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Presented by ANTIQUES Exhibitor Handbook www.jeromecountyfair.com 6/17/2021 ANTIQUES SUPERINTENDENT: Rachael Aslett 208-316-9138 Enter: Saturday, August 7, NOON --4:00 pm Monday, August 9, NOON —5:00 pm Release: Saturday after 10:00 pm or Sunday August 15 - 8:00 am—10:00 am ANTIQUES WILL BE ENTERED AND DISPLAYED IN THE MESSERSMITH BUILDING Premiums are: $2.00 - blue ribbon $1.00 - red ribbon $.50 - white ribbon TO ANTIQUE EXHIBITORS: We will give your antique the maximum care and attention your item deserves. We appreciate your cooperation in helping us properly show and care for these exhibits. Many of these entries are priceless articles of the past and we are proud of this show and hope each and every one enjoys viewing them. JEROME COUNTY FAIR BOARD AND OPEN CLASS VOLUNTEERS ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR BREAKAGE OR THEFT. 1. Two entries per Class maximum. 2. Competition confined to residents of the State of Idaho. 3. Exhibits will be judged according to AGE and CONDITION, and or ORIGINAL APPEARANCE and form. 4. ALL ITEMS MUST BE AT LEAST 50 YEARS OLD. 5. Dishes and articles should be clean. 6. Any documentation, narrative or history of any article is encouraged and should be neatly written or typed on appropriate paper. 7. All exhibitors are prohibited from entering inside the railing. Superintendents will help exhibitors in removing an exhibit following the fair. 8. WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION WILL BE NECESSARY FOR ANYONE OTHER THAN AN EXHIBITOR TO PICK UP AN EXHIBIT. www.jeromecountyfair.com 6/17/2021 TACK AND TOOLS 43. Swine Item Lot Number Class 01 44. Tool 1. Agricultural Item 45. Wagon Wheel 2. Automotive Item 46. Wrench 3. Barbwire 47. Miscellaneous 4. Bayonet/Sword 48. Collection 5. Bit, horse 49. Cultural 6. Horseshoe 7. Blacksmith item Best of Class must be a blue ribbon 8. Bootjack winner. 9. Branding iron 10. Bridle SPORTING GOODS 11. Carpenter tools Lot Number Class 02 12. Chaps 1. Basketball 13. Cobbler Set 2. Bicycle 14. Crowbar 3. Boxing 15. Door Knobs 4. Camping 16. Door Stop 5. Decoy 17. Flashlight 6. Fishing 18. Gun 7. Golf 19. Hammer 8. Skis 20. Halter 9. Tennis item 21. Hames 10. Miscellaneous 22. Hobbles 11. Collection (4 items) 23. Insulator 12. Hunting 24. Key 13. Cultural Item 25. Knife 26. Lantern BOTTLES 27. Level Lot Number Class 03 28. License Plate 1. Baby 29. Livestock item 2. Barber 30. Lock 3. Beer 31. Machinery 4. Bitters 32. Padlock 5. Drug store 33. Poultry item 6. Food 34. Powder Horn 7. Fruit jar 35. Pulleys 8. Household 36. Saddle 9. Ink 37. Saddlebags 10. Liquor 38. Saw 11. Medical 39. Screwdriver 12. Milk 40. Sythe 13. Perfume/Cologne 41. Shear 14. Poison 42. Spurs www.jeromecountyfair.com 6/17/2021 15. Soda Pop 37. Egg Basket 16. Spirits 38. Egg Carrier 17. Miscellaneous 39. Egg Beater 18. Collection 40. Egg Poacher 19. Cultural 41. Fire Extinguisher 42. Flour/Food Sifter KITCHEN/HOUSEHOLD ITEM 43. Food Chopper Lot Number Class 04 44. Food Container 1. Basket 45. Food Grinder 2. Bottle Opener 46. Food Mold 3. Bottle Capper 47. Grater 4. Bread Box 48. Graniteware 5. Break Pan 49. Honing Steel 6. Broom 50. Ice Cream Item 7. Butter Mold 51. Ice Pick 8. Butter Paddle 52. Ice Tongs 9. Cake Item 53. Iron, Utensil 10. Chalkware 54. Iron, Misc. 11. Can Opener 55. Jug 12. Canning Item 56. Kitchen Appliance, Electric 13. Canning Jar 57. Knife, Carving 14. Cast Iron Item 58. Kraut Cutter 15. Cheese Box 59. Laundry Article 16. Cheese Grater 60. Laundry Iron, Flat 17. Churn, Glass 61. Laundry Iron, Detached Handle 18. Churn, Metal 62. Laundry Iron, Misc. 19. Churn, Stoneware 63. Laundry Soap 20. Churn, Wooden 64. Lunch Box 21. Coal Shuttle 65. Match Holder 22. Coffee Grinder 66. Measuring Item 23. Coffee Pot 67. Mixing Bowl 24. Coffee Tin 68. Muffin Pan 25. Cookie Cutter 69. Napkin Holder 26. Cookie Jar 70. Nut bowl 27. Cookie Press 71. Peeler 28. Cooking Utensil 72. Pie Bird 29. Copper Boiler 73. Pitcher 30. Corkscrew 74. Press, Apple 31. Cream Can 75. Recipe Box 32. Cream Skimmer 76. Rug Beater 33. Crock 77. Potato Masher 34. Dairy Item 78. Potato Ricer 35. Dutch Oven 79. Potato Cutter 36. Early Electric 80. Pyrex www.jeromecountyfair.com 6/17/2021 81. Reamer 7. Blue glass 82. Rolling Pin 8. Blown Glass 83. Salt and Pepper (other than glass or 9. Bowl, Cut porcelain) 10. Butter dish 84. Scales 11. Cake stand / plate 85. Sewing Basket 12. Candy dish 86. Sewing Item 13. Candle Holder 87. Sifter 14. Candlewick 88. Stoneware, other than crock or 15. Carnival mixing bowl 16. Caster set 89. Strainer/Sieve 17. Celery item 90. String Holder 18. Cobalt blue 91. Spice Container 19. Cocktail shaker 92. Syrup Container 20. Commemorative or souvenir item 93. Tea Kettle / Pot 21. Compote 94. Tea Cozy 22. Compote w/Lid 95. Tin Food Container 23. Console bowl 96. Tin, Utensil 24. Cracker / biscuit jar 97. Tin, Misc. 25. Crackle 98. Toothpick Holder 26. Cranberry glass 99. Trivet 27. Custard glass 100. Utensil, Miss. 28. Cut glass 101. Waffle Iron 29. Decanter 102. Washboard 30. Depression Glass—Amber 103. Wash Boiler 31. Depression Glass—Cobalt 104. Woodenware 32. Depression Glass—Green 105. Miscellaneous 33. Depression Glass—Pink 106. Collection 34. Depression Glass—Other 107. Harvest Item 35. Etched glass 108. Enamel Ware 36. Epergne 109. Griswold 37. Fenton 110. Wagner 38. Figurine 111. Whimsical 39. Fire King 112. Cultural 40. Flashed Glass 113. Collection (4 items) 41. Flower 42. Fostoria GLASS ARTICLES 43. Gold over lay Lot Number Class 05 44. Green Glass 1. Amber 45. Hobnail 2. Amberina Glass 46. Ice Bucket 3. Amethyst 47. Inkwell 4. Animal 48. Iridescent 5. Basket 49. Jadeite 6. Berry set 50. Knife rest www.jeromecountyfair.com 6/17/2021 51. Milk Glass CHINA & PORCELAIN 52. Nappy Lot Number Class 06 53. Opalescent 1. Austria 54. Paperweight 2. Autumn leaf 55. Pattern Glass 3. Bavarian 56. Perfume or Cologne 4. Belleek, Irish or American 57. Pickle Caster 5. Blue willow 58. Pigeon Glass 6. Bone dish 59. Pink Glass 7. Bowl 60. Pitcher 8. Butter 61. Plate 9. Dish 62. Platter 10. Butter pat 63. Powder jar 11. Candlestick 64. Pressed Gass—Clear 12. Candy dish 65. Pressed Glass—Colored 13. Celery dish 66. Punchbowl/Cups 14. Chamber pot 67. Ruby Glass 15. Cheese keeper 68. Relish 16. Children’s 69. Salt Cellar 17. Chocolate pot 70. Salt and Pepper Shakers 18. Commemorative item 71. Salt Dip 19. Compote 72. Satin glass 20. Copper Luster 73. Silver overlay or deposit 21. Cracker / biscuit jar 74. Slag glass 22. Cup and saucer 75. Spooner 23. Czechoslovakian 76. Stemware 24. Dresden 77. Sun Glow 25. Egg cup 78. Sugar Creamer Set 26. English porcelain 79. Sugar Shaker 27. Figurine 80. Syrup 28. Flow blue 81. Toothpick Holder 29. German porcelain 82. Tray 30. Gravy boat 83. Vase 31. Hat pin older 84. Vaseline Glass 32. Havilland 85. Vinegar Cruet 33. Homer Laughlin 86. Wavecrest 34. Hummel 87. Westmoreland 35. Lenox 88. Miscellaneous 36. Limoges 89. Collection (4 items) 37. Lladro 90. Cultural 38. Luster, copper, pink, etc. 39. Majolica 40. Meissen 41. Mug 42. Novelty www.jeromecountyfair.com 6/17/2021 43. Pitcher 18. Base 44. Plate 19. Miscellaneous 45. Platter 20. Collection (4 items) 46. Prussian 21. Cultural 47. Punch Bowl ORIENTAL 48. Relish Lot Number Class 08 49. Royal Dolton 1. Animal 50. Salt & Pepper 2. Bowl 51. Spode 3. Box 52. Staffordshire 4. Cinnabar 53. Stein or tankard 5. Cloisonné 54. Sugar and creamer set 6. Cream & Sugar set 55. Sugar shaker 7. Cup and saucer 56. Tea item 8. Doll 57. Tea Pot 9. Dragon ware 58. Toothbrush holder 10. Fan 59. Vase 11. Figural 60. Wall pocket 12. Lacquer ware 61. Wash set 13. Nippon 62. Wedgewood 14. Noritake 63. Youth or baby dish 15. Occupied Japan 64. Miscellaneous 16. Paper article 65. Collection (4 items) 17. Plate 66. Cultural 18. Soapstone 19. Teapot POTTERY 20. Textiles Lot Number Class 07 21. Toy 1. Bauer 22. Vase 2. Catalina 23. Miscellaneous & Collection 3. Cookie jar 4. Coors METALS 5. Fiesta Including Silver & Sterling 6. Franciscan Lot Number Class 09 7. Hall 1. Advertising 8. Hull 2. Art Deco & Art Nouveau 9. McCoy 3. Ashtray 10. Red wing 4. Bank 11. Roseville 5. Bell 12. Shawnee 6. Box 13. Stoneware 7. Brass item 14. USA 8. Bronze item 15. Van Briggle 9. Butter dish 16. Weller 10. Button hook 17. Bowl 11. Candle item www.jeromecountyfair.com 6/17/2021 12. Child, misc. metal 18. Medical 13. Coffee pot 19. Military 14. Commemorative or souvenir 20. Music 15. Copper item 21. Non-fiction 16. Crumb set, tray & brush 22. Novel 17. Curling iron 23. Photography 18. Fork 24. Poetry 19. Gold 25. Religious 20. Inkwell 26. School 21. Knife 27. Science 22. Ladle, silver 28. Scrapbook 23. Machine, coin operated 29. Technical handbook 24. Napkin ring 30. Travel book 25. Pewter item 31. Veterinary 26. Salt & Pepper 32. Western 27. Scissors 33. Year book 28. Silver flatware 34. Miscellaneous and Collection 29. Serving Spoon 30. Spittoon JEWELRY 31. Spoon Lot Number Class 11 32. Sterling 1. Bakelite 33. Teapot 2. Beads 34. Tray 3. Bracelet 35. Miscellaneous and Collection 4. Brooch 5. Cameo BOOKS 6. Choker Lot Number Class 10 7. Cuff Links 1. Astronomy 8. Earrings 2. Atlas 9. Enameled 3. Autograph 10. Fraternal 4. Bible 11. Hat pin 5. Children’s 12. Locket 6.
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