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Founded in 1993 by Phyllis Bear of Country Heart
Promotions, The Medford Armory Show offers collectors
an outstanding selection of quality antiques and collectibles
by dealers from five states, including turn-of-the-century
oak and walnut furnishings, kitchen and country primitives,
Victorian colored and art glass, American art pottery,
sterling silver and silverplate flatware and hollowware,
estate and costume jewelery, watches, fine porcelains and
china, toys and dolls, American folk art, paper collectibles
(including prints, maps, magazines and books), quilts,
clothing and textiles, and slot machines and gambling
related items. Special services will include: Doll appraisals
by Nancy Korsak of Nurse Nancy’s Doll Hospital, Spokane,
Washington; quality repair of damaged glass and china by
Philip Lang of Chip Off The Old Block, Dallas, Oregon;
and demonstrations of furniture restoration, jewelry and
silver cleaning by Bob Halam of E-Z Way Restoration,
Burlington, WA. The largest event center in Medford, the
Armory is the perfect setting for this popular show.

The Medford Armory Show benefits an important local
charity, Dogs For the Deaf. Dogs For The Deaf rescues dogs
from shelters along with helping people with deafness and
other physical and mental challenges. Volunteers from the
organization will be present at the Show, giving
demonstrations and providing information on their unique
and important service to dogs and the disabled
community. A drawing for an antique doll, graciously
donated by Nurse Nancy’s Doll Hospital, will benefit Dogs
For The Deaf.

Twin Bridges Antique Productions, promoters of quality
events since 1982, was recently asked by Mrs. Bear to take
over promotion of the Medord Armory Show. “We are
honored to continue promotion of this quality event and to
benefit Dogs For The Deaf, a most deserving service
organization”, says Carole Berry, Promoter.

Carole Berry, Promoter
Twin Bridges Antique Productions