The feeling of nostalgia draws Bill Boyd to antiques.

The Rutland resident visited the ninth Antique and Collectibles Show at the Centennial Hall, Oct. 7.

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All proceeds from the show are donated to the Rutland Park Society.

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Sheila Scott has lived in Rutland for 22 years and started the antique show.

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Scott said having both high and low end items is important.

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She loves to display high-end pottery, First Nations art and advertising memorabilia.

Cast iron kitchen wear is also popular right now, she said.

The show ran Oct. 6 and 7.

carli.berry@kelownacapnews.com
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