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Location
Etowah County Swap Meet Car & Truck Show
Etowah County Swap Meet Car & Truck Show
The Etowah County Fair Assoc. is located in the heart of downtown, easily accessible by public transportation and with plenty of parking available nearby.
The address is 201 Griffin Street SE, Attalla, Alabama 35954
Etowah County Swap Meet Car & Truck Show
Etowah County Swap Meet Car & Truck Show
Etowah County Swap Meet Car & Truck Show
Join us for this annual event featuring classic cars, vintage trucks, hot rods, and more! Browse the swap meet for parts, accessories, and collectibles while enjoying a fun, family-friendly day celebrating all things automotive.
Rodeo
Etowah County Swap Meet Car & Truck Show
Rodeo
The Annual Rodeo supporting American Legion Post 71 in Attalla brings together the excitement of rodeo action with a strong sense of community and patriotism. This family-friendly event features thrilling competitions, great entertainment, and concessions, all while raising funds to support local veterans and their families through the programs of Post 71. The Rodeo is usually held in May.
Fair Exhibits and entries
Rules:
1. Where any conflict appears between these general rules and the rules governing the different departments, the special rule will take precedence. The Etowah County Fair association reserves the right to construe its own rules and regulations and to determine all matters and differences in regards thereto, including amendments.
2. While every reasonable precaution will be taken for safeguarding exhibits, it should be understood that the exhibits are entered in competition for prices, and the owner assumes all responsibility for any accident, loss or damage that may occur. Neither the Fair Association, its officers or agent, will be responsible for any such accident, loss or damage.
3. All exhibits entered for competition shall be subject to the control of the Department in which they are exhibited.
4. Except as otherwise provided for by special rules governing certain departments; All club exhibits MUST be in place and fully installed by 4:00PM, Monday prior to the opening of the fair, otherwise they may receive no attention from the awarding committees and must remain in place through the close of the fair.
5. For every article entered, the exhibitor will be given a coupon showing exhibitors name, department, division, and class number of articles. This receipt MUST be preserved and presented to the department director at the close of the fair, when article is called for and claimed. Each booth must have coupon presented before any check is paid for the booth.
6. Exhibitors will be held responsible for the cleanliness of their exhibits and space surrounding same. All exhibits must be in complete order each day at least thirty minutes before opening hour. No work of this character will be permitted during the hours of the buildings are open to the public. Incase of failure on the part of the exhibitors to observe this rule, the Department Director may adopt such means to enforce the same as circumstances may suggest.
7. When space is allotted, a permit to occupy will be given; such permit will not be transferable and no other party will be allowed to share such place with the original applicant, except upon approval of the management.
8. Advertising matter and samples of articles on exhibition only may be given to the public from booth space, or exhibit, but no article may be sold from the exhibits without special authority from the president. The right is reserved to restrict or discontinue this privilege whenever itis carried to excess or becomes an annoyance to visitors. Only advertising matters of such articles as have been contracted for the Association by exhibitors may be posted in booths.
9. Advertising by means of posters, prints, handbills, samples, etc. will not be permitted within the fairgrounds, except upon agreement with the Fair Management.
10. All articles, after being entered and until surrendered to the owner or agent, will be entirely under control and jurisdiction of the Association, and no exhibitor is allowed to remove, handle, or rearrange, improve, disfigure same under any circumstances.
11. Products exhibited must be owned or produced by the exhibitor, Any entry made otherwise will not be allowed to compete for premium. Entries must be clean and in good condition. All entries to be 1st time exhibited at the Etowah county Fair.
12. No department Director or member of the Fair Board may enter exhibits for prizes in competition with the public nor shall they judge exhibits and/or booths.
13.If it is ascertained that any exhibitor, in any ungentlemanly manner, refuses to comply with the regulations of the association, as indicated by the officers and has taken exception to the judgement of a judge or an awarding committee, the Board of Directors shall bar the person so offending from competition for a premium or exhibiting on the grounds of the Association until he shall have made proper amends and has been reinstated by a vote of a majority of the Board of Directors.
14. An exhibitor who tears off a premium ribbon or authorizes any person to do so in the presence of the awarding judge, or who refuses to accept a ribbon from a judge or otherwise insults the awarding judge, shall forfeit the premium or diploma, and shall be excluded from competition.
15. If it is ascertained that an exhibitor has made or caused to be made, a false statement in regard to any animal or article exhibited, or if any exhibitor shall attempt to interfere with the judges and their performance of their duties, he shall be excluded from competing or from exhibition on the grounds of the association.
16. No lighting candles or open flame will be allowed in any exhibition booths on the grounds or buildings except with prior approval by the president of the Fair Association .
17. The management reserves the right to decline any exhibit or exhibits if deemed unworthy even though such an exhibit may be the only entry in the class.
18. THE MANAGEMENT SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS ON THE MIDWAY.
19. No exhibits shall be removed in whole or in part during the period of the fair, all exhibits must be checked out by a fair official. Absolutely no solicitation on fair grounds.
ENTRIES:
20. Application for entry should be made on the entry blanks furnished by the Fair Association and must be in the hand of the general manager no later than the date prescribed in the rules governing the Department in which the entry is made. See rule 4.
21. Intending exhibitors shall write plainly on the entry blanks the Department division and class number of the prize offered for the article they wish to enter, using the exact wording of the premium list, and must give their post office address. Exhibitors will save themselves and the office of the Association much time by attending to these directions and preparing their blanks before proceeding to make entries.
22. The Director of each Department must check the entry shown by the entry books in each division, with the exhibits presented and so marked the entry books that they will show which animals articles that were passed on by the judges. A class in which nothing is entered for three years is subject to removal from the catalog.
23. No invention or product of convict or prison labor shall be received for premium competition.
AWARDS (NOTE CAREFULLY):
In the event of circumstances beyond our control to disrupt our planned schedule as to necessitate curtailment of activities and operation the Fair Association reserves the right and the exhibitor agrees to prorate premium and prize money on basis of actual conditions existing from such causes during the period of the fair.
24. For information governing entries for each Department see special rules under Department heads.
25. Exhibits are judged by comparison and on a competitive basis where there is but one article exhibited under any class number, a first award cannot therefore be given, in this instance if the article is meritorious second prize money will be paid and 2nd place ribbon will be awarded.
26. No premium will be awarded when the exhibit is unworthy though there be no competition and the awarding of all premiums quality is the first consideration.
27. Premiums will not be paid according to ribbons but by awards shown in the judges record books for ribbons do not always mean money prizes, and they sometimes are attached through mistake or may be misplaced or lost. The judge's record is the only guide for paying cash awards.
28. A $200 limit on any person from the same address will be maximum prize money awarded for individual exhibits or groups a limit of 50 items per address is enforced.
29. No article, articles or products entered under the heading “For the Best, Most Complete and Most Artistically Arranged Agricultural Collective Individual Display” will be allowed to compete for individual exhibits of any character. This will also apply to entries in all club Departments and other collective displays where a premium is offered on the collection of articles or products.
30. One gate pass good for one admission will be given to each exhibitor for one or more exhibits. No exhibit shall be removed in whole or in part during the period of the fair. All exhibits must be checked out by the fair official.
31. Should any doubt arise as to the regularity of an entry, or any other important matter, which the judge feels incompetent to decide, he shall at once report the same to the Department Director who shall in turn bring the matter to the attention of the general manager.
32. No one will be allowed to act as judge in a Department or ring in which he exhibits.
33. All judges will be selected for their known familiarity with the classes on which they are invited to award premiums, and are instructed that if they shall have good reason to believe that any exhibitor, by false entry or otherwise, attempt to deceive the judges or the public, and obtain a premium by misrepresentation, they shall report the fact at once to the Director of the Department who shall report the matter at once to the general manager for action by the board of Directors.
34. The decisions of the awarding judges shall be final and no appeal shall be considered except in case of protest.
35. Objections to any person serving as a judge must be submitted to the Department Director in writing prior to making award, giving good and sufficient reason therefore and the Director shall report the matter immediately to the general manager.
36. Any exhibitor attempting to interfere with the judges during their adjudications will be promptly excluded from competition.
37. The judges will award prizes on the article regularity mentioned in the premium list, and may award ribbons on such articles not mentioned in the premium list if they consider them worthy.
38. There will be no one present at the time of judging except for the official judges and the persons who will act as secretaries only.
PROTESTS:
39. Protest against an award must be made in writing, accompanied by affidavits which must specify in full the grounds for protest, and a deposit $25 to the president of the Association before the close of the day following the making of such award. In case of protest is not substantiated, the deposit shall be forfeited to the Association .
40. The general manager will notify the exhibitor of the protest exhibit of such protest, and both parties will then have 24 hours to bring sworn testimony in the case to be submitted to the board of Directors. The protest award will be held in abeyance until the final action of the board of Directors passing on same.
SELLING EXHIBITS:
41. Exhibitors always have the privilege of selling anything they have on display for delivery at the close of the fair or to take orders for delivery.
PUBLIC CONVENIENCES:
42. During the fairgrounds we'll be equipped with free restrooms.
43. Passes good only for dates and times shown on pass.
DEPARTMENT 1 YOUTH DIVISION A-J (AGES UP TO 18)
Division A Pre-School
1. Painted article
2. Hand molded clay item (air dried)
3. Other handmade article
4. Recycled item
Division B Grade 1
1. Gourd art
2. Hand molded clay item (air dried)
3. Other handmade article
4. Recycled item
Division C Grade 2
1. Gourd art
2. Hand molded clay item (air dried)
3. Other handmade article
4. Recycled item
Division D Grade 3
1. Gourd art
2. Handmade doll, any material
3. Other handmade article
4. Recycled item
Division E Grade 4
1. Model from kit
2. Handmade doll, any material
3. Other handmade article
4. Recycled item
Division F Grade 5
1. Gourd art
2. Handmade doll, any material
3. Wood working article
4. Other handmade article
5. Recycled item
Division G Grade 6
1. Clothing accessories
2. Decorated T-shirt or sweatshirt
3. Birdhouse, handmade or kit
4. Holiday decoration/ornament
5. Recycled item
Division H Grade 7
1. Clothing accessories
2. Decorated T-shirt or sweatshirt
3. Birdhouse, handmade or kit
4. Holiday decoration/ornament
5. Recycled item
Division I Grade 8
1. Clothing accessories
2. Decorated T-shirt or sweatshirt
3. Birdhouse, handmade or kit
4. Holiday decoration/ornament
5. Recycled item
Division J Physically and or mentally challenged
1. colored or painted item
2. handmade item any
3. vegetable from own garden
4. potted plant
5. Recycled item
** DIVISION J ONLY: ribbon for each entering
DEPARTMENT 2 YOUTH DIVISION A-C (AGES UP TO 18)
YOUTH CANNING 4H, FFA, FHA
1st $5.00
2nd $4.00
3rd $3.00
Products must be entered in the name of the individuals and must have been canned by the person making entry. All entries must be from current year's crop. All entries must be in clear standard canning jars with standard lids. Exhibitor they enter only one item per class, per family. Regardless what home canned products as being exhibited or judged, it should meet these qualifications:
1. Be a clear standard canning jar, Jelly can be in standard Jelly glass. All others will not be accepted.
2. All jars in the same exhibit should be in uniform shape as nearly as possible.
3. Metal bands should be on jars and bands should be new and shiny.
4. No bubbles should appear in the jar.
5. The food exhibited should have been canned within the last food preservation season.
6. Jars must be properly sealed.
7. Paraffin is no longer recommended for use in food preservation.
Scorecard for judging exhibits of canned products
1. Quality of product judged by appearance 45 POINTS
a. Uniform in size and shape (15)
b. Condition good natural shape retained (15)
c. Jar full with right proportion of fruit and juice (15)
2. Quality of liquid 30 POINTS
a. Clear and fresh of sediment (15)
b. Color clear and natural (15)
3. Appearance of jar 25 POINTS
a. Jar clean, uniform in size and kind (15)
b. Label appropriate size and color neatly placed and clearly marked (10)
TOTAL: 100 POINTS
DIVISION A FRUITS
1. Peaches, canned
2. Blackberries, canned
1. 3 Apples, canned
3. Pears, canned
4. Peach preserves
5. BlackBerry preserves
6. Pear preserves
7. BlackBerry Jelly
8. Apple Jelly
9. Plum Jelly
10. Grape Jelly
11. Any Jelly, jam or preserves
12. Juice, any
DIVISION B VEGETABLES
1. Beans, green
2. Tomatoes
3. Soup
4. butter beans
5. field peas
6. corn, whole kernel
7. any other vegetable
DIVISION C PICKLES, SAUCES
1. Beets
2. Cucumber
3. Mixed
4. Peach
5. Squash
6. Hot tomato/Peppers
7. Hot pepper sauce
8. Watermelon rind
9. Catsup/Ketchup
10. any other sauce
DEPARTMENT 2 YOUTH DIVISION D-H - BAKING, CANDY, COOKIES, BREADS AND PIES
1st $7.00
2nd $5.00
3rd $4.00
Best of Show: $8.00
BAKING and CANDY MAKING
1. All general rules apply
2. Exhibitor is required to leave on display for the duration of the fair the minimum required in each class.
3. No premixes or cake mixes allowed.
4. Place baked goods and candy in disposable containers
5. No early pickups for any item will be allowed.
6. Any item needing refrigeration will not be accepted.
Scorecard for judging exhibits of baking and candy making
Crust 10
Flavor 20
Texture, moisture 50
Shape and general appearance 10
Color 10
TOTAL 100
DIVISION D BAKING
1. Angel food cake - ¼
2. chocolate cake- ¼
3. Pound cake-¼
4. Layer cake, any-¼
5. Decorated cake, whole
6. Best of show
DIVISION E CANDY
1. Chocolate fudge - 3 pieces
2. Divinity - 3 pieces
3. Peanut brittle - 3 pieces
4. Any other candy - 3 pieces of the same variety
5. Best of show
DIVISION F COOKIES
All general rules apply.
1. Brownies- 3 pieces
2. chocolate chip- 3 pieces
3. oatmeal- 3 pieces
4. peanut butter- 3 pieces
5. sugar cookies any other cookie- 3 pieces of the same variety
6. Best of show
DIVISION G YEAST & MISCELLANEOUS BREADS
All general rules apply.
1. Sourdough - ¼ loaf
2. White loaf- ¼ loaf
3. Any other yeast bread- ¼ loaf
4. Biscuits -3
5. Corn muffins -3
6. Coffee cake - ¼
7. Banana nut bread - ¼
8. Best of show
DIVISION H PIES (No Cream Pies)
1. Apple - ¼ pie
2. Pecan - ¼ pie
3. Peach - ¼ pie
4. Any other pie - ¼ pie
5. Best of show
DEPARTMENT 2 YOUTH DIVISION I - DRIED FOODS
1st $5.00
2nd $4.00
3rd $3.00
Best of Show $6.00
1. All general rules apply.
2. All entries must be from current year’s crops.
3. Products must be entered in names of individuals.
Dried fruits and vegetables Categories
1. Apples – plate
2. Peaches – plate
3. Tomatoes – plate
4. Beans – plate
5. Peas – plate
6. Any other – plate
DEPARTMENT 3 YOUTH DIVISION A-C (AGES UP TO 18)
Division A-B LIVESTOCK, MISCELLANEOUS FARM CROPS
1st $25.00
2nd $20.00
3rd $15.00
DIVISION A Livestock
All general rules apply.
Livestock Categories
1. 4H, FFA, (FCCLA) - Beef Cattle
2. 4H, FFA, (FCCLA) – Steer show
3. 4H, FFA, (FCCLA) – Heifer
4. 4H, FFA, (FCCLA) – Lamb show
DIVISION B Miscellaneous Farm Crops
All general rules apply.
Miscellaneous Farm Crops Categories
1. Grains
2. Tubers
3. Corn
4. Hay
5. Cotton
6. Individual agricultural exhibit
DEPARTMENT 3 YOUTH DIVISION C - INDIVIDUAL AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITS (AGES UP TO 18)
1st $5.00
2nd $4.00
3rd $3.00
Best of Show $6.00
1. All general rules apply.
2. All produce must be of the current year's production and in the name of the producer.
3. Exhibitors may enter only one item per class, per family.
4. Produce must be entered as to numbers requested to be judged.
Field and Garden Individual Agricultural Categories
1. Bunch beans -6
2. Pole beans -6
3. Collards - 1 small bunch
4. Cucumbers -2
5. Okra – 6 pods
6. Onions -2 any type, same variety
7. Pepper, bell -2
8. Pepper, jalapeno - 2
9. Pepper, any - 2
10. Potatoes - 3 of any type, same variety
11. Squash, butternut -1
12. Squash, crookneck -2
13. Squash, any -2
14. Tomatoes, any - 3
15. Corn - 3 any type, same variety
16. Watermelon, any -1
17. Pumpkin, any -1
18. Cantaloupe -1
19. Apples, any -2
20. Peanuts, unshelled - quart
21. Miscellaneous nuts, unshelled - quart
22. Any other not listed
DEPARTMENT 4 YOUTH DIVISION A - E (AGES UP TO 18)
DIVISION A – ART
1st $5.00
2nd $4.00
3rd $3.00
1. All work entered in competition must be original.
2. Pictures will not be accepted unless framed in a wooden frame and equipped for hanging with screw eyes and wire only. Some exceptions, A7 may be mounted on mat board.
3. No exhibitor permitted to show more than one picture in any one class.
4. Exhibitors name and address must be on the back of each exhibit.
5. Pictures must not be over 20 inches by 24 inches canvas.
6. Articles previously entered are not eligible.
7. Artwork must have been done within the last three years
8. No reverse glass.
SCORECARD
Difficulty of subject 20
General appearance 20
Quality of workmanship 20
Originality 20
Correctly classified 20
TOTAL 100
Art Categories
1. Oil landscape/seascape
2. Oil, any other subject
3. Watercolor landscape/seascape
4. Watercolor, any other subject
5. Acrylic, landscape/seascape
6. Acrylic, any other subject
7. Miscellaneous sketch: charcoal, pen, pencil
8. Abstract, any medium
9. Any other painting, any medium
DIVISION B – MODELS
1st $5.00
2nd $4.00
3rd $3.00
1. All general rules apply.
2. Models must have been made in the past year.
3. Models previously entered are not eligible.
4. Only one model of any class may be exhibited.
SCORECARD
Difficulty of construction 25
Neatness 25
Paint 25
General appearance 25
TOTAL 100
Model Categories
1. Boat or ship
2. Airplane
3. Space vehicle
4. Car
5. Other
DIVISION C - HOBBY COLLECTIONS
1st $5.00
2nd $4.00
3rd $3.00
All general rules apply.
Collection Categories
1. Insects
2. Rocks
3. Shells
4. Other
DIVISION D – NEEDLEWORK
1st $5.00
2nd $4.00
3rd $3.00
1. All general rules apply
2. No article shall be over five years old.
3. All articles must be strictly the work of the exhibitor.
4. Exhibitor may enter only one item per class, per family.
5. Articles previously entered are not eligible.
6. Pictures must have screw eyes and wire for hanging.
SCORECARD
Workmanship 40
suitability of Article to purpose 20
beauty and originality of design 20
harmony of color and materials 20
TOTAL 100
Needlework Categories
1. Decorative pillow
2. Afghan
3. Best crocheted item
4. Rug, any
5. Cross stitch item
6. Stuffed toy, any
7. Would item, any
8. Towel, decorative
9. Pot holder
10. Holiday theme item
11. Needlepoint
12. Embroidery
13. School theme item
14. Apron
15. Blouse
16. Dress
17. Skirt
18. Pants
19. Any other unlisted item of merit
20. Recycled items
DIVISION E - PHOTOGRAPHY
1st $5.00
2nd $4.00
3rd $3.00
1. No exhibitors permitted to show more than one picture in any one class.
2. Pictures may be black and white or colored.
3. Exhibitors name and address must be on the back of each exhibit.
4. Articles previously entered are not eligible.
5. All pictures must have been taken in the last three years.
6. Must be 5 X 7 or larger.
7. Must be mounted on matte board or framed.
SCORECARD
Difficulty of subject 20
General appearance 20
Quality of workmanship 20
Originality 20
Correctly Classified 20
TOTAL 100
Photography Categories
1. Landscape or seascape
2. People
3. Animals
DEPARTMENT 5 YOUTH BOOTHS DIVISION F-G - YOUTH AGRICULTURAL OR EDUCATIONAL DISPLAYS (AGES UP TO 18)
All groups desiring to enter exhibits- individual or booth -contact: Etowah County fair association at 256-305-0215.
The Etowah County fair association offers cash prizes on collective community and county displays to be exhibited under the following conditions:
1. These exhibits are to represent some aspect of our American way of life, God and Country. In order for the judges to judge how well the organization exhibiting it will be necessary for the exhibiting organization to designate a theme for the exhibit. This year's theme will be
2. Products shown in exhibit must be superior quality and attractively displayed.
3. The cost of materials and labor incident to the complete display is to be borne by the exhibitors or the organization fostering the display.
4. All such community and county displays shall be made and exhibited in an assigned space in the exhibit building. Said exhibit and display will be erected, arranged and decorated without outside professional assistance, following the plan of showing the resources of the county or community, together with practical educational features portraying community and home life, rural or urban.
5. Each exhibit should be organized to tell a story. Must be completed by 3:00 pm Tuesday prior to the opening of the fair.
6. These exhibits will be judged on basis of general scorecard. All exhibits are to be removed by 4:00 pm Monday following the close of the fair. This includes clean up of exhibit area and removal of all nails tacks and staples from the booth frames. No electrical outlets available.
7. All booths should have numbered coupon showing department and division.
8. Where there is no competition second prize will be given if exhibit is meritorious. The following scorecard is to be used in judging the exhibits.
9. Anyone not having confirmation by the president of the fair association by opening day gives up the right to their reserved booths.
10. No electrical outlets available.
GENERAL SCORECARD
Quality 20
Theme 20
Educational 20
Appearance 15
Arrangement 15
Originality 10
TOTAL 100
DIVISION F – ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE SCHOOL, HIGH SCHOOL CLUB BOOTHS, PTA/SCHOOL, 4H, FFA, FHA
First and second place will be awarded in each Class Category.
1st $100.00
2nd $50.00
Class Categories
Class 1: Grades one & two
Class 2: Grades three & four
Class 3: Grades five & six
Class 4: Grades seven & eight
Class 5: High School Clubs Grades 9-12
Class 6: PTA
DIVISION G - SCOUT BOOTS
This class open to Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Cub Scout, and Brownie units.
First and second place will be awarded in each Class Category.
1st $100.00
2nd $50.00
1. The Cub Scouts and Brownie booth will compete against each other. The Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts booth will compete against each other.
2. Exhibits to display work of the unit entering the booth exhibit.
3. The exhibit to be prepared by the unit with the assistance of the adult leaders working with the unit.
4. The exhibit should be arranged to carry a definite theme to or to tell a story. Must be completed by prior to the opening of the fair.
5. No one sponsor will enter more than one booth exhibit.
6. Exhibits will be judged based on the general scorecard.
Class Categories
1. Cub Scouts / Brownies
2. Boy Scouts / Girl Scouts
DEPARTMENT 6 -ADULT DIVISION A-M (Ages 18 and older)
1st $5.00
2nd $4.00
3rd $3.00
1. Products must be entered in the name of the individuals and must have been canned by the person making entry.
2. All entries must be from current year's crop.
3. All entries must be in clear standard canning jars with standard lids.
4. Exhibitors may enter only one item per class, per family.
5. Regardless of what home canned products as being exhibited or judged, it should meet these qualifications:
a. Be a clear standard canning jar, Jelly can be in standard Jelly glass. All others will not be accepted.
b. All jars in the same exhibit should be in uniform shape as nearly as possible.
c. Metal bands should be on jars and bands should be new and shiny.
d. No bubbles should appear in the jar.
6. The food exhibited should have been canned within the last food preservation season.
7. Jar(s) must be properly sealed.
8. Paraffin is no longer recommended for use in food preservation.
Scorecard for judging exhibits of canned products
1. Quality of product judged by appearance 45 POINTS
a. Uniform in size and shape (15)
b. Condition good natural shape retained (15)
c. Jar full with right proportion of fruit and juice (15)
2. Quality of liquid 30 POINTS
a. Clear and fresh of sediment (15)
b. Color clear and natural (15)
3. Appearance of jar 25 POINTS
a. Jar clean, uniform in size and kind (15)
b. Label appropriate size and color neatly placed
and clearly marked (10)
TOTAL: 100 POINTS
DIVISION A VEGETABLE Categories
1. Green beans
2. Butter beans
3. Beans, other
4. Corn, cream
5. Corn, create whole kernel
6. Corn on the cob
7. Greens: mustard, turnip
8. Greens, spinach
9. Greens, poke salad
10. Okra, whole
11. Peas, black eyes, pink eyes,
12. Peas, Crowder
13. Peas, English
14. Peas, other
15. Potatoes, any
16. Carrots
17. KRAUT
18. Soup mix, vegetable
19. Soup mix, any
20. Squash
21. Tomatoes
22. Succotash
23. Pumpkin
24. Asparagus
25. Mushrooms
26. Onions
27. Any other vegetable not listed
DIVISION B FRUIT Categories
1. Apples
2. Blackberries
3. Cherries
4. Figs
5. Grapes
6. Blueberries
7. Plums
8. Pears
9. Peaches
10. Any other fruit not listed
DIVISION C CANNED JUICE Categories
1. Apple
2. Blackberry
3. Grape
4. Tomato
5. Any other not listed
DIVISION D PRESERVES, JAMS, JELLIES, MARMALADES AND BUTTERS Categories
1. Strawberry preserves
2. Fig preserves
3. Blackberry preserves
4. Peach preserves
5. Pear preserves
6. Cherry preserves
7. Grape preserves
8. Blackberry jam
9. Blueberry jam
10. Apple jelly
11. Crab apple jelly
12. Blackberry jelly
13. Grape jelly
14. Mint jelly
15. Muscadine jelly
16. Scupper nog jelly
17. Plum jelly
18. Pepper jelly
19. Orange marmalade
20. Apricot butter
21. Pear butter
22. Apple butter
23. Peach butter
24. Other jams or jellies
25. Other preserves
26. Any other not listed
DIVISION E SYRUP Categories
1. Blackberry
2. Blueberry
3. Cherry
4. Pear honey
5. Sorghum
6. Strawberry
7. Any other not listed
DIVISION F PICKLES, RELISH, SAUCES Categories
1. Beets
2. Cucumber
3. Bread and butter
4. Dill
5. Icicle
6. Sour
7. Sweet
8. Okra
9. Onion
10. Peach
11. Squash
12. Tomatoes
13. Watermelon rind
14. Mixed
15. Pepper
16. Corn chowder
17. Cucumber sweet relish
18. Onion relish
19. Pear relish
20. Piccadilly
21. Tomato relish
22. Barbecue sauce
23. Chili sauce
24. Salsa
25. Spaghetti sauce
26. Tomato ketchup
27. Hot pepper sauce
28. Pepper sauce, mixed
29. Any other not listed
DIVISION G MISCELLANEOUS CANNED OR PROCESSED PRODUCTS Categories
1. Honey with comb
2. Honey, no comb
3. Herb or seasoned vinegar
4. Herb or seasoned oil
5. Jerky
6. Homemade soap, any
7. Homemade lye soap 2 cakes
8. Parched peanuts
9. Boiled peanuts
10. Any other not listed
DIVISION H DRIED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
1. All general rules apply
2. All entries must be from current years crop
3. Products must be entered in the name of the individuals
DRIED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Categories
1. Apples, plate
2. Peaches, plate
3. Figs, plate
4. Beings, any plate
5. Tomatoes, plate
6. Peas, any plate
7. Grapes, plate
8. Plums, plate
9. Sage, pint jar
10. Deal, pint jar
11. Rosemary, pint jar
12. Basil, pint jar
13. Any other vegetable, plate
14. Any other fruit, plate
15. Any other herb, pint jar
DEPARTMENT 6 -ADULT DIVISION I-M BAKING, CANDY, COOKIES, BREADS AND PIES
1st $7.00
2nd $5.00
3rd $4.00
Best of Show: $8.00
BAKING and CANDY MAKING
1. All general rules apply
2. Exhibitor is required to leave on display for the duration of the fair the minimum required in each class.
3. No premixes or cake mixes allowed.
4. Place baked goods and candy in disposable containers
5. No early pickups for any item will be allowed.
6. Any item needing refrigeration will not be accepted.
Scorecard for judging exhibits of baking and candy making
Crust 10
Flavor 20
Texture, moisture 50
Shape and general appearance 10
Color 10
TOTAL 100
DIVISION I CAKES (No Mixes) – ¼ of cake
1. Devil’s food
2. Angel food
3. chocolate
4. Pound cake
5. Layer cake, any
6. Red Velvet
7. Spice
8. Apple
9. Carrot
10. Any other not listed
11. Best of show
DIVISION J CANDY – 3 Pieces
1. Chocolate fudge Plain
2. Chocolate fudge with nuts
3. Pecan roll
4. Divinity
5. Pralines
6. Peanut brittle
7. Party mints
8. Assorted box- 3 each
9. Any other candy - 3 pieces of the same variety
DIVISION K PIES (No Cream Pies) - ¼ pie
1. Apple
2. Pecan
3. Sweet Potato
4. Pumpkin
5. Any other not listed
DIVISION L COOKIES - 3 pieces
All general rules apply.
1. Brownies
2. Chocolate chip
3. Oatmeal
4. Peanut butter
5. Sugar cookies
6. Coconut
7. Shortbread
8. Tea cakes
9. Pecan
10. Any other not listed
DIVISION M BREADS - ¼ loaf
All general rules apply.
1. Sourdough
2. White loaf
3. Banana nut bread
4. Coffee cake - ¼ cake
5. Doughnuts -3
6. Muffins, sweet -3
7. Cornbread muffins -3
8. Rolls -3
9. Biscuits -3
10. Any other not listed
DEPARTMENT 7 -ADULT DIVISION A-B (AGES 18 and older)
1st $6.00
2nd $5.00
3rd $4.00
1. All general rules apply
2. No article shall be over five years old.
3. All articles must be strictly the work of the exhibitor.
4. Exhibitor may enter only one item per class, per family.
5. Articles previously entered are not eligible.
6. Pictures must have screw eyes and wire for hanging.
SCORECARD
1. Appropriateness 20
a. Material
i. Suitability 10
ii. Color 10
2. Pattern 15
a. Attractiveness 5
b. Suitability of material 10
3. Neatness and cleanliness 30
a. Neatness 15
b. Cleanliness 15
4. Workmanship 35
a. Machine stitching 10
b. Hand stitching 10
c. Seams 5
d. Finishing 10
TOTAL 100
DIVISION A NEEDLEWORK
Clothes not exhibited before
1. Ladies’ coat/jacket, any material
2. Child’s coat/jacket, any material
3. Ladies’ shorts set
4. Child’s play clothes boy/girl
5. Ladies’ dress
6. Child’s dress
7. Ladies’ skirt
8. Ladies’ Sweatshirt, decorated/painted
9. Child’s Sweatshirt, decorated/painted
10. Ladies’ blouse
11. Ladies’ gown
12. Ladies’ housecoat
13. Child’s housecoat
14. Scarf, Knitted/crocheted
15. Scarf, other
16. Ladies’ dress, evening wear
17. Other ladies garment not listed
18. Man’s shirt
19. Shawl or cape, any material
20. Man’s pants or shorts
21. Man’s housecoat
22. Other man’s garment not listed
23. Man’s vest
24. Ladies vest
25. Quilted vest-Men’s, ladies or child
26. Vest, holiday theme
27. Vest, school theme
28. Ladies sweater, knitted/crocheted
29. Man’s sweater, knitted
30. Apron, Men’s, ladies
31. Toboggan, crocheted/knitted
32. Gloves, crocheted/knitted
33. Mittens, crocheted/knitted
34. House shoes, Men’s/ladies
35. Purse, any material
36. Hat, crocheted/knitted
37. Hat, holiday theme
38. Any clothing accessory
39. Any other item of merit
40. Recycled item
DIVISION B – Infant Clothes
1. Dress, any material
2. Dress, Crocheted/knitted
3. Coat, any material – boy/girl
4. Booties
5. Cap/hat, any material – boy/girl
6. Mittens
7. Christening Gown, any material
8. Bib, any material
9. Gown, any material
10. Sweater/Cap/Booties, set
11. Play set, boy
12. Play set, girl
13. Blanket
14. Boy’s Ensemble
15. Girl’s ensemble
16. School theme ensemble
17. Holiday theme ensemble
18. Any other item of merit
DEPARTMENT 8 -ADULT DIVISION A-E (AGES 18 & OLDER)
1. All general rules apply
2. No article shall be over five years old.
3. All articles must be strictly the work of the exhibitor.
4. Exhibitors may enter only one item per class, per family.
5. Articles previously entered are not eligible.
SCORECARD
1. Workmanship 40
2. Suitability of article for purpose 20
3. Beauty and originality of design 20
4. Harmony of color and material 20
TOTAL 100
Division A -Pictures or wall hangings
1st $6.00
2nd $5.00
3rd $4.00
1. Needle point
2. Cross stitch
3. Embroidery
4. Decoupage
5. Quilted
6. Painted
7. Candlewick
8. Natural Materials
9. Other
DIVISION B - Needlework
1st $7.00
2nd $6.00
3rd $5.00
1. Hand Quilted- Appliqued quilt
2. Hand Quilted- pieced quilt
3. Hand Quilted- Pre-printed
4. Hand Quilted- Embroidered
5. Hand Quilted- painted
6. Hand Quilted- Candlewick
7. Hand Quilted- Cross-stitch
8. Machine Quilted- machine pieced together
9. Baby quilt, any
10. Bedspread, crocheted
11. Bedspread, handmade, any
12. Afghan, handmade
13. Afghan, machine Made
14. Tablecloth, crocheted
15. Any other item of merit
DIVISION C - Needlework
1st $6.00
2nd $5.00
3rd $4.00
1. Tablecloth, handmade, any
2. Table runner, any
3. Place mats, (4) crocheted
4. Place mats, handmade, any
5. Doily, crocheted
6. Pillowcase, Embroidered
7. Pillowcase, cut work
8. Pillowcase, handmade, any
9. Any other item of merit
DIVISION D - Needlework
1st $5.00
2nd $4.00
3rd $3.00
1. Tea towel, any
2. Pot holder
3. Tatted lace/edging
4. Crocheted lace/edging
5. Pillow, decorative
6. Pillow, other
7. Any other item of merit
DIVISION E - Rugs
1st $7.00
2nd $6.00
3rd $5.00
1. Needle point
2. Crocheted
3. Braided
4. Hooked
5. Knitted
6. Painted floor cloth
7. Any other item of merit
DIVISION F - CRAFTS
1. All general rules apply
2. No article shall be over five years old.
3. All articles must be strictly the work of the exhibitor.
4. Exhibitors may enter only one item per class, per family.
5. Articles previously entered are not eligible.
SCORECARD
1. Workmanship 40
2. Suitability of article for purpose 20
3. Beauty and originality of design 20
4. Harmony of color and material 20
TOTAL 100
MUST BE ABLE TO BE DISPLAYED ON A 12-INCH SHELF OR WALL.
1st $6.00
2nd $5.00
3rd $4.00
Crafts Categories:
1. Jewelry box
2. Basket, any
3. Wreath/door hanging/swag
4. Wreath/door hanging/swag holiday theme
5. Gourds, any
6. Gourds, painted
7. Candles, handmade
8. Candles, Christmas
9. Christmas ornament, tatted
10. Christmas ornament, crocheted
11. Christmas ornament, natural material
12. Christmas ornament, needle point
13. Christmas ornament, Cross-stitch
14. Christmas ornament, other
15. Christmas, tree skirt
16. Christmas stocking, appliqued
17. Christmas stocking, crocheted/knitted
18. Christmas stocking, Cross-stitch
19. Christmas stocking, needlepoint
20. Christmas stocking, other
21. Bookmark
22. Wood Carving, any
23. Macrame, any
24. Rubber stamp art
25. Stained glass
26. Scrap booking, 1 page only
27. Birdhouse, wood
28. Birdhouse, gourd
29. Birdhouse, other
30. Brid feeder
31. Handmade doll, any material
32. Handmade doll, natural materials
33. Doll clothing, any
34. Doll furniture
35. Children’s furniture
36. Furniture, other
37. Woodwork, any
38. Tray, painted
39. Tray, tole painted
40. Tray, decoupage
41. Tray, mosaic
42. Jewelry, beading
43. Jewelry, ring
44. Jewelry, bracelet
45. Jewelry, necklace
46. Jewelry, pin/broach
47. Jewelry, other
48. Stuffed animal
49. Paper Mache
50. Wind chimes
51. Walking stick
52. Decoupage, any
53. Stenciled craft
54. Any other item of merit
55. Recycled item
DIVISION G – J
1. All general rules apply
2. No article shall be over five years old.
3. All articles must be strictly the work of the exhibitor.
4. Exhibitors may enter only one item per class, per family.
5. Articles previously entered are not eligible.
SCORECARD
1. Workmanship 40
2. Suitability of article for purpose 20
3. Beauty and originality of design 20
4. Harmony of color and material 20
TOTAL 100
DIVISION G Ceramics/Porcelain
1st $7.00
2nd $6.00
3rd $5.00
1. Vase
2. Salt/Pepper
3. Vegetable dish
4. Cannister set
5. Sugar/creamer
6. Figurine, any
7. Napkin Rings
8. Plate/platter
9. Basket
10. Candle holder
11. Clock
12. Cookie jar
13. Bell
14. Christmas tree
15. Nativity set
16. Santa Clause
17. Holiday decoration, any
18. Bird
19. Animal
20. Doll
21. Any other item of merit
DIVISION H Pottery
1st $7.00
2nd $6.00
3rd $5.00
1. Coil
2. Wheel thrown
3. Sculpture
DIVISION I -J RULES
1. All general rules apply
2. Models must have been made int eh past year
3. Models previously entered are not eligible.
4. Exhibitors may enter only one item per class, per family.
5. Models CANNOT be snap-together kit.
1st $5.00
2nd $4.00
3rd $3.00
SCORECARD
1. Difficulty of construction 25
2. Neatness 25
3. Paint 25
4. General appearance 25
TOTAL 100
DIVISION I Hobby Craft/Models
1. Boat/ship
2. Airplane
3. Handmade wood item
4. Space vehicles
5. Handmade metal item
6. Motorcycle
7. Any other item of merit
DIVISION J Hobby Collections
1. Insects
2. Rocks
3. Stamps
4. Shells
5. Dolls
6. Cars
7. Best and most unique collection
DIVISION K NON-PROFESSIONAL ART
1st $7.00
2nd $6.00
3rd $5.00
Best of Show: $8.00
1. All work entered in competition must be original.
2. Pictures will not be accepted unless framed in a wooden frame and equipped for hanging with screw eyes and wire only.
3. No exhibitor permitted to show more than one picture in any one class.
4. Exhibitors name and address must be on the back of each exhibit.
5. Pictures must not be over 20 inches by 24 inches canvas.
6. Articles previously entered are not eligible.
7. Artwork must have been done within the last three years
8. No reverse glass.
9. Definition of “Professional artist”
a. If the artist accepts commission for profit
b. If the artist’s works are reproduced commercially for profit
c. If the artist teaches art
d. If the artist is in business and has a shop where he/she sells his/her work and /or has a license to be in business.
SCORECARD
Difficulty of subject 20
General appearance 20
Quality of workmanship 20
Originality 20
Correctly classified 20
TOTAL 100
Oil Painting Categories:
1. Landscape/seascape
2. Flower(s)
3. Still Life
4. Portrait/People
5. Birds/Animals
Watercolor Categories:
6. Landscape/seascape
7. Flower(s)
8. Still Life
9. Portrait/People
10. Birds/Animals
Pastels Categories:
11. Landscape/seascape
12. Flower(s)
13. Still Life
14. Portrait/People
15. Birds/Animals
Acrylic Categories:
16. Landscape/seascape
17. Flower(s)
18. Still Life
19. Portrait/People
20. Birds/Animals
Miscellaneous Categories:
(This category may only be mounted on mat or poster board.)
21. Sketch in pencil, pen & ink or charcoal
22. Abstract, any medium
23. Picture in any other medium
Sculpture Categories:
24. Clay
25. Plaster
26. Metal
27. Wire
28. Any other material
Wood Carving Categories:
29. Person
30. Bird
31. Animal
32. Flower
33. Other
DIVISION L AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY
1. No exhibitors permitted to show more than one picture in any one class.
2. Pictures may be black and white or colored.
3. Exhibitors name and address must be on the back of each exhibit.
4. Articles previously entered are not eligible.
5. All pictures must have been taken in the last three years.
6. Must be 5 X 7 or larger.
7. Must be mounted on cardboard, matted and/or framed.
8. Definition of “Professional Photographer”
a. If the Photographer accepts commission for profit
b. If the Photographer’s works are reproduced commercially for profit
c. If the Photographer teaches art
d. If the Photographer is in business and has a shop where he/she sells his/her work and /or has a license to be in business.
SCORECARD
Tell Story 20
General appearance 20
Quality of workmanship 20
Originality 20
Correctly Classified 20
TOTAL 100
1st $7.00
2nd $6.00
3rd $5.00
Photography Categories
1. Scenery
2. Flowers
3. People
4. Animals/birds, etc.
5. Humorous
DEPARTMENT 9 -ADULT DIVISION A-K (AGES 18 & Older)
1st $5.00
2nd $4.00
3rd $3.00
DIVISION A Arrangements
1. 3 or more varieties of flowers
2. Single variety
3. Centerpiece
DIVISION B Artificial Flowers/Cemetery Arrangements
1. Seasonal
2. Other
DIVISION C Cut Flowers in Bottles (no vases) 1 Stem
1. Astors
2. Zinnias, large
3. Zinnias, small
4. Marigolds
5. Chrysanthemums
6. Dahlia, any color
7. Sunflower (under 6 inches)
8. Celosia (Cockscomb)
9. Daisy
10. Salvia
11. Snapdragon
12. Canna
13. Petunias
14. Lantana
15. Phlox
16. Rose, red
17. Rose, pink
18. Rose, white
19. Rose, yellow
20. Rose, any miniature
21. Rose, any other
22. Mixed cut flowers
23. Any other
DIVISION D Potted/Hanging Baskets, (Maximum 10 inches)
1st $6.00
2nd $5.00
3rd $4.00
1. Fern, hanging
2. Geranium
3. Begonia
4. Coleus
5. Wandering Jew
6. Sultana
7. Airplane plant, hanging
8. African Violet, potted
9. Cactus
10. Jade
11. Bouquet Pepper
12. Aloe vera
13. Succulent, any
14. Any flowering
15. Any foliage
16. Any mixed variety- 3 or more
17. Any other item of merit
ADULT DIVISION E-G
1st $5.00
2nd $4.00
3rd $3.00
DIVISION E Herbs
1. Sage
2. Rosemary
3. Basil
4. Thyme
5. Dill
6. Any other
DIVISION F Vines
1. Clematis
2. Ivy
3. Mande villa
4. Any other
DIVISION G Arboreal branches, evergreens, deciduous trees or shrubs (Maximum 24 inches)
1. Hydrangea
2. Fire Thorn with berries
3. Nandina with berries
4. Eucalyptus
5. Butterfly bush
6. Any other flowering, fruited or coned branch
7. Any other branch not named above
DEPARTMENT 9 -ADULT DIVISION H-K
1st $5.00
2nd $4.00
3rd $3.00
Best of Show: $6.00
DIVISION H Field and Garden Crops
1. Beans, bunch -6
2. Beans, butter -6
3. Beans, October -6
4. Beans, Pole -6
5. Collards -1 stalk
6. Cucumbers – 3 same variety
7. Eggplant – 1
8. Okra – 6
9. Onions, White or yellow -2
10. Peppers, Banana -2
11. Peppers, Bell, Green -1
12. Peppers, Bell, Golden - 1
13. Peppers, Bell, Red -1
14. Peppers, Cayenne -1
15. Peppers, Jalapeno – 2
16. Potatoes, Red – 3
17. Potatoes, White – 3
18. Potatoes, Sweet/Yams – 3
19. Squash, Acorn -1
20. Squash, Butternut -1
21. Squash, Crookneck -1
22. Squash, Zucchini -2
23. Tomatoes, yellow -3
24. Tomatoes, red -3
25. Corn, white -3 ears
26. Corn, yellow -3 ears
27. Corn, any other -3 ears
28. Peas, green, in hull -6
29. Pumpkins, large
30. Pumpkins, small
31. Watermelon, red
32. Watermelon, yellow
33. Cantaloupe
34. Brown eggs -3
35. White eggs -3
36. Black walnuts -6
37. Peanuts, Shelled – Pint
38. Peanuts, Unshelled - Quart
39. Pecans, Shelled - Pint
40. Pecans, Unshelled - Quart
41. Gourds, large -1
42. Gourds, small – 3 same variety
43. Gourds, ornamental – 3 mixed
44. Muscadines, pint
45. Scuppernongs, pint
46. Any other
47. Best of show judges award
DIVISION I Fruits
1st $5.00
2nd $4.00
3rd $3.00
1.Apples
2. Pears
3. Peaches
4. Plums
5. Other
DIVISION J Largest/Longest Farm Product
1st $7.00
2nd $5.00
1. Pumpkin, largest
2. Bean, longest
3. Tomato, largest
4. Gourd, largest
5. Cucumber, longest
6. Watermelon, largest
7. Corn Stalk, tallest
8. Sweet potato, largest
9. Cantaloupe, largest
10. White Potato, largest
11. Other
DIVISION K Miscellaneous Crops
1st $7.00
2nd $6.00
3rd $5.00
1. Hay, Alfalfa bale -square
2. Hay, Fescue bale -square
3. Hay, Bermuda, bale -square
1st $5.00
2nd $4.00
3rd $3.00
4. Cotton Stalk
5. Sorghum Cane
6. Soybeans
7. Pop Corn
8. Other
DEPARTMENT 10 -ADULT DIVISION A-C BOOTHS (AGES 18 & Older)
County, Community, Agricultural or Educational Displays
All groups desiring to enter exhibits- individual or booth -contact: Etowah County fair association at 256-305-0215.
The Etowah County fair association offers cash prizes on collective community and county displays to be exhibited under the following conditions:
1. These exhibits are to represent some aspect of our American way of life, God and Country. In order for the judges to judge how well the organization exhibiting it will be necessary for the exhibiting organization to designate a theme for the exhibit. This year's theme will be
2. Products shown in exhibit must be superior quality and attractively displayed.
3. The cost of materials and labor incident to the complete display is to be borne by the exhibitors or the organization fostering the display.
4. All such community and county displays shall be made and exhibited in an assigned space in the exhibit building. Said exhibit and display will be erected, arranged and decorated without outside professional assistance, following the plan of showing the resources of the county or community, together with practical educational features portraying community and home life, rural or urban.
5. Each exhibit should be organized to tell a story. Must be completed by 4:00 pm Monday prior to the opening of the fair.
6. These exhibits will be judged on basis of general scorecard. All exhibits are to be removed by 4:00 pm Monday following the close of the fair. This includes clean up of exhibit area and removal of all nails tacks and staples from the booth frames. No electrical outlets available.
7. All booths should have numbered coupon showing department and division.
8. Where there is no competition second prize will be given if exhibit is meritorious. The following scorecard is to be used in judging the exhibits.
9. Anyone not having confirmation by the president of the fair association by opening day gives up the right to their reserved booths.
10. No electrical outlets available. Booth sizes are 10’ by 8’ from the floor to the top of curtain.
SCORECARD
Quality 20
Theme 20
Educational 20
Appearance 15
Arrangement 15
Originality 10
TOTAL 100
First and second place will be awarded in each Division Category.
1st $100.00
2nd $50.00
Division Categories:
Division A Homemakers Clubs
Division B Church/Civic Clubs/Community
Division C Veterans/VFW/American Legion (Including Auxiliaries)
DEPARTMENT 11 -ADULT Antique Articles (AGES 18 & Older)
All items should have the approximate date and name of article. Small items only (NO large furniture). The Etowah County Fair Association is not responsible for theft or damage of any of these items. However, all entries will be locked during the entirety of the fair. The exhibitor can reclaim then only with a receipt/coupon.
1st $7.00
2nd $6.00
3rd $5.00
Antique Categories:
1. Oldest paper document
2. Oldest book
3. Oldest lamp
4. Oldest camera
5. Oldest school item
6. Oldest costume jewelry
7. Oldest magazine
8. Oldest knife
9. Oldest eyeglasses
10. Oldest phone
11. Oldest wooden item
12. Oldest tools
13. Oldest photo
14. Oldest churn
15. Oldest newspaper
16. Oldest pottery
17. Oldest household item, any
18. Oldest bedspread/counterpane
19. Oldest carpenter tool
20. Oldest quilt
21. Oldest musical instrument
22. Oldest toy
23. Oldest military item
24. Oldest iron, electrical
25. Oldest kitchen utensil
26. Oldest wooden kitchen item
27. Oldest sewing notion
28. Oldest clothes
29. Oldest shoes
30. Oldest dishes
31. Oldest jar
32. Oldest bottle
33. Oldest baby item
34. Oldest decorative picture
35. Oldest toiletry item(s)
36. Oldest doll
37. Oldest farm tool
38. Oldest radio
39. Oldest kitchen item, any
40. Any other old item of merit