Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • Farm Collector

    JOIN THE Crowd

    Apr 03, 2020 4 minutes
    By Sara Jordan-Heintz

    While many Farm Collector readers may use Facebook simply to post vacation photos and keep up with the grandkids, antique dealers know that buying and selling on this platform is not only good for your pocketbook, it takes the guesswork — and legwork — out of scoring farm collectibles with no hidden fees.

    Facebook groups, which are free to create and join, offer a platform for like-minded collector enthusiasts. Garrett Balsick of Calhan, Colorado, says selling merchandise on Facebook rather than face-to-face has transformed his business, B/K Antiques, for the better.

    A fifth-generation rancher, Garrett works as a loan officer at a local bank. In the evenings, while tending

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from Farm Collector

    Farm Collector1 min read
    Farm Collector
    Christine Stoner Group Editor Leslie C. McManus Senior Editor Zach Brown Editor Terry Price Art Director Shannon Toon Advertising Coordinator Web and Digital Content Tonya Olson Digital Content Manager Advertising Director Brenda Escalante escalante
    Farm Collector3 min read
    SHOW & SPECIAL EVENT
    The Rio Linda Elverta Historical Society along with EDGE&TA Branch 13 Sacramento presents the 29th annual Farm and Tractor Days at The Dry Creek Ranch House on May 17th and 18th. Tractors, Hit and Miss Engines and anything related to farming. Vendors
    Farm Collector5 min read
    Webster Tri-polar Igniter Timing
    Ever wonder why Webster put that bolt on the igniter movable electrode (anvil), as seen sticking out on the left of Figure 1? Why didn’t Webster put a bump on the casting or the push-finger (hammer) seen in Figure 2? The bolt is seemingly too long if

    Related Books & Audiobooks