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Carouselhistory.Com/Cnt-1985-Back-Issue-Archives/ 1985 1985 Carousel News & Trader Content Index TheThe CarouselCarouselNewNew && TraderTrader 1985-20131985-2013 IssueIssue ContentContent IndexIndex http://carouselhistory.com/cnt-1985-back-issue-archives/ 1985 http://carouselhistory.com/cnt-1985-back-issue-archives/ 1985 Carousel News & Trader Content Index Carousel News & Trader Magazine, Carousel News & Trader Magazine, September 1985 Issue No.1, Vol. 1 November 1985 Issue No.1, Vol. 3 COVER: Armored Horse from 1928 Grand Rapids COVER: Roseneath Merry-Go-Round Carousel CONTENTS: CONTENTS: FIRST ISSUE • Roseland Amusement Park Norton Auction • Welcome Letter from Editor, Nancy Lynn Results - Carousel Intact. Loucks • New York State Approves New Hand- • Carousel Carnival at Grand Rapids, Michigan Carved Empire State Carousel project. Museum showcases 35 of the 50 1928 Spillman • A Visit to the 1906 C. W. Parker Roseneath Engineering carousel animals restored by Tom Fairgrounds Carousel in Ontario, Canada Layton, Sandusky, OH • Guest Editorial Columnist, Orvile Loucks • Carousel Society of Niagara Frontier, Inc., and (Walt’s dad). Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum, North • Review: A Carousel of Limericks, By Harvey Tonawanda, New York Feature Roehl and Pay Hyman. • Norton Auctioneers Annual Consignment Auction features numerous carousel horses and menagerie and a German Double-Decker Carousel News & Trader Magazine, carousel December 1985 Issue No.1, Vol. 4 Carousel News & Trader Magazine, COVER: Santa Rides PTC #62 Carousel on the October 1985 Issue No.1, Vol. 2 Santa Monica Pier, CA. COVER: Dentzel Stander with Mule trappings CONTENTS: from Pullen Park, Raleigh, NC • Holiday Carousel Art Show, “Magical Horses” in St. Joseph, Michigan. CONTENTS: • Grand Rapids Spillman in Holiday Display • 1986 NCA Convention heading to East at Brenton Village, MI Lansing, MI • Illions Stander and Wurlitzer Band Organ • All wood Allan Herschell portable from top Selling Carousel Horse at Home Fairfield Amusements broken up at sale Amusement Sale in Rockville, MD • 1985 ACS Convention Returns from Hershey, • A Look at a Few Carousel Deer and Holiday Pennsylvania Trimmed Carousel Horses. • PTC #18 Carousel Horse stolen from Roseland Amusement Park, Canandaigua, NY • 1985 NCA Convention to Burlington, North Carolina, “In Honor of Dentzel”. • 1928 Spillman Carousel for the Grand Rapids Public Museum in Michigan. • Norton Auctioneers sell Roseland Carousel, 1909 PTC #18, intact for $397,500, to Syracuse developer. http://carouselhistory.com/cnt-1986-back-issue-archives/ 1986 Carousel News & Trader http://carouselhistory.com/cnt-1986-back-issue-archives/ 1986 Carousel News & Trader Content Index March 1986 Issue No. 3, Vol. 2 January 1986 Issue No. 1, Vol. 2 COVER: PTC #84 carousel and SkyRider roller coaster COVER: 1928 Spillman Tiger from Grand CONTENTS: Rapids, MI • M. Smith poem “The Smallest Horse” CONTENTS: • SkyRider, Canada’s first stand-up roller • Paragon Park Carousel in Hull, PTC #85 coaster in Toronto, Ontario Saved - Sold Intact by Norton Auctioneers • Nearly $7,500 raised during “Carousel for new record price $598,800. Christmas” at Breton Village Shopping • Visit to the Carousel Exhibit at Krasl Art Center in Grand Rapids, MI to restore Center in St. Joseph, MI 1928 Spillman carousel • The Carousel Christmas display at The • 1912 Parker carousel at Brookhaven, MS Brenton Village Shopping Center in Grand auctioned Rapids, MI • PTC #84 is now at Canada’s Wonderland in Maple, Ontario February 1986 Issue No. 2, Vol. 2 • John and June Reely’s Flying Tails consulting business COVER: Harbour Island’s Italian carousel in Tampa, FL April 1986 Issue No. 4, Vol. 2 CONTENTS: COVER: Carol Perron with PTC #15 to World • Paragon Park 1928 Philadelphia Toboggan Expo ‘86 Co. carousel moved to public park in Hull, MA CONTENTS: • National Carousel Association conference • First Annual Buyer’s Guide to be held at Kellogg Center on the • Carousel art show by Carol Strauss Michigan State University campus FitzSimonds held at Spectrum Gallery in • The World’s Largest Music Box at Fantasy Washington, D.C. Isles in North Fort Myers, FL • John Daniels of South Pasadena, CA buys • Harbour Island’s recreation of an 1890 Savage antique carousel at Norton auction “Venetian Carousel” in Tampa, FL • Reproduction carousel animals feature • Norton sets new world record - $598,800 • Imitation Herschell-Spillman sold at CA Paragon Park 1928 PTC #85 carousel sale auction • 1925 “Little Beauty” Allan Herschell • Thoughts and Tips on becoming a carousel to be restored by The Historic Carousel Figure collector Amusement Foundation of Indianapolis, • 1907 PTC #15 to be on display at Expo ‘86 IN in Vancouver, British Columbia • Norton auction draws 139 bidders for 1912 • A Look at the Restoration of PTC #15 C.W. Parker carousel in Brookhaven, MS • Carousel art at Phillips auction in NYC 1986 CNT Content Index cont... July 1986 Issue No. 7, Vol. 2 May 1986 Issue No. 5, Vol. 2 COVER: 1913 Herschell-Spillman COVER: Bradley & Kaye fiberglass Spillman Greenfield Village horse CONTENTS: CONTENTS • Carousel Concepts miniature figures • Thoughts from Editor, Nancy Loucks – • Fiberglass reproduction carousel animals CNT nears 1st Anniversary* • How Bradley & Kaye fiberglass horses are • Marianne Stevens feature on new made antique carousel horse and menagerie • McGuffey Amusements Fiberglassing figure collectors • Dutch Village in Holland, MI on NCA tour • Antique Dentzel carousel at Lake • 1890 Savage Carousel sells intact at Lansing Park in East Lansing, MI Norton’s annual consignment auction at spinning again Stricker’s Grove, Ross, OH • National Carousel Association listing of • Carousel items sold at Rod and Rita Link’s 1986 convention carousel locations auction in Fremont, OH • 1915 PTC #34 rare portable carousel sold at Red Baron sale in Atlanta, GA June 1986 Issue No. 6, Vol. 2 • 1986 Buyers Guide Listings *Please note this issue was scanned as it was COVER: Looff outside stander from the printed. In the printed copy, page 2 repeats Phillips Auction in NYC on page 6… so that is how it is scanned. CONTENTS: • Looff tiger among many other Looff August 1986 Issue No. 8, Vol. 2 figures sold at Phillips Auction of John and Mabel Ringling Museum of Art carousel COVER: PTC giraffe from the David collection. Norton Collection • High insurance rate closes Dentzel carousel CONTENTS: at Lake Lansing Park in East Lansing, MI • Thomas C. Layton to join Atlantic West • Baltimore Zoo 1964 Theel carousel to be Productions Co, Inc. in Norwalk, OH restored • Carousel items at Shirley’s Place at • The Golden Age of Carousels exhibit held Peddler’s Village in Goshen, IN in the Ventura County Historical Museum • American Carousel Society Convention in Ventura, CA to be held at Sheraton Plaza in St. Louis, • 1917 C. W. Parker “Carry-Us-All” for sale MO • New carousel registry proposed by • Windmill Island in Holland, MI Portland Carousel Museum in Oregon • The David Norton Collection 20th • PTC #34 broken up at Red Baron auction anniversary in Atlanta, GA, May, 17, 1986 • Story City, Iowa’s carousel • How to Protect Yourself at Auctions by John Reely September 1986 - Issue No. 9, Vol. 2 November 1986 Issue No. 11, Vol. 2 COVER: Armitage Herschell, The Carousels COVER: 1923 Dentzel of Faust Park Carousel, of Missouri, Carlos Sardinas photo St. Louis, MO CONTENTS: CONTENTS: • Update on Lake Lansing, MI carousel • Colorado Kit Carson PTC #6 Carousel on • 1987 NCA conference to be held in PBS - Treasures from the Past Niagara/Ontario • Vancouver Expo Closes - Perron PTC #15 • 1916 Allan Herschell Merry-Go-Round returns to Portland, OR sold at auction in Royersford, PA • Kissel Auction in Middletown, OH • Carousel show at Sonoma County Fair, • Brooke Shields buys Antique Carousel Santa Rosa, CA Horse - Roach Mane Dentzel stander • 1986 NCA Conference covers Michigan • Roseneath Carousel in Onatrio closes • 1898 Steam Riding Gallery in Union • Former Frontierland Amusement Park in Station, St. Louis, MO Cherokee, NC auctioned off • American Carousel Society visits the • Atlantic West restoring 1905 Illions Carousels of Missouri Carousel on Boblo Island, Amherstbug, • Feature on how to crate a antique carousel Ontario, Canada animal • Photos from the ACS convention in St. • Oak Bluffs Marthas Vineyard 1884 Dare Louis, MO Carousel for Sale • The Wayne Sawyer Carousel Collection October 1986 - Issue No. 10, Vol. 2 December 1986 Issue No. 12, Vol. 2 COVER: 1912 C.W. Parker carousel at COVER: Lead horse from a Parker Grand Crossroad’s Village in Flint, MI Jubilee Carousel sold at Guernseys for $22,000 CONTENTS: CONTENTS: • New world record price set for antique • Doug and Esther Dunham and the NCA carousel intact as Lincoln Park, Mass. convention PTC #54 sells at Guernseys auction for • Wild West World auction report from $693,000 to Fall River, MA Custer, South Dakota • Encanto Amusement Park in Phoenix, AZ • Guernsey’s NYC auction at The Big Apple sold at auction Circus • Feature on book, “Painted Ponies” by • The Brass Ring; Joe DiNapoli and Bill William Manns, Marianne Stevens and Childs Peggy Shank • 1986 NCA conference highlights- • Partially blind boy sees colors for the first Michigan carousels pictorial time through jewels on Daniel carousel • October 1986 - Buyer’s Guide horse • 1905 Savage Carousel pulled from Great Gatsby auction http://carouselhistory.com/cnt-1987-back-issue-archives/ 1987 http://carouselhistory.com/cnt-1987-back-issue-archives/ 1987 April 1987 - Issue No. 4, Vol. 3 Carousel News & Trader Content Index COVER: Boblo Island Illions Carousel horses January 1987 Issue
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