Advertising Watch Fobs from Cubby Winkel’s...

SHOW NEWSLETTER - 2011 www.watchfob.com

Advertising Watch Fobs from Cubby Winkel’s collection

Alrot

Capriola Saddle

Buster Brown Shoes

Nettleton

Buster Brown Shoes

Majestic Ham Nonequal Polish

Carrigan

Velva Syrup

Perkins Pork & Beans

Hanover Shoes

R: Sego Milk

Pearl Soap

The President’s Message Hello fellow collectors, WOW! Can you believe it? We have just begun the second decade of the 21st Century. My, how time flies when you’re having fun. Speaking of fun I sure do hope you will join us at the Watch Fob show in Middleburg Heights, OH this year. It will be held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel on Friday May 6 and Saturday May 7, followed on Sunday May 8 by the Lakeside Sand Antique Equipment show on Sunday. Book early (440-243-4040) to get the discounted rate, which also helps reduce the cost of the Show Room to the club. You will find all of the particulars as you read through the Newsletter. Just a reminder the Business Meeting will be held Thursday evening this year to allow us to be able to keep the Showroom floor open all day Friday. Don’t forget we will be having some mini seminars at the Show. One will be discussing our new website and how to navigate around it. Additionally, we will have a seminar/discussion on Ebay and how you might be able to help yourself with purchases on Ebay. If you have never been to the Show you might be interested to know there are some incentives out there for you. 1. Cash drawing for those who travel over 650 miles 2. Cash award for up to 3 attending their first business meeting 3. Daily cash door prize Speaking of our website, I hope you have taken a peek at our new website. One thing you will note is we still have room to show a lot more fobs in the various type fob windows, which constantly change. If you have fobs you would like to show in the displays please send me jpg. Files at [email protected] or just send me good quality close up photo-graphs and I will do the rest. One very important facet of the show is to be able to see other people’s collections. Please bring your collections with you for display. We do make an award for “Best of Show” and “Classic Display,“ but most important is we want you to share your collection with everybody, Happy fobbing, See you in May! Cubby Winkel Da Prez 805-886-3316

You’re invited to come and see our collection of antique construction

equipment, trucks and a few cars, on Sunday, May 8, 2011,

after the show around 9:00 a.m. Lakeside Sand & Gravel – Mantua, Ohio DIRECTIONS: 71 South – Go East on the turnpike to Exit 187 (Streetsboro). Take 480 towards Cleveland to the 1st Exit (Frost Road). Make a right off of the ramp go approximately 6 miles on Frost Road.

Advertising Fobs Continued from Pg 1 Top L: Duhamel Top R: Hamley Bottom L: Purity Salt Bottom R: Sacksteader

THIS YEAR’S SHOW The club will sponsor raffles for any member traveling more than 650 miles to attend the show, for a member who attends his or her first I.W.F.A.I. Show. To enter the raffles, sign up at the secretary’s desk at the show. Any 3 new members who attend a business meeting on Thursday evening. All these individuals will receive a monetary prize. Please look at the schedule there are seminars on Saturday: 1:00 – Website navigation, 2:00 – Ebay brainstorming, 3:00 - How to recognize a counterfeit watch fob.

2011 SHOW RAFFLES

MOST RAFFLE TICKETS SOLD RAFFLE PRIZES The member selling the most raffle tickets will be 1st Place Heider Rock Island Plow Co. fob or $100.00 in cash Awarded a Fiat-Allis 41-B fob 2nd Place Adams Road Machinery. fob or $75.00 in cash Be sure to get your ticket for the registration fob 3rd Place Michigan Shovel fob or $50.00 in cash Mack Bulldog fob 4th Place International Harvester fob or $35.00 in cash RAFFLE DRAWING Enclosed or attached are your raffle tickets for either sale or purchase. The proceeds from the tickets will be used to support the cost of the show. If you need more tickets, contact the Club secretary, Louise Harting, and more will be sent to you. The raffle tickets cost $1.00 each. Please return any unsold tickets to the club secretary. We will only accept U.S. currency. AUCTION This year we are having our 3rd fob and toy auction that will start at approximately 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 7. We will be having on-line bidding for the items. Please call Cubby Winkel or Chuck Sword for additional information. THOPHIES Trophies will be awarded to the “Best of Show” and the best “Classic” display. Any I.W.F.A.I. member may display fobs at the show either as a competitor or for display purpose only. All fobs entered as “display only” will be labeled as such and the display may contain the members name. All displays must be entered by 12:00 p.m., Saturday, May, 7,. Late entries will not be included unless arrangements have been made with the committee in writing at least (5) days prior to the show. NOTE: When you bring in your display, be sure to register with either the President, Cubby Winkel, or Vice-President, Butch Jordan, in order to ensure that your display is labeled properly (either “competition” or “display only”). PLAQUES All members displaying for the first year will receive a plaque in appreciation of their efforts. If you displayed in 2010, you will receive a year plate to add to your plaque.

Schedule

S H O W T I M E

The 47th Annual I.W.F.A.I. Show will be held at the Plaza Hotel – Cleveland Airport in Mid-dleburg Heights, Ohio.

THURSDAY, May 5, 2011 SATURDAY, May 7, 2011 5:30 p.m. Change: Board Meeting for current Officers 9:00 a.m. Doors open and past officers ONLY 12:00 p.m. All displays to be in place 7:00 p.m. Change: Business Meeting 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. Auction Consignments 1:00 p.m. Seminar – Watchfob.com FRIDAY, May 6, 2011 navigation 9:00 a.m. Dealers begin set-up in hall 2:00 p.m. Ebay brainstorming discus-sion (ONLY OPEN to dealers & Show Committee) 3:00 p.m. How to recognize a 10:00 a.m. Show Open counterfeit watch fob 12:00 p.m. Official opening of the Show 3:30 p.m. Raffle/Prize & Trophy drawing Change: the show will remain open all day presentations 10:00 p.m. Show Closes 4:00 p.m. Auction – Main Hall NO DEALER TEAR DOWN UNTIL AFTER 3:00 p.m. Show closes immediately following the auction

SUNDAY, May 8, 2011 7:00 TO 9:00 a.m. Free breakfast (to those members who had room reservations) Breakfast at Denny’s Lakeside Sand & Gravel Open House after breakfast

CHECK THE SCHEDULE FOR CHANGES AND ADDITIONS

S h o w t i m e info cont.

SHOW TABLES Show tables are available for members only. All tables at the Show will cost $20 per 8 ft. Table. Everyone is expected to stay open until 3:00 p.m. on Saturday. MEALS For those who stay at the Hotel there will be a free breakfast Sunday morning between 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. We will be again be having breakfast at Denny’s unless things change, if that happens we will let you know at the show.. ROOM RESERVATIONS When making your room reservations. Please do not forget to mention that you are attending the Watch Fob Show in order to get the discount rates. Letting the hotel know you are with the show also helps to cut the costs of the show. The room rate is $85.00 per night for either a single or double room. Reservations must be made by April 25, 2011. For reservations call the Plaza Hotel – Cleveland Airport (440) 243-4040. There is a complimentary shuttle service to and from Cleveland Hopkins Airport. To use the shuttle service, call the hotel from the phone in the baggage area of the airport. OTHER AREA ATTRACTIONS While in the Cleveland area, try to make time to check out some of the other area attractions, including the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the Cleveland Botanical Gardens, The Cleveland Museums of Art and Natural History, the Crawford Auto and Aviation Museum and the Great Lakes Science Center. Try to entice friends and family members to attend the show and these great outside attractions. Who knows, once they see the show, maybe they’ll catch the “fobbing bug” too.

THE 46th Annual I.W.F.A.I. International Watch Fob Show & Sale

May 6, 7, 2011 THE PLAZA HOTEL – CLEVELAND AIRPORT

7230 Engle Road MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS, OHIO 44130

PHONE: (440) 243-4040 ROOM RATE: 85.00 per night Single or Double

RESERVATIONS

MUST BE MADE BY APRIL 25th TO

INSURE ROOM AND RATES.

There will also be

a “hospitality room” on Thursday

Friday & Saturday evening for

members and their guests.

1930 Model 1500 Moore Speedcrane by Larry Kotkowski Member Fob

The Moore Speedcrane was developed by Roy and Charles Moore of Chicago, IL., they manufactured Speedcranes in Ft. Wayne Indiana. The Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company from Manitowoc, Wi. was looking to diversify in their business and entered into an agreement with the Moore’s to manufacture the Speedcrane. In the early 1930’s for financial reasons it became the Manitowoc Speedcrane Company. The model 1500 pictured was built in 1930 and was leased to various companies by the factory beginning in 1931. The price new was $11,590.66. On July 1, 1931 it was shipped to Forsythe Bros. dealership in Rochester , NY. The machine was leased by Raymond Concrete Pile and McClintock-Marshall Company during 1931 and 1932. McClintock-Marshal worked on the Empire State Building, however this machine appears to have arrived late for that project. From 1933 to 1936 it was rented to several companies including S.M. Seisel DuPont Cmpany and W. VA. P & P Company.

In 1936 it was sold to the DuPont Company for $4,306.36 through the Phillips Machinery Company. The crane originally had a 4 cylinder Hercules TX0 engine. In 1948 it was re-powered with a Cummins HBI-600 diesel. The next bit of history on this machine is that it was sold by Equipment Exchange from Oakmont PA. to Lang Construction in Pittsburg, PA in 1962. The next owners were Lou and Erma McMasters of Hickory, PA. We purchased it from them in 2008. Since the machine was used for hook work primarily the draw works were in very good condition. The cab was in poor condition, but it was all there. In the summer of 2009 we removed the entire cab and

cleaned it up good. After cleaning and sand blasting it, we took it into the shop and did quite a bit more disassembly. All clutches and brakes were removed. We had to remove the main drive chain case and repair it. Much of the con-trol linkage was removed, mainly to clean it up and get it freed up. There were over thirty broken bolts in the ma-chinery deck casting, all of the track pads were removed, some had to be repaired and all of the pins had to be re-placed. The early model 1500’s had shaft drive all the way to the tumblers. The machine has cast car body. All of the gears are meant to run in oil. We removed all of the oil sump castings and removed about a wheel barrow full of crud. We had to rebuild the track adjusters. Continued on Page 8 Larry Kotkowski

Meeting Minutes 4/23/10 IWFAI Membership Meeting The meeting was called to order by President Cubby Winkel at 6:04 p.m. The pledge of allegiance was recited. Dimitrie Toth made the motion to accept the posted minutes of the 4/24/09 meeting, Bill Hollyday second motion accepted. Treasurer’s report read, Larry Freeman made the motion to accept the report, Ray Williams second motion accepted. Bill Mitchell spoke of a by-laws change proposal to the membership, that the board can change, add or delete by-laws as needed. Larry Yartz questioned the legality. Bill said that the Constitution & By-laws are separate. Bill Hollyday questioned if there is a change the membership needs to be made aware of it. It was mentioned that any change can be reversed. The Constitution can’t be changed unless the members vote on it. Much discussion. Mike Stiles wanted to know what had happened. It was explained that a member who sells on ebay refuses to change and is selling reproduction and counterfeits without telling buyers. The board felt that we the IWFAI were condoning bad behavior and we needed to take action. They were not following the code of ethics. Cubby spoke about not disclosing information to buyers on ebay. Bill Hollyday made the motion and was put to the floor The IWFAI will no longer accept membership from any member who deals with reproductions or counterfeit fobs who does not disclose that information, Ray Williams second motion accepted. Let the newsletter editor know if you have anything to submit. A moment of silence for all the deceased members, Lawrence Gallogly, William Hoffmeir, John Curtis and Charles McKinsey. Butch Jordan said next years show dates will be May 6 & 7, 2011. We were bumped back a week due to the hotel having another event. Mike Stiles mentioned booking with a demand date. Butch made calls to lock in on a weekend, but it didn’t happen. We are pursuing another location. Butch reported that the hotel is only giving us a 1 year contract. Cubby mentioned that Butch is doing a good job. Cubby stated that we are looking at updating the website, he presented 25 pages of mock-ups, he’s hoping this will produce more memberships and draw more people to the show. New Business: Change the general meeting from Friday night to Thursday night, so that the hall can be open longer. Cubby mentioned having a fob for next year, a new commemorative fob only for 100 year anniversary’s. He men-tioned the Ronald Reagan saddle fob that would only be available if you attended the show. Much discussion, how to get one if you don’t attend, what will be the cost, hasn’t worked. Etc. Status of the board: Bill Mitchell, Ben Jensen and Cubby Winkel term has expired and they are willing to stand for re-election. Ray Rothlisberger made the motion to accept the 3 people for re-election, Bill Holly-day second, motion accepted. Mike Stiles and Tom Trenka were upset that they were asked to leave the hall, in past years nothing has been said. Cubby mentioned that sometimes we need to reinforce some issues. The dealers and show committee need to set up before the public is allowed in the hall. Bill Holliday made the motion to adjourn, Ray Rothlisberger second Meeting adjourned 7:10 p.m. Respectfully submitted by Louise Harting – Secretary/Treasurer

Secretary & Newsletter Editor’s Report We are having our third annual toy auction in conjunction with the watch fob show again this year, if you have any items you would like to put in the auction please contact Chuck Sword at 440-816-1882 or [email protected]. If you hurry you can e-mail a picture of your item and Chuck will put it in his flier. Those of you who would like tables, I need your money before the show, not the day of the show. We need to know how many tables to order and to do that we need your reservation. Thank you!!!!! We return monies if you can’t make the show. Fobs – Membership Fobs are required to be engraved with your name and member number. Depending on when Butch gets the fobs, in past years those attending the show have been getting their fobs first. Check your registra-tion form, Mail or Pick up at Show. Those who request it sent by mail will not be getting them until sometime af-ter the show, usually mid to the end of May. Please do not call me and ask where are my FOBS? If you don’t get them by mid June call me. We’ve been trying to encourage members to receive their newsletters via e-mail. You get the newsletter weeks be-fore the snail mail crowd and in living color. I think when the new website is operational you will be able to go to the address and look it up there. As usual people have been telling me they aren’t getting the newsletter. If you change your e-mail address‘, your mailing address please let me know, I can‘t read minds and the computer doesn‘t tell me that you changed carriers. By-laws changes: You will find a copy of the by-laws the areas hi-lited are those that will be voted on at the general membership meeting on Thursday, May 5. You have to attend the meeting to vote. Dues are based on a calendar year, not by when you mailed in your dues, so with that said, if we don’t receive your dues by June you will be taken off the roster. If you have an 10 on your label that means you have paid through 10. If you have an 11, 12 or 13 you have paid 2 or 3 years in advance. This will be your last newsletter if you have an 10 on your label, unless you submit $20.00 to re-new your membership. I would hope that you would remain members. E-Mail members if you have a question on your membership just e-mail me. If anyone has something they would like to see in the newsletter please let me know. I am desperate for articles, pictures of your collections, questions. Hope to see you at the show, otherwise have a great year and I apologize for any errors. Louise Harting – [email protected]

Hello from the West

Things are fine in this part of the country. Had a little more rain than usual for this part of the desert, 3 or 4 days in a row for a BIG TOTAL of 2” or more but lots of sunshiny days. That’s enough of the weather report it’s show time. So let’s get to Cleveland, Ohio and have a great a time this year. There are a few changes in the show schedule. The membership meeting is on Thursday night so that the fob room can be open all day & night on Friday, we will not be closing for dinner and a meeting. Check the show schedule elsewhere in the newsletter. The auction will be on Satur-day afternoon as in the past so get your items in, the consignment information is also in the newsletter. Let’s make your hotel reservations, the cut-off date to guarantee the rate of $85.00 per room is April 25, 2011. You can always cancel if you can’t make it, but let’s hope not. The show is at the same hotel, The Crowne Plaza Cleveland Airport, 7230 engle Road, Middleburg Heights, Ohio, 440-243-4040. Make sure to tell them you are with the watch fob club. We have rooms booked for Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat., and Sun. The dates are May 4-8, 2011. We can always use ideas for future fobs, get your ideas to Larry Kotkowski. Once again we will have a free Sunday morning breakfast for those who stay at the hotel or Saturday night. Louise will have the breakfast tickets at the secretaries table. That’s all for now, see you in Middleburg Heights in May. Thanks Butch Jordan – Vice President

continued from Page 5 1930 Model Speedcrane We got the digger dogs and steering jaw clutches operable. We replaced all of the deck plating with new diamond plate. The engine ran well. We replaced may gaskets, all of the fuel lines, rewired it and put on a new starter

and rebuilt generator. We replaced all of the gauges with old style gauges salvaged from other machines. We replaced almost the entire framework for the cab using the old ones for patterns. This involved a great deal of drilling. Some of the framework was so far gone we had to figure out how it was made originally. The entire framework was riveted together with steel rivets just like it was originally. All of the sheeting on the cab was replaced; again all of this was riveted in place exactly like it was originally. We built new doors and replaced all of the glass. There was not one weld on the under-carriage or the cab. It is hard to explain all of the work that went into this restoration. There were countless

hours of figuring, measuring, drilling etc. The Harry Young Chapter of Northeast Ohio – a chapter of the Historical Construction Equipment Asso-ciation meets at our shop every Wednesday. We have quite a crew of dedicated volunteers who help on those restoration projects. These volunteers include Jerry Kuhen, Dave Metcalf, Andy Peterek, Fran Pe-terek, Matt Lauer, Doug Carter, Mike Miller, Josh Kochy, Joseph Kotkowski, Josh Ferrel and Harry Young. When we do projects like this we also tend to work up a hearty appetite. A special thank you to Ben Kotkowski for preparing great meals for us on our work nights. On behalf of my brother Ronnie and

I, we want to thank all of you. We refurbished the boom and rigged up the week before our show in April 2010.

We took it to

several shows this year and it ran very

good. It can be seen

working on you-tube if you search

for Manitowoc Speedcrane.

Working on the cab

The restored Speedcrane

Constitution & By-laws International Watch Fob Association Incorporated

Written October 26th, 1967 Revised March 24th, 1972 Revised July 17th, 2002 Revised August 31, 2010

CONSTITUTION ARTICLE 1 Section… 1 This organization shall be known as the International Watch Fob Association Incorporated. Section...2 That the International Watch Fob Association Incorporated, hereafter known as the I.W.F.A.I., be incorporated in the State of Ohio, as a “not for profit Corporation. Section...3 The Corporation will encourage and promote the study and collecting, of advertising items know as watch fobs. The Corporation will actively discourage the manufacturing, promotion, or selling of Counterfeit or Reproduction watch fobs. The Corporation will encourage sellers of watch fobs to sell according to the “Dealer’s Code of Ethics”. The Corporation will cultivate fraternal relations among collectors, and encourage youth to develop an interest in the hobby. Section...4 The Corporation will acquire and distribute watch fob knowledge, and will demonstrate that fobs can be educational as well as an interesting hobby.

BY-LAWS ARTICLE 1 MEETINGS Section...1 A Board of Directors meeting will be held, at some time prior to the commencement of the Annual show, and prior to the Annual General Membership meeting. This meeting will be called at the discretion of the Directors, to resolve outstanding club business, so that changes, or business, requiring approval of the General Membership, can be presented, to the members, at the Annual Meeting. Section...2 The Executive Directors, or a common majority of the Board of Directors, may call a meeting, for emergency purposes, either in person or by a conference call, to resolve an issue. ARTICLE...2 ELECTIONS OF DIRECTORS Section...1 Nominations of the office of Director can be made by any member in good standing, provided the candidate has been notified of the nominations’ intention. Such nominations must be submitted to the Secretary, no later than 3 (three) weeks prior to the Annual Meeting. Section...2 Nominations from the floor, at the Annual meeting, can be made by any member in good standing, provided the candidate has had prior notice of the nomination, and has agreed to the nomination. Section...3 The Board of Directors shall consist of 9 (nine) members in good standing, elected from the general membership, with each Board Member to serve a 3 (three) year term. At the end of each year, and prior to the annual general meeting, those Board members who have served their 3 (three) year term shall notify the President of their intention to either drop off the Board or that they will run for an other 3 (three) year term. Notice of intention shall be given to the President at least 3 (three) weeks, or more, prior to the Annual General meeting.

Section… 4 The Board of Directors will elect, from the duly elected Board members, an Executive committee, consisting of a President, Vice-President, Secretary/Treasurer, and a Publicity Agent . ARTICLE...3 DUTIES OF OFFICERS Section...1 PRESIDENT A… Shall preside at all meeting of the General membership, all Board of Director meetings and any emergency meeting as called. B...Shall order paid all legitimate claims, approved by the Board of Directors, or the Executive Directors, that have been incurred by the Corporation. C...Shall in case of illness, resignation or death of a Director, or Executive Director, appoint a substitute to fill in for that Directors term of office. Section...2 VICE-PRESIDENT A...Shall assume the duties of the President in his absence or inability to act, for as long as my be necessary. B...Shall assist the President in the discharge of his duties. C...Shall organize and conduct any club sanctioned fob auction, appoint officers or members, as required, for the work connected to any club sanctioned auction. D...Shall handle the registration of Fob displays at the Annual show. E...Shall handle the registration and assignment of dealer tables at the Annual show. F...Shall appoint any Director, or Directors, to assist in the handling of any work or projects, for the Annual show. Section...3 SECRETARY/TREASURER A...Shall keep account of each member, receive all dues, issue each member in good standing a membership card, a members fob with his or her name and member number engraved, and a show fob. B...Shall keep a record of the membership showing the name, address, as well as the date of joining. C...Shall receive all monies raised at the Annual show. D...Shall issue receipts as required, issue purchase orders for all major expenditures approved by the Board of Directors, or the Executive Directors, pay all invoices, by check, that have been approved by the Executive Directors or the Board of Directors. E...An annual audit shall be conducted following the Annual General meeting with 3 (three) auditors being appointed either by the President or the Vice-President from the general membership, with at least (1) one auditor currently serving on the Board of Directors. F...Shall record all receipts and disbursements, in an accounting system, and present this record to the Board of Directors at the Annual Board meeting, for audit and approval. G...Shall retain all financial records for a minimum of 7 (seven) years, and no longer than 10 (ten) years. H...Shall record the minutes of all Executive Director meetings, and all General membership meetings. I...Shall distribute all recorded minutes to each Director, either by E-Mail or by Surface mail, no later than 3 (three) weeks prior to the next scheduled meeting. J...Shall read the minutes of the previous General meeting, at the Annual General meeting. K...Shall at the direction of the President, or Vice-President, compose and distribute any correspondence pertaining to the Corporations business. L...Shall receive and distribute, to the appropriate officer, any correspondence. Section...4 PUBLICITY AGENT A...Shall be responsible for relaying information on club activities to the appropriate news media, or publications.

ARTICLE...4 COMMITTEES Section...1 NEWSLETTER EDITOR A… Shall be responsible for advertisements, scheduled to appear in the newsletter. All monies raised from advertising fees will be submitted to the Treasurer, in a timely manner. B...Shall send out at least 2 (two) newsletters a year, to the members in good standing. C...Shall advise all contributors to the newsletter, of the publishing deadline. D...This position shall be an appointment by the President, or the Board of Directors. Section...3 SHOW COMMITTEE A...Shall be appointed by the President, and shall assist with any or all show responsibilities. B...Shall be responsible for special programs, demonstrations, show raffles, and any activity that has approval of the Executive Directors. ARTICLE..5 MEMBERSHIP FEES A…Membership fees shall be set at the discretion of the Board of Directors, with approval required by a majority vote, of those attending, at the annual general meeting. B...Membership shall be from to January 01 to December 31st, of the current year. C...Members paying membership fees up to October 31st, will be credited with the current year. Dues paid after October 31st will be credited to the following year. D...Payment of his/her dues entitles that member to the current membership fob, and his/her name and membership engraved, and the current commemorative, fob. E...Other means of raising money must be approved by the Executive Board or the Board of Directors. Fees for money raising activities, such as auction selling rates, raffles, registration draws, and dealer table rental rates, will be set by the Executive board or the Board of Directors. F...Membership in the I.W.F.A.I. Can and will be revoked or rejected from any individual, company, or organization found selling, trading, or distributing reproduction or counterfeit watch fobs that have not been identified as a reproduction or counterfeit to a prospective buyer or new owner. ARTICLE..6 GENERAL BY-LAWS A...A quorum, for voting at the Annual General meeting shall consist of members present. B...A quorum, for voting at an executive Directors meeting shall consist of 3 (three) of the 5 (five) Executive Directors. C...A quorum, for voting at a Board of Directors meeting shall consist of 5 (five) of the 9 (nine) Directors. D...Committees for special projects can be appointed by the President, and shall include one member of the Board of Directors to chair the committee. E...The Constitution & By-Laws shall be reviewed every 5 (five) years, and more often if the President or the Executive Directors deem it necessary. Any or all changes deemed necessary, must be approved by the Board of Directors, and then submitted to the General membership for approval at the closest Annual General meeting. Approved by General Membership...

In Memoriam It is with great regret that we report the passing of the following members

Harry Adams Dade City, FL Rex Bonnett Butler, PA Our condolences are extended to the families and friends

UPCOMING WATCH FOB SHOW INFORMATION March 6, 2011 22nd Annual Show and Sale Contact: Dennis Parker See ad below 2011 – Dundas, Ontario Canadian Association of Watch Fob Collectors Show Contact: William Mitchell 2 Elm Drive Stoney Creek, ON Canada L8G 3B4 (905) 664-4576 [email protected] October 2011 Midwest Watch Fob Collectors Contact: Gary Martin 21776 Lake Avenue Round Lake, IA 60073 (847) 223-7798 [email protected] October 2011 24th Annual Northeast Watch Fob Show Contact: Paul Kuntz 131 Dean Street Beaver Meadows, PA 18216 (570) 459-0881

President: Cubby Winkel, 921 Crown Avenue, Santa Barbara, CA, 93111 805-964-1220 [email protected] Vice President: Lawrence “Butch” Jordan, 821 So. Luella Ct, Pahrump, NV 89048 (775) 751-8343 [email protected] Secretary/Treasurer/Newsletter Editor: Louise Harting, May-October, 18458 Boston Road, Strongsville, OH 44136, (440-238-7277) Nov-April, 45017 Dupree Road, Altoona, FL 32702, (352) 669-1043 [email protected]

Deadline for the Summer 2011 Newsletter June 15, 2011 Deadline for Show Newsletter December 15, 2011

22nd ANNUAL SHOW AND SALE Advertising and Strap Type Watch Fobs & Related Collectibles

Date: Sunday, March 6, 2011 Time: 9 A.M. to 2 P.M.

American Legion Hall

357 Great Road RTE 225 – Bedford, MA Take Route 4/225 exit off 128 to Bedford

1 mile on the left, across from Shell Station

Admission: $4.00 per Family Table Space: $25.00

Set Up: 8 A.M.

For Table Reservations or Information: Dennis Parker at 1-508-835-3221

Robert Frissore at 1-781-862-0972

EMBROIDERED HATS FOR SALE 40th Anniversary Hats – Navy Blue Pique/Mesh

Poly Hats – $10.00

Supplies are limited – order quickly to avoid disappointment CONTACT: Louise Harting 18458 Boston Road Strongsville, OH 44136 (440) 238-7277

Resin Buckles $12.00

1990 Member/Show 1991 Member/Show 1993 Member/Show 1994 Member 1995 Member/Show 1996 Member 1997 Member/Show 1999 Member/Show 2000 Member/Show 2001 Member/Show 2002 Member/Show 2003 Member/Show 2004 Member/Show 2005 Member/Show 2006 Member/Show 2007 Member/Show 2008 Member/Show 2009 Member/Show 2010 Member/Show

Is it Original or a Reproduction $7.00

Hoover’s Book $24.00

Addendum $6.00

$3.50 postage Now available

Membership List $5.00 each

Address/tele/e-mail Plus postage

Membership Fobs $9.00 Each

1990 1991 1993 1996 1997 2000 2001 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Show Fobs $7.00 Each

1982 1990 1991 1992 1993 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001

2002/2003 2004/2005 2006/2007 2008/2009

IWFAI Club Buckles & Fobs For Sale

Resale ART – includes postage

Items for Sale Great looking Hats

Embroidered Hats Now – $13.00 Black Golf Hat White Golf Hat

Khaki/Denim Denim Plus $5.00 shipping and handling

Contact Louise Harting for the purchase of these items while

supplies last (440) 238-7277

Belt Buckles $10.00

or 2 for $18.00 Postage added

Per weight

45 Years of History – A booklet on how the club got started and a lot of wonderful member

interviews. $3.50 plus $1.50 shipping

2011 Hoover's Price Guide.....$14.00 - U.S. Funds$17.00, Canadian Funds

2011 Reese’s Price Guide.... $10.00 - U.S. Funds$13.00, Canadian Funds

William (Bill) Mitchell2 Elm Drive

Stoney Creek, Ontario, Canada, L8G 3B4or by internet at [email protected]

Mark Giangiuli - (Jillycut on Ebay)Ebay PowerSeller

Jillycut’s JunkWill Buy Watch FobCollection Large

or Small

146 Brookhaven Lane Office: (404) 933-3309Mcdonough, Ga 30253 E-mail: [email protected]

IWFAI Classified Rates Following are the Classified Rates For the IWFAI Newsletter: Business Card Ad: $ 5.00 1/4 Page Ad: $15.00 1/2 Page Ad: $30.00 Full Page Ad: $60.00 Please contact the club if you wish to advertise in the Newsletter. The money collected from advertising will be used to defray the cost of the Newsletter. Any member, organization or individual may adver-tise in the Newsletter. Final Date for the next newsletter: June 15, 2011

IWFAI

Watch Fobs for SaleSend Me Your WANT LIST

“New Leather Fob Straps”.75 plus postage

black or Brown Straps½”or 3/8” wide

----------------------------------------(724) 283-8233

“Largest Dealer on the East Coast”

ALBERT J. FLEEGER830 BULLCREEK ROADBUTLER, PA 16002-8680

[email protected]

International Watch Fob Association Louise Harting 18458 Boston Road

Strongsville, OH 44136

47th Annual IWFAI Show & Sale May 6, 7 2011

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