eral flags are available - American,

eral flags are available - American, horse, sun, cardinal, and others for $26.00. The bracket and pole sell for $12.00 each. Little heart pottery bowls by Gail sell for $3.20.

Faith Mountain has animal shaped pewter key rings for $12.00, cotton throws for $37.00 and $41.00, and a festive 110-inch table runner for $75.00.

The Washington House of Reproductions carries lighting equipment for every household. They sell tiny kerosene lamps for $24.50 and up, glass lampshades and chafideliers in all shapes, sizes, and prices, and Dietz kerosene lanterns for $16.50 and up. A brass kerosene chamber lamp can be bought for $29.50, and a restored antique floor lamp with fringed shade and tassel pulls sells for $529.50. Brass candle and hurricane snuffers are selling for $8.95.

The Earth Gallery has rainsticks ranging in price from $18.00 to $52.00. Dinosaurs carved from ecrinoidal limestone are available for $18.00, 3-D topo maps for $8.95, a waterproof hiking map of Shenandoah National Park for $7.95, and Rainforest Crunch for $4.50 and $15.00.

At the Rappahannock Farmers’ Co-op a cow bell sells for $5.25, overalls for $25.40, and a mini tin of bag balm for $3.30.

T-shirts are $12.75 and up at the Trading Post.

Down Under at Laurel Mills Store carries antique quilts for $89.00 and up, crow candlesticks for $57.00 each, a wrought iron towel bar for $16.00, and an appliqued tulip coverlet for $35.00. Also-available is a wooden lamb with wheels for $15.00 and a lemon pottery plate for

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The Horse n’ Hound has Zap Pac reuseable hand warmers for $7.95, a gold plated horse pin for $9.95, dark horse chocolates for $14.50 for ten ounces, holiday buckets for horse lovers for $32.00, and a fancy boot brush for $12.95. Saddles, boots and riding crops are offered in all types and price ranges.

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Local artist Maggi Morris’s handpainted gourd birdhouses sell for $20.00 at Down Under at Laurel Mills Store.