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NDPCS ROAD SHOW
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The North Dakota Pottery Collectors Society has developed a
program called the “NDPCS Pottery Road Show”. The program provides
historical and general information about the major producers of the types of
pottery made from North Dakota clay. The program includes a slide
presentation, a possible display of ND pottery types, and an identification
session. The one to three hour program format would be presented by volunteer
NDPCS members.
The NDPCS invites your organization to consider scheduling
and hosting the Pottery “Road Show” in your community. Details and
information about scheduling the event, location and facilitator will be worked
out on an individual basis. Further details may be obtained from Quent Christman,
941 Oxbow Court, Grand Forks, ND 58203, 701-775-3265.
qachr@gra.midco.net
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Bob Barr, Quent Christman, and Arley
Olson identifying
pottery at a Road Show held in Wahpeton, ND. |
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Upcoming NDPCS Road Shows
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Road
Shows will be posted as they are scheduled.
| July 14, 2013 |
The NDPCS Pottery “Road Show”
will be hosted by the Towner County Historical Society at 2:00 PM,
Sunday, July 14, 2013 in the Society’s School Museum Building,
Egeland, North Dakota.
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August 2, 2013 |
The NDPCS Pottery “Road Show”
will be hosted by the Golden Valley County Historical Society at
2:00 PM, Friday, August 2, 2013 in the Society’s County Museum, 185
First Ave. S.E., Beach, North Dakota.
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NDPCS Pottery “Road Show” - 1/22/2013 - Bismarck, North
Dakota
By Audrey and Darrel Spencer
The NDPCS
Pottery “Road Show” was hosted by the Bismarck Public Library at 6:30
PM, in Room A. Bob Barr and Darrel Spencer served as the
facilitators. The “Road Show” presentation was attended by 9
individuals.
Several pottery items were brought in for identification
and evaluation. The outstanding items included Dickota, WPA, and
Rosemeade.
An honorarium of $100.00 was given to the NDPCS.
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This Dickota Bisque is of a Senior Days Curtain Pull made
in 1937. It was made
for Dickinson State Teachers College. |
An extremely rare WPA Buffalo figurine is bottom marked
“made by G. L. Patterson - 42”. The name “Mary” also is inscribed on
the bottom. |
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