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Why shouldn’t your entertainment investment work for you in producing a working recovery factor! |
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Intrigued onlookers observe as an actual 1850’s Eli Parsons burring machine performs an edging operation in the production of a 19th Century Shaker tea kettle. |
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See materials event purchased derived into many of the following for cost recovery purposes! Natural Period Tin or Copper Materials as elected are consumed into living period archives during the course of this entertainments operation, and would be deemed property of the Fair, and any subsequent use, or monetary value declared would go back to the event as a donation. |
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19th Century Tin hearing trumpet |
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19th Century copper needle case
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18th Century copper tender box |
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19th Century copper soldiers keepers box |
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18th Century copper whale oil lamp |
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19th Century tin canister shot shell |
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18th Century copper soldier's cartridge holder |
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18th Century copper extinguisher |
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18th Century tin medical dosage cup |
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The above would just name a few of the many items produced!
If any unsold show souvenirs result beyond inaugural year, talent would agree to support the promotion of and or resale of such items on subsequent events served, proceeds would be tendered with receipt records, plus tally sheet to fair office at the conclusion of the event served. Most events utilize souvenirs during the course of the year for fund raising auctions, or door prizes. Talent does not retain any finished works, as materials consumed would be property of the Fairs served. |
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Your events custom logo could be included at cost for impact stamp! |
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