nancee Meeker 249 Bruce Ross 210 Cold Mountain Pottery 310 Curtis Mitchell 293 Emily Rossheim 363 Robert Compton 47 Warren Muller 9 WO Jim Salem 480 Valda Cox 57 Kenleigh P. Nelson 340 Stephen Schiffer 279 Robert L. Crystal 486 RO Tom Neugebauer 39 Schulkind Pottery 61 Elisa D'Arrigo 145 Isabel Parks 95 Sabra Segal 224 Sally Ann Endleman 79 K. Pearson/F. Heminway 391 Sy L. Shames 20 Michael Failing 301 Jeff Pullman 350 Sweetheart Pottery 270 Michael F. Feno 21 WO Marilyn Rabetz 263 The Terry Pottery 334 llene Ferber 367 Rochester Folk Art Guild 17 RO Neil Weinberg 232 David Frank 413 RO Emily Rossheim 363 Leif Wicklund 199 Victoria Friedman 260 Judy Schermerhorn 26 RO Betsy Williams 70 Nancy Frommer 388 James Schietinger 316 Glen Williams 7 WO Errol Gumer Pottery 240 Schlag Studio 167 Lee: Pottery 396 Adele Y. Schonbrun 73 Carl Lindgren 252 Joan E. Seace 320 FUNCTIONAL FLAMEWARE Mitch Lyons 125 Sabra Segal 224 Craig Marquette 348 Ann Semko 101 Aletta 123 Ragnar Naess 197 Sy L. Shames 20 Susan Limmer 267 Carole Orr 478 Judith Stiles 433 Carl Stockwell 16 WO Vegimals/Freemountain Toys 257 Geoffrey & Linda Post 247 Robert Struthers 492 RO Cathy Smith Warren 237 Ruth O. Roberts 51 Sweetheart Pottery 270 Georgia Landau 304 Joyce Robinson 437 The Terry Pottery 334 Vegimals/Freemountain Toys 257 Kath Vanderbrook 4 RO Cathy Smith Warren 237 Susan Wechsler 1 10 FABRIC PAINTING Cynthia Winika 91 Leif Wicklund 199 Susan D. Davidson 222 Fred Wiesener 152 WALL HANGINGS Laura Wilensky 22 RO Betsy Williams /0 FIBER Lillian Ball 77 Glen Williams 7 WO Bethany Queen 472 Kathi Yokum 343 Nancy C. Crampton 235 Nancy C. Crampton 235 Deborah Zidel 245 Cindy Fornari 203 Randall Darwall 214 Bill Godfrey 264 Susan D. Davidson 222 Haradora Designs 451 •f PORCELAIN John & Shirley Eck 147 Dorothy Harris 45 1 Fantasy Quilts 1 37 Annette G. Hobbs 1 82 Marylyn Dintenfass-Katz 131 Patricia Foxx 442 Nancy Larcomb 3 WO Gail Wilson Duggan 397 Ellen Tobey Holmes 244 Linda Lumsden 4 WO A Lois Eldridge 305 Norman Krinsky 131 Geoffrey & Linda Post 247 Mary Lynn O'Shea 1 17 The Livingston Pottery 87 Lynn Thor 1 RO Schulkind Pottery 61 Nancy Lyon 1 57 Robert A. Sedestrom 114 Marjorie Moore 1 1 5 Neil Weinberg 232 KNITTING Cynthia Nixon 228 Tom White 179 Cynthia Pannucci 12 WO A. M. Walling/D. Welch-May 463 Patchwork by Miles 322 Sheila Perez 250 PORCELAIN DOLLS Alice Pickett 336 MACRAME Ruth O. Roberts 51 Gail Wilson Duggan 397 Ann Schaumburger 26 WO Carole Loong Chesek 54 Carol Schwartzott 120 Gammy Miller 410 WO SALT-GLAZED Susanne Turino 378 Mixed Knots 74 Merri Vetrano 129 Susan Peters 13 WO Nancy Frommer 338 Carol B. Warren 150 Sequenzia & Stearns 172 R. Levine/S. Wallace 419 Bonney Whittington 21 1 Merri Vetrano 129 Rochester Folk Art Guild 1 8 RO Arlene Winkler 46 Fred Wiesener 152 Salty Dog Pottery 413 WO Anne Shattuck 171 WEAVING Fred Tregaskis 1 64 PILLOWS William Troxell 483 Lillian Ball 77 J. Herzenberg/Soft Images 217 Ruth Bilowus 317 Judy Bronfman 487 RO FIBER QUILTS, APPL., PATCH. Nancy C. Crampton 235 Steve Csipke 374 BATIK Leslie Fuller 44 Randall Darwall 214 Jane Crow 323 Fantasy Quilts 137 Ellen Driscoll 414 RO James Domena 349 Fat Cats & Friends 56 John & Shirley Eck 147 Tipi Halsey 440 Patricia Foxx 442 Jesseca Ferguson 384 Christine Karhi 398 Ellen Tobey Holmes 244 Cindy Fornari 203 Norman Krinsky 136 Cynthia Nixon 228 Tipi Halsey 440 Susanne Turino 378 Sheila Perez 250 Nancy Lyon 157 Ann Schaumburger 26 WO Ken Mayberger 144 Heat Transfer Pillows & Quilts 403 Laurel M. Moranz 37 CLOTHING Carol B. Warren 1 50 Susan Neal 313 Bonney Whittington 211 Mary Lynn O'Shea 1 1 7 Lillian Ball 77 Marcia Phillips 339 Robin Berger/ Bethany Queen 472 Arachne Handweaving 330 RUGS Rochester Folk Art Guild 190 Diane Birdsall 460 S. Rubel 66 Steve Csipke 374 Alice Pickett 336 Fran Cutrell Rutkovsky 165 John & Shirley Eck 147 Carol Schwartzott 120 Jesseca Ferguson 284 SHOWER CURTAINS Inga Spivak 434 Cindy Fornari 203 Arlene Winkler 46 Ellen Tobey Holmes 244 J. Herzenberg/Soft Images 217 Sara Wright 229 Christine Karhi 398 Susan Neal 313 Mary Lynn O'Shea 117 SILKSCREENED TEXTILES Rose Patch 481 GLASS Geoffrey & Linda Post 247 Fat Cat & Friends 56 S. Rubel 66 J. Herzenberg/Soft Images 31 BLOWN Susanne Turino 378 Kaleidscope Handprints 255 Mary Angus 309 Leslie Voiers 149 Cynthia Pannucci 12 WO Arlene Winkler 46 Robert William Bartlett 476 K. Bowlby/J. Gilvey 386 SOFT SCULPTURE Peter Bramhall 278 CROCHET Robert Burch 259 Jim Bailey 193 Robert Deeble 220 Randall Darwall 214 Lillian Ball 77 Stephen J. Fellerman 202 JoAnn Grossman 31 Michelle Gamm Clifton 253 Nancy Freeman 148 *) Leslie Voiers 149 Susan D. Davidson 222 Don Gonzalez 297 A. M. Walling/D. Welch-May 463 Fantasy Quilts 1 37 Thomas Kekic 1 WO J. Herzenberg/Soft Images 217 K. William LeQuier 333 DOLLS/SOFT TOYS Tempe Biddle Hill 390 Lorenz Studio 146 Christine Karhi 398 Meyer Glass 2o8 Wendy Ellertson 241 Marjorie Moore 115 Rich Miller 449 Fat Cats & Friends 56 Cynthia Nixon 228 James H. Nadal 128 Joanne Fox 10 WO Barbara J. Newman 160 Julie Pierot 227 Marjorie Moore 1 1 5 Sheila Perez 250 Michael Pavlik 94 Rochester Folk Art Guild 1 89 Christopher F. Teverk 161 Glenda Arentzen 133 Salamandra Glass 219 William Thistle 412 WO Roz Balkin 291 Josh Simpson 76 Sandy Vohr 466 Michael J. Banner 355 D. Sweet 239 Bladah Workshop 446 James Bergren 468 George J. Thiewes 113 Wright Leather 375 Louise Bermont 285 Vincent St. Studios 34 Bobbi Young 106 Joel Besnard 6 WO Simply Glas 476 Kenneth R. Bray 426 Frances T. Byrne Jr 347 CLOTHING Canopus Hollow 138 GLASS CONSTRUCTIONS CAT 23 WO Diane Birdsall 460 Sharon Church 32 Alan Garry 5 RO Jeremy Bond 155 Circle Round the Moon 432 Jan Faulkner 392 Arthur L. Cohen 436 Connie & Jacques Mazzoleni 50 STAINED/LEADED Jeanmarie Colquhoun 207 Rose Patch 481 D. & J. Cook/Jewelers' Guild 121 Patchwork by Miles 322 Caroline Crawford 488 RO John Copp 300 Lassie Rathbone 346 Ross & Susan Coppelman 109 Jayne Crowley 408 Schillereff's Bovine 102 Michael Devito 97 Coble-Corey 25 WO Stephen Sugarman 362 J. Richard Cronin 151 Joe Franco 265 Sandy Vohr 466 Albert J. Garber 248 Patricia Daunis-Dunning 200 Glass Crafters 231 Jaclyn Davidson 135 The Glass Garden Studio 299 Jacqueline Deboer 234 Glass Reflections 408 METAL Lauren R. DeLuccia 226 Michael Harrison 14 WO Richard Devine 12 RO Linda Ingber 277^ COPPERSMITH Phil Dietz 236 Johnson Art Glass 275 Shari Donath 254 Hope Killeen 382 Phil Dietz 236 Mark Dornan 404 George Kunze 194 Down Home Crafts 236 Valerie Dubac 295 Lawless Studios 458 Roy Epstein Design Forecast 48 Lightning Hill Stained Glass 321 ENAMELS Jamie Feldstein 302 Richard J. Macdonald 24 WO Vincent Ferrini 416 Lauri Fielding 357 Tom Mittak/Alex McMullan 29 Jacqueline DeBoer 234 Lilly Fitzgerald 432 Micznik Art Glass 414 WO Valerie Dubac 295 Tom Nershi 38 Jamie Feldstein 302 J. Stephen Flynn 351 M & A Nugget 299 Kathryn Regier Gough 19 WO Harriet Forman Barrett 163 Fretz Goldsmiths 1 5 WO Kenneth M. Phillips 206 Els Heber 42 Janet Redfield 358 Peggy Johnson 271 Beth Friedman 72 Brian W. Smith 337 Cathleen McLain 156 Howard Gaber 1 38 Dana Smith 286 Minx 454 Frances Garrett 17 WO Stained Glass Works 265 F. & K. Pearce Studios 40 Karen Gerstl 425 Joan Goodrich 168 Cholas Woodard 399 Libbv Reisel 444 Timothy Grannis 315 Zeitz Stained Glass 58 Rosanne 296 Kathryn Reigier Gough 19 WO Shirley Rosenthal 124 Robert N. Hallett 266 Asya Search 204 Joy Hand 198 LEATHER Linda H. Sherman 96 Ginny Whitney 82 John Heller 216 Steven K. Zeitlin 105 Susan Brust Hennessy 344 ACCESSORIES Paula L. Hoffman 338 John B. Hopkins 377 Amaranth Leather 106 FORGED IRON Peggy Johnson 271 Amity Leather 80 Jeffrey A. Karliner 65 Gayle Anderson 352 John M. Baker 341 Michael Kaye 401 Arrand Leather 292 Eric C. Bauer 53 Susan Jo Klein 438 Bortman Bags 225 Durand's Forge 464 Jean Konnerth 420 Brunelle 308 Peter Happny 477 S. Ann Krupp/Allen Bryan 93 Richard A. Chandler 141 Peter A. Krusch 1 1 1 Charles Krypel 364 Frank Clegg 435 Lawless Studios 458 Carole Lane 2 RO John Coutoupis 86 Randy McDaniel 443 Margaret Laws 307 Crum Creek Leather 402 Ricken Blacksmith Shop 325 Michael Leininger 68 Dianne Sue Daniels 331 Rochester Folk Art Guild 20 RO Kyle H. Leister 491 RO John Flemming 430 RO Peter M. Ross 59 Ulle Lepasaar 180 Steve Fong 14 RO Durand Van Dören 464 Raymond J. Lucas, Jr 456 Steven M. Frank 256 Lee Lustberg 448 Fuller Leather Design 184 Thomas Mann 268 John Gaynor 282 FOUNTAINS Cathleen McLain 156 Marc Goldring 43 Meyer Glass 288 Green Ink 7 RO Hans Vande Bovenkamp 44 James Meyer Co 9 RO Sam Groves 246 Randi Milofsky 342 Hand Crafted Leather 346 HOLLOWARE Minx 454 Tom & Anne Hoopes 169 Nancy Moore/Tom Streb 368 The Leather Co 256 Francis T. Byrne, Jr 347 Beth Moskowitz 158 Ben Liberty 166 Patricia Daunis-Dunning 200 Virginia L. Mustin 373 Marcia Lloyd 213 Valerie Dubac 295 Bob Natalini 221 Susan Cheney Maguire 10 RO Bruce Guyot . 441 Gloria Nemiroff 242 Lee Mahony 431 WO Margaret Laws 307 Ossified Jewelry Co 353 Seymour Mondshein 233 Otner-Botner Silversmiths 153 Otner-Botner Silversmiths 153 Dick Muller 103 Stephen & Harriet Rogers 1 12 Pahaka 90 "My Bag" 238 Betsy Suhey 342 Fred & Kate Pearce Studio 40 Richard Nagel 63 Daryl Toth/Cheryl Green 187 Ellen Reiben Posilkin 99 Reinmaker Leather 421 Donald Pywell 461 Riverworks Craft Union 484 R. Quigley 335 Rust Pond Workshop 1 69 JEWELRY Roseanne Radford 361 Schillereff's Bovine 102 C. Adel I Handcrafted Jewelry 196 James H. Rausch 96 Joseph Michael Sedeski 132 Cynthia Reed 452 Jude Silver 3 RO Angela & Tom Ambrosina 78 Libby Reisel 444 Don Smith/Barry Linder 424 Bruce Anderson 274 Armando Suarez 69 Carol Anspach 450 Jane S. Reiss 251 Stephen Sugarman 362 Argenterre by J. Siegel 332 Lenore Rennels 428 Stephen & Harriet Rogers 112 George W. Berry 376 Paul D. Sturm 21 RO Neal Rosenblum 174 Mark & Hal Boyer 60 Matthew Temple 134 Rosanne 296 Deborah D. Bump 495 WO Union Woodworks 75 Michal Roy 479 B. & C. Cabiles 465 Howard Werner 71 Eve Sandler 312 John J. Crouse 1 1 8 Andrew J. Willner 1 16 T. M. Sandretto, Goldsmith 88 Terrence G. Donaher 36 Gayle Saunders 170 Irving Fischman 177 N. Scribner/G. Ruzicka 1 1 WO P. Fraval/B. Spelman 280 SPINNING WHEELS Furniture of Chardavogne 1 6 RO Laurence Seegers 30 Norman Hall 482 Linda H. Sherman 96 Tim Gastier 406 David Shultz 429 RO Giles Gilson 272 Jules Siegel 332 Robert T. Hargrave 470 TOYS Paul Siegel 319 Knox Street Wood Shop. 380 Silverbits by Hoffman 338 Peter Kwasniewski 192 Susan Barberry 469 Skylight 327 Mitchell D. Landy 412 RO Deborah D. Bump 495 WO Solar Wind Silversmiths 268 Mark Lindquist 140 Alexander Caperna 8 RO Edward Spencer 327 Mel Lindquist 139 Copaesthetic 453 Betsy Suhey 342 Kevin Mathers 283 Michael Flaxman 154 G. Scott Tabar 394 Steven Mackintosh 230 David Glymph 23 RO Theo Designs 261 Kenneth Nathanson 1 83 Harvey Goodman 410 RO Don Thomas 407 Northwind Woodworks 417 William M. Hale 359 Karen J. Topol 28 William Patrick 365 The Handworks 49 Daryl Toth/Cheryl Green 187 Paul's Wooden Designs 370 Kari 159 Touchstone Silver 377 Francisco Perez 269 Charlie Maiorana 262 Trillium 205 R. Rothbard 372 G. & M. Moore 306 George Paul Van Duinwyk 486 Edward Sacher 289 Robert P. Pfeifer, Jr 223 Veedra 385 Alan Stirt 100 Matthew Temple 1 34 Vincent St. Studios 34 Alan Stolowitz 33 Teresco 318 Jane Voorhees 281 G. Stam/L. Allinger 62 Tucker Toys 415 Frances Welles Jewelry 422 Paul D. Sturm 21 RO Wooden Toys of Harmony 405 Richard A. Wessner 409 Teresco 318 Nancilee Wydra 385 Union Woodworks 75 Wyoming Silverworks 383 Howard Werner 71 OTHER Steven K. Zeitlin 105 Woodenware 45 BASKETS NON-METAL JEWELRY FURNITURE Kari 159 Karen E. Aumann 379 Arthur Ahr 67 Bobbe McClure 474 Roz Balkin 291 Amidon Woodcarving 126 Hisako Sekijima 22 WO Bosch-Bone Voyage 457 John M. Baker 341 Jackie Speeter 445 Coble Corey 25. WO B. & C. Cabiles 465 Creative Antler & Ivory Co 418 Robert Domlesky 294 T. Mann/Solar Wind Silversmiths .. 268 Irving Fischman 177 BONE CARVINGS Gammy Miller 410 WO Sidney Fleisher 423 Minx 454 Furniture of Chardavogne 16 RO Bosch-Bone Voyage 457 Bob Natalini 221 Knox Street Wood Shop 3'80 Rachel Hodson 389 Mitchell D. Landy % 412 RO BOOKBINDING S. Rubel 66 Peter Korn 41 Sequenzia & Stearns 172 Steven Mackintosh 230 Bladah Workshop 446 Vincent St. Studios 34 Kenneth Nathanson 183 Jerry Marmelstein 27 Stephen Nutting 55 PEWTER Patchwork by Miles 322 Francisco Perez 269 CANDLES Francis T. Byrne, Jr 347 Edward Sacher 289 Fred & Judi Danforth 13 RO G. Stam/L. Allinger 62 Barrick Candles 455 Bruce Guyot 441 Alan Stolowitz 33 Waxen Candles 178 Roseanne Radford 361 Paul D. Sturm 21 RO George Paul Van Duinwyk 486 Union Woodworks 75 Frances Welles Jewelry 422 Howard Werner 71 CANVAS BAGS Andrew J. Willner 1 16 SCULPTURAL METAL T. Hoopes/Rust Pond Workshops .... 169 Eric C. Bauer 53 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS HANDMADE PAPER Hans Vande Bovenkamp 473 Handcrafted Flutes 303 CAT 23 WO Michael Ince 381 Carriage House Handmade Mark Dornan 404 Ritch Kelly 142 Harriet Forman Barrett 163 Paper Works 122 Michael Mandile 427 E. & D. Koretsky 122 Peter Happny 477 Dick Manley 85 Jean Konnerth 420 Walter P. Martin 258 Peter A. Krusch 1 1 1 Sugar Loaf Folk Instruments 85 KNIVES Lawless Studios 458 Raymond J. Lucas, Jr 456 Richard Denker 387 Paul H. McMahill 18 WO SCULPTURAL Sansea Sparling 173 Stephen & Harriet Rogers 112 Amidon Woodcarving 126 MAGNIFYING GLASSES Trillium 205 Jeffrey Briggs 2T2 U.S. Bells 485 Deborah D. Bump 495 WO Harriet Forman Barrett 163 Jane Voorhees 281 Copaesthetic 453 Fred Wiesener 152 Giles Gilson 272 Igor Givotovsky 1 08 PIPES William M. Hale 359 WOOD Michael Ince 381 Andrew Marks Pipemaker 25 RO Rix Jennings 1 30 ACCESSORIES Mark Lindquist 140 Kenneth Nathanson 183 SCRIMSHAW Amidon Woodcarving 126 Francisco Perez 269 Arthur Ahr 67 David Roy 439 Cynthia Reed 452 BUILDING 3 86. J. Coutoupis leather 87. Livingston Pottery 148. N. Freeman glass 88. T. Sandretto jewl. Exhibitors by 149. L. Voiers crochet 89. Blodgett Mills Pottery 150. C. Warren patchwork 90. PAHAKA jewl. 151. J. R. Cronin jewl. 91. C. Winika soft sculp. Booth Number 152. F. Wiesener cer. sculp. 92. J. Axel ceramics 153. Otner-Botner jewl. 93. Byran/Krupp jewl. BUILDING 1 154. M. Flaxman wood toys 94. M. Pavlik glass 155. J. Bond leather 95. Hickory Grove cer. 220. R. Deeble gl/cer 156. C. McLain jewl. 96. Rausch/Sherman jewl/enam. 221. B. Natalini jewl. 157. N. Lyon weaving 97. M. Devito st. glass 222. S. Davidson fiber 158. B. Moskowitz jewl. 98. D Sassi pottery 223. R. Pfeifer wood toys 159. K. Lonning bask/puzz. 99. E. Posilkin jewl. 224. S. Segal ceramics 160. B. J. Newman soft sculp. 100. A. Stirt wood 225. D. Bortman leather 161. C. Tekverk leather 101. A. Semko pore. 226. L. DeLuccia jewl. 1 62. Bonnema Potters 102. Schillereff's Bov. lea. 227. J. Pierot b. glass 163. H. F. Barrett jewl. 103. D. Muller leather 228. C. Nixon soft sculp. 164. F. Tregaskis cer. 104. R. Elozua cer/sculp. 229. Sara Wright weav. 165. F. Rutkovsky weaving 105. S. Zeitlin enamels 230. S. Mackintosh wood furn. 166. B. Liberty leather 106. B. Young leather 231. J. Rohrer st. glass 167. Schlag Studio cer. 107. N. Cahana pore. 232. N. Weinberg pore. 168. J. Goodrich jewl. 108. I. Givotovsky wood 233. S. Mondshein leather 169. Rust Pond lea/canvas 109. R/S Coppelman jewl. 234. J. DeBoer jewl. 170. G. Saunders jewl. 110. S. Wechsler raku 235. N. Crampton weav. 171. A. Shattuck cer. 111. P. Krusch blacksmi. 236. P. Dietz metal 172. Sequenzia/Stearns mac. 112. S/H Rogers jewl 237. C. Warren soft sculp. 173. S. Sparling w. steel 113. G. Thiewes glass 238. Smith/Nericcio leather 174. N. Rosenblum jewl. 114. R. Sedestrom ceramics 239. D. Sweet glass 175. R. Forrest ceramics 115. M. Moore soft sculp. 240. E. Gumer pottery 176. W. Bargsten clay 116. A. Willner wood 241. W. Ellertson dolls 177. I. Fischman wood 117. M. O'Shea weaving 242. G. Nemiroff jewl. 178. J. Evans candles 1 1 8. John Crouse wood bowls 243. M. Coplin pore. 179. T. White pottery 119. B. Bean ceramics 244. E. Holmes applique 180. U. Lepasaar jewl. 120. C. Schwartzott weav. 245. D. Zidel pore. 181. L. Baldinger pottery 121. D. Cook jewl. 246. S. Groves lea 182. A. Hobbs weaving 122. E. Koretsky paper 247. G/L Post soft sculp 183. K. Nathanson wood 1 23. Aletta ceramics 248. A. Garber st. glass 184. T. Fuller leather 124. S. Rosenthal enamels 249. N. Meeker raku 185. S. Duberstein pore. 125.. M. Lyons pottery 250. S. Perez soft sculp. 186. A. Littlefield cer. 126. D. Amidon wood carv. 251. J. Reiss jewl. 187. Toth/Green jewl. 127. R. Peleg ceramics 252. C. Lindgren pottery 188. R. Folk Art Guild gl. 128. J. Nadal glass 253. M. Clifton soft sculp. 189. R. Folk Art Guild gl. 129. M. Vetrano wallhang. 254. S. Donath jewl. 190. R. Folk Art Guild fib. 130. R. Jennings puzzles 255. Kaliedoscope Handprints 191. D. Gottheim cer. 131. M. Dintenfass-Katz pore. 256. S. Frank leather 192. P. Kwasniewski wood 132. J. M. Sedeski leather 257. B. Red stuffed toys 193. J. Bailey ceramics 133. G. Arentzen jewl. 258. W. Martin muse, instr. 194. G. Kunze st. glass 134. M. Temple wood toys 259. R. Burch glass 195. G. Kunze raku 135. J. Davidson jewl. 260. V. Friedman pottery 196. C. Adel I jewl. 136. N. Krinsky batik scarves 261. T. Monder jewl. 197. R. Naess pottery 137. Fantasy Quilts 262. C. Maiorana wood toys 198. J. Hand jewl. 138. H. Gaber jewl. 263. M. Rabetz pottery 199. L. Wicklund cer. 139. M. Lindquist wood 264. B. Godfrey trapunto 200. P. Daunis-Dunning jewl. 140. M. Lindquist wood 265. J. Franco st. glass 201. R. Burke pottery 141. R. Chandler leather 266. R. Hallett jewl. 202. S. Fellerman glass 142. R. Kelly muse, instr. 267. S. Limmer pottery 203. C. Fornari weaving 143. Chandler-Worth Pottery 268. T. Mann jewl. 204. A. Search enamels 144. K. Mayberger weaving 269. F. Perez wood 205. Trillium jewl. 145. Elisa D'Arrigo cer. 270. Sweetheart Pottery 206. K. Phillips st. glass 146. L. Livolsi glass 271. P. Johnson jewl. 207. J. Colquhoun jewl. 147. J/S Eck weaving 272. G. Gilson wood 208. B. Schaff pottery 273. Kovner/Lewin cer. 209. T. Greenleaf glass 274. B. Anderson jewl. 210. B. Ross pottery BUILDING 5 275. V. Johnson st. glass 211. B. Whittington fabric 276. J. B. Cather pottery 212. J. Briggs wood Exhibiting T&W Only 277. L. Ingber glass 213. M. Lloyd leather 278. P. Bramhall glass 214. R. Darwall wea/crochet 1. T. Kekic glass 279. S. Schiffer pottery 215. D. Studley cer/flamewr. 2. R. Bloom pore. 280. Fraval/Spelman wood 216. J. Heller ceramics 3. N. Larcomb fiber 281. J. Voorhees jewl. 217. J. Herzenberg soft sculp. 4. L. Lumsden batik 282. J. Gaynor leather 218. C. Limmer porcelain 5. B. Ford ceramics 283. K. Mathers pottery 219. Salamandra Glass 6. J. Besnard jewl. 284. J. Ferguson clothing 7. G. Williams cer/sculp. 285. L. Bermont jewl. 8. E. Kay jewl. 286. D. Smith st. glass BUILDING 4 9. W. Muller ceramics 287. T. Keller pore. 10. J. Fox puppets 288. J. Meyer glass 76. J. Simpson glass 11. N. Scribner jewl. 289. E. Sacher wood 77. L. Ball weaving 12. C. Pannucci ss pillows/wh. 290. K. Shaw ceramics 78. A/T Ambrosina jewl. 13. S. Peters macrame 291. R. Balkin jewl. 79. S. Endleman pottery 14. M. Harrison st. glass 292. P. Arrand leather 80. H. Greenwald lea. 1 5. Fretz Goldsmiths 293. C. Mitchell ceramics 81. P. P. Gilman porcelain 16. C. Stockwell raku 294. R. Domlesky wood 82. G. Whitney enamel jewl. 17. F. Garrett jewl. 295. V. Dubac jewl. 83. CC Dwyer ceramics 18. P. McMahill cast metal 296. R. Risner jewl. 84. J. Sinauer ceramics 19. K. Gough enamel jewl. 297. D. Gonzalez glass 85. D. Manley muse, instr. 20. S. Shames ceramics 381. Michael Ince wood sculp. 21. M. Feno ceramics TENT 1 382. Hope Killeen st. glass 22. H. Sekijima rattan bask. 383. Wyoming Silverworks 23. CAT jewl./pre. metal 298. D/M Graves pottery 384. Jayne Goor porcelain 24. R. Macdonald st. glass 299. M/A Nugget st. glass 385. Nancilee Wydra jewelry 25. Coble/Corey jewl. 300. John Copp jewelry 386. Bowlby/Gilvey glass 26. A. Schaumburger quilts 301. Michael hailing pottery 387. Richard Denker knives 27. J. Marmelstein bookbind. 302. Jamie Feldstein enamel 388. Nancy Frommer ceramics 28. K. Topol jewl. 303. Deihl/Hodgkinson flutes 389. Rachel Hodsdon scrimshaw/jewl. 29. Mittak/McMullan st. glass 304. Georgia Landau dolls 390. T. B. Hill soft sculpture 30. L. Seegers jewl. 305. Lois Eldridge pottery 391. K. Pearson/F. Heminway cer. 31. J. Grossman crochet 306. Gretchen Moore wooden puz. 392. J. Faulkner leather clothing 32. S. Church jewl. 307. Margaret Laws metal/jewl. 393. Seth Isman pottery 33. A. Stolowitz wood 308. Brunelle leather 34. Vincent St. Studios metals 309. Mary Angus glass 394. G. Scott Tabar jewl. 395. Jillian K. Barber cer. 35. J. Rothrock clay 310. Elizabeth Vigoda pottery 36. T. Donaher wood 311. Carol Sevick pottery 37. L. Moranz fibers 312. Eve Sandler jewelry TENT 3 38. T. Nershi st. glass 313. Susan Neal weav/nat. dyes 314. Susan Gilbert cer. 39. T. Neugebauer cer. 396. W/S Lee pottery 315. Timothy Grannis jewl/metals 40. Pearce Studio jewl. 397. G. Wilson Duggar dolls 316. James Schietinger porc/raku 41. P. Korn wood furn. 398. Christine Karhi fib. 317. Ruth Bilowus fibers 42. E. Heber enamel jewl. 399. C. Woodard st. glass 318. Peter Teresco wooden toys 43. M. Goldring leather 400. L. Riley pottery 319. Paul Siegel jewelry 44. L. Fuller quilts 401. M. Kaye jewl. 320. Joan Seace pottery 45. M. Dixon wood 402. Crum Creek Leather 321. David Lortz st. glass 46. A. Winkler weaving 403. S. Trouslot quilts 322. Miles leather/patchwork 47. Mad River Pottery 404. M. Dornan jewl. 48. R. Epstein jewl. 323. Jane Crow batik 324. Peter Shrope pottery 405. D. Berger wood toys 49. J. Bradford wood toys 406. T. Gastler pitchfoks. 325. Ricker Blacksmith Shop 50. C/L Mazzoleni leather 407. D. Thomas jewl. 326. Pam Herd ceramics 51. R. Roberts soft sculp. 408. J. Crowley st. glass 327. Edward Spencer jewelry 52. R. Roberge pottery 409. R. Wessner jewl. 328. David Musson leather 53. E. Bauer forged metal 410. G. Miller mac. jewl. 329. Frank Bologna pottery 54. C. Chesek pottery/mac. 411. D. Hill ceramics 330. Robin Berger weav/clothing 55. S. Nutting wood 412. W. Thistle jewl. 331. Dianne Daniels leather 56. P. Berrini soft toys 413. Salty Dog Pottery 332. R. Jules Siegel jewelry 57. V. Cox pottery 414. B. Micznik st. glass 58. B. Zeitz st. glass 333. K. William LeQuier glass 334. The Terry Pottery 415. Tucker Toys 59. P. Ross metal 416. V. Ferrini jewl. 335. Robin Quigley jewelry 60. H. Boyer wood 417. B. Warstler wood 336. Alice Pickett fiber 61. R. Schulkind pottery 418. R. Bane ivory/bone 337. Brian Smith st.. glass 62. G. Stam wood 419. Levine/Wallace pottery 338. Paula Hoffman jewelry 63. R. Nagel leather 420. J. Konnerth jewl. 339. Marcia Phillips weaving 64. K. Goldstrom tiles 421. Reinmaker Leather 340. Kenleigh Nelson ceramics 65. J. Karliner jewl. 422. F. Welles jewl. 341. John Baker wood/steel furn. 66. S. Rubel weaving 423. S. Fleisher wood 342. B. Suhey/R. Milofsky jewelry 67. A. Ahr wood 424. North Country Leather 343. Kathi Yokum raku 68. M. Leininger jewl. 425. K. Gerstl Jewl. 344. Susan Hennessy jewelry 69. A. Suarez leather 426. K. Bray jewl. 345. John Gilmore porcelain 70. B. Williams cer. 427. M. Mandile drums 71. H. Werner wood 428. L. Rennels jewl. 72. B. Friedman jewl. TENT 2 429. A. McCulloch pottery 73. A. Schonbrun ceramics 430. L. Gates-Wilson pore. 74. V. Beckerhoff mac, lamps 346. Rathbone/LePage leather 431. L. Mahony 75. Union Woodworks 347. Francis T. Byrne jewl/metals 432. L. Fitzgerald jewl. 348. Craig Marquette pottery 433. J. Stiles cer. Exhibiting F, S, & S Only 349. James Domena batik 434. I. Spivak weav. 350. Jeff Pullman cer. 435. F. Clegg leather 1. L. Thor weaving 351. J. Stephen Flynn jewelry 436. A. Cohen jewl. 352. Gayle Anderson leather 437. J. Robinson soft sculp. 2. C. Lane jewl. 438. S. Klein jewl. 3. J. Silver leather 353. S/B Hasse jewelry 354. B/B Watkins pottery 439. D. Roy kinetic wd. sculp, 4. T/K Vanderbrook pottery 355. Michael Banner jewelry 440. T. Halsey batik/weav 5. A. Garry glass const. 356. Jill Kleinman ceramics 441. B/E Guyot pewter 6. W. Bezaniuk ceramics 357. Lauri Fielding jewelry 442. P. Foxx patch, quilts, app. 7. Green Ink leather 358. Janet Redfield st. glass 443. R. McDaniel blacksmith 8. A. Caperna wood toys 359. William Hale carv. rock horses 444. L. Reisel jewl. 9. J. Meyer jewl. 360. Nessa Darren pottery 445. J. Speeter baskets 446. Bladah Workshop lea/bkbd. 10. S. Maguire leather 361. Roseanne Radford jewelry 362. Stephen Sugarman leather 447. B. Sevick pottery 11. R/S Farrell ceramics 448. L. Lustberg jewl. 12. D. Devine jewl. 363. Emily Rossheim pottery 364. Charles Krypel jewl. 449. R. Miller glass 13. F. & J. Danforth pewter 365. William Patrick wood 450. C. Anspach jewl. 14. S. Fong leather 367. I. Ferber ceramics 451. D. Harris soft sculp. 15. M. Wright pottery 368. Moore/Streb jewelry 452. C. Reed jewl. 16. Chardavogne Furniture 369. Roseanne Breuer porcelain 453. Copaesthetic wood toys 17. R. Folk Art Guild pore. 370. Paul Schirmer wood toys 454. C. Kossin jewl. 18. R. Folk Art Guild pottery 371. Cliff Garten ceramics 455. R. Faulkner candles 19. R. Folk Art Guild stoneware 372. Richard Rothbard wood 456. R. Lucas metals 373. Virginia Mustin jewelry 20. R. Folk Art Guild f. iron 457. D. Bosch bone carv. 374. Steve Csipke weaving 21. P. Sturm wood 458. W. Lawless wood, steel 375. C/S Wright leather 22. L. Wilensky pore. 459. R. Hoban pottery 376. George Berry furniture 460. D. Birdsall leather 23. D. Glymph wood toys 377. John Hopkins jewelry 461. D. Pywell jewl. 24. D. Blue pottery 378. Susanne Turino batik 25. A. Marks pipes 379. Karen Aumann porc/silver jewl. 462. H. Hass pottery 26. J. Schermerhorn cer. 380. Marshall Janes wood 463. Walling/Welch-May crochet 464. D. VanDoren forged iron OUTSIDE 484. Riverworks leather 465. B. Cabiles wood 485. U.S. Bells 466. S. Vohr leather 469. S. Barberry wood toys 486. G. Van Duinwyk jewl. Hargrove plywood sculp. 467. M. Dudek ceramics 470. R. *486. R. Crystal pottery 471. L. Yin porcelain *487. J. Branfman weav. 468. J. Bergren jewl. 472. B. Queen weaving 410. H. Goodman wood toys *488. C. Crawford st. glass 473. H. Van de Bovenkamp metal *489. C. Hum cer. 411. C. Wawrzynek cer. 474. B. McClure brooms 412. M. Landy wood 475. T. Meccia raku 490. S. Fabrico cer. 413. D. Frank pottery 476. R. Bartlett glass *491. K.. Leister jewl. 414. E. Driscoll weav. 477. P. Happny blacksmith *492. R.Struthers cer. 429. D. Schultz jewl. 478. C. Orr pottery *493. B. Blyth jewl. 495. D. Bump, wood 430. J/F Flemming leather 479. M. Roy jewl. 480. J. Salem pottery *495. R. Woo ceramics 431. Qui I low Toys 481. R. Patch clothing *496. R. Folk Art Guild pottery indicates exhibitors attending only 482. N. Hall wood * indicates exhibitors attending only for Friday, Saturday & Sunday 483. W. Troxell pottery for Friday, Saturday & Sunday WESTPORT GAITHERSBURG THE HALF MOON CO. GALLERY / Burt D. R. MILLBRANTH - CABINETMAKER/ R. Kelman / 17 Main St./06880/(203) Donald R. Millbranth / P.O. Box 321 / A Directory of 226-6285 20760/(301) 869-5163

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BOSTON BAKED BEADS EAGLE CERAMICS INC. THE NIDDY NODDY 64-66 Wendell Street/Cambridge, Mass./ 12266 Wilkins Avenue/Rockville, Md./ 416 Albany Post Rd./Croton-on-Hudson, 02138/(617) 876-1750/Booth 14 20852/(301) 881-2255/Booth 22 N.Y./10520/(914) 271-9724/Booth 7 Raymon Elozua is a studio potter as well Instinctively, this makes much more sense "In my mind, there is no doubt that the as an artist. There are differences of than a system where the slab is being Bailey offers trouble-free operation and approach to these two styles of working, "stretched" along a bed." is the epitome of design and function. but with Raymon, there is one aspect that You owe it to yourself to research the remains constant, his insistence for perfec- "The slabs I used to roll by hand for my market before you invest in any studio tion in his work as well as his equipment. large bowls and landscapes took ten equipment. As for slab machines, I'm sure minutes of hard work. With the Bailey you'll agree, absolutely, the Bailey is "At the time I first started working in I've dropped that time to less than a the best!" production, I looked to see what was minute! The time saved in labor has available in slab machines. All I saw were enabled me to make my prices more "toy" rollers or machines that were expen- competitive. The machine paid for itself sive and offered very little in the way of in 3 weeks. The Bailey has freed me from versatility. For this reason I continued the drudgery of making the slabs and to hand build my slabs in anticipation allows me to put more energy and thought New York, New York that eventually a machine would come into the creative aspects of clay." out that would meet my standards." "I started out by using the manual model, "When Ifirst sa w the Bailey, I was but now I have switched to the electric. immediately impressed with its solid The electric goes faster than the hand construction and concern for functional crank at a smoother constant speed. detail. The "two-roller" drive system Making a slab of any size or thickness is compresses the clay evenly on both sides as simple as pushing a button. I feel that of the slab resulting in the tightest uniform the electric is a must for the potter that bond possible in the clay structure. is doing extensive production or sculptural work." Pier Bowl, 18" x 6", cone 9 oxidation 1976 Write Jim Bailey, Bailey Pottery Equipment, Hemingway Road, Brant Lake, New York 12815 ROUGHSPUN ENGLISH WOOL

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'Route 82 Vine Plains, ììew York /25Ó7 9/4-868-7/28

ANCHOR

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OVER THE COUNTER STORE HOURS:

TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY 1-5 P.M.

OR BY APPOINTMENT

TEL 201 635-2094

ctfncfzox DooL & ¿Sufifily Co., One.

BOX 265 231 MAIN STREET (ROUTE 24) CHATHAM, N. J. 07928

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NEW... From ACC Research followiNq SEA, a shop and gallery and Education celebrating the works of 300 professional craft artists from thirty-five of the "Crafts Business Bookshelf United States, is an ever-moving feast, responding to the emergence of new ...an annotated bibliography for craft artists and to the evolution craftsmen and retailers, k6 pages of reference works to guide you of those already established. in business management and marketing. followiNq SEA is not the only reason to come to Hawaii, but if it were, we submit, Available froms ACC Publication Sales it would be worth it. In the meantime, 44 West 53rd Street write for a 1977 Exhibition Program. New York, N.Y. 10019

$3.90 for ACC Members $4.90 for Non-members /ilNG SEA (includes postage) folloW A SHOP AND I GALLERY 1441 KAPIOLANI BOULEVARD HONOLULU, HAWAII 96814 (808) 949-6461

è-M-x.'i m NOTES WINTER MARKET OF AMERICAN CRAFTS Baltimore Civic Center February 15-19,1978 pAClf IC STATES Craftsman Application Deadline... CRAFTS FAÌR OCTOBER, 1977 AuqusT 11-14

OPEN TO THE TRADE FORT MASON FACIUTÌES February 15,16- 10a.m. toó p.m. piER 2 • SAN FRANCÌSCO OPEN TO THE PUBLIC February 17,18,19 - 10 a.m. toó p.m. WHOLESALE PREVIEW/ RECEPTION AUGUST 10 5-9 p.m.

WHOLESALE BUYERS AUGUST 11 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Information and Applications may be secured by contacting : OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AUGUST 11 Noon-6 p.m. American Craft Enterprises, Inc. AUGUST 12, 13, 14 10 a.m.-6 p.m. (formerly Northeast Craft Fair, Ltd.

P.O. Box 10 Buyers' Information May Be Secured By Contacting: NewPaltz, N.Y. 12561 PACIFIC STATES CRAFTS FAIR (914) 255-0039 P.O. Box 31298 San Francisco, CA 94131 ATT: Ms. Barbara Mitchell Associate Director ALASKA, ARIZONA, CALIFORNIA, HAWAII, IDAHO, CRAFTSMEN FROM STATES EAST OF MONTANA, NEVADA, NEW MEXICO, OREGON, UTAH, WASHINGTON, and WYOMING. THE MISSISSIPPI Co-sponsored by the Golden Gate National Recreation Area REST AREA PICNIC TABLES

395 358 345 310 476

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382 346 333 298 469 477 485 490 495 MAIN ENTRANCE

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1977

SUMMER MARKET OF AMERICAN CRAFTS