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Edd and Debby Holcombe live just outside Mulberry Indiana. Debby is a former school teacher who now looks after their two younger children. Edd is retired from 22 years in the Army and is currently a substitute High School teacher. The Holcombes have three sons, Eric, Brian, and Michael.
Come visit the store and enjoy the small town, down home environment.
Our Favorite LinksThe Photo Detective Maureen Taylor’s expertise in photography, history, and genealogy can help you find missing photos, interpret unidentified pictures, and preserve and organize your precious photo collection. Artifact and Art research Find rare art, antiques and collectibles. Bid and build your collection. IN-tiques A Gathering Place for Indiana Antique and Collectible Dealers Antique Week Auctions • Shows • Antiques • Collectibles. Antique Week is also a weekly newspaper you can subscribe to, it is full of upcoming auctions and news articles about antiques and collectibles. Ohio Valley Military Society The Ohio Valley Military Society is one of the oldest and largest Militaria collector's clubs in the world with over 2,000 current members. The primary endeavor of the Society is to promote the study and collecting of historic military artifacts, I am a member. Manions Manion’s International is an online auction house that specializes in the sale of historical militaria to antiques and small collectibles. We offer an array of collectibles with emphasis on U.S., German, Japanese and General European militaria, as well as a full range of collectables. Our auction web site has approximately 20,000 auction items up for bid at any given time. New items appear constantly, with auctions closing both daily and monthly. Please feel free to browse our website, as we make every effort to offer the best in collectible memorabilia.
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Edd Holcombe's BlogI collect military items and historical artifacts. I love history and collecting historical items allows me (in a way) touch history. In these days of economic disaster with many investments losing about half their value, we all need some bright spots in our lives. Now while I am blessed with a wonderful family, I love to collect military items because it really gives me a boost. I attended an auction last week where several crocks were auctioned off. These crocks went for $800.00 dollars up to $1200.00; it seemed there was no recession there! My point is, if you collect, keep on doing it within your financial means, it is fun, it can have some increased value in the long term, and it could be a bright spot during these down times. Collecting just makes you feel good! Edd |