About Collectible Treasures

Our old inventory included a large variety of collectibles and

antiques from the past such as, estate jewelry, bracelets, rings, necklaces and pendants, pins and brooches, men and womens

vintage watches, earrings, pearl necklaces, pins, and brooches,

Mens vintage cufflinks and collectible belt buckles.

Collectible Treasures Antique and Collectibles is currently

re-placing and updating our online catalog with exciting "new" collectibles and antique replicas. Items within our online

catalog which have a buy now button will include the line of

new collectibes we are adding to the catalog. We still have

many of our old line inventory within the catalog as well, for

viewing purposes only, until those items are replaced with

our new items you will still be able to browse and research

the catalog for a price range on your collectibles and

antique's for free. Once our online catalog has been replaced

with our new line of products, you can still research your antique

and collectible items from within the website's "items we have

sold" links. Thank you for being patient with us during our

change over, and especially for your stopping by and visiting

us, and to all our customers both past and hopefully future we

appreciate you very much.

Collectible Treasures Antique and Collectibles is an Online

Catalog of Collectibles and Antiques. The creation of Collectible Treasures Antique and Collectibles came about thru the handling

of several estates. And The Love of old collectibles and antiques.

In the process, a large amount of treasures from the past were

acquired.

We have been online for about 8 years now. Formerly our old

website was, on the Fortunecity site called: Estate Sale Online.

We have now acquired our own domain and chose Collectible

Treasures as the new name for our newly created online catalog.

Bookmark our site and visit us again, to see our newly added

items to our catalog. If you wish you may send email to:

Linda Parker, see our Contact Info Page for email address.

We are physically located in the small town of Oliver Springs in

the beautiful state of Tennessee. Just a hop skip and jump from

Oak Ridge, Tennessee and within 20 miles of Knoxville, TN.

Windrock Mountain which is where I was born, and was once a

mining community, of which my Father worked in the mines both

before he did a four year service in the Army, and after he came

home, up till the time it went non-union, is about a 3 mile drive

from where I presently live. TVA has recently put up 3 windmills

towers upon the top of the mountain. If you are interested in

some of the history of Windrock I suggest you visit this

site, which has some good pictures and info on the subject:

http://www.mensetmanus.net/windpower/mine or at least did

when I last viewed it.

I was born and raised here, most all my family is in this area. My

husband I met up north in Indiana when my Father moved north for

work after the mines shut down. We have been married this June

5th 2006 since 1965, 41 years now. My husband had worked as

an I.B.E.W. ( thats short for International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers ) as a Journeyman Electrician since 1966, up till last year

when he became disabled due to chronic lung disease. He isn't

able to do much at one time now, without having to rest, but he

does try to help as he can, while I am working online. He has

become quite the cook, and can do up mashed potatoes that

would melt in your mouth! He is a wonderful man, and I am

very blessed to have him. I love him very much, even more than

I did years ago when I said, I do, at our wedding.

My darling husband passed away on Feb. 6, 2007. Three days

after his 62nd birthday . I miss him terribly and will forever love

him and cherish the life we had together for almost 42 years.

Our daughter and son are grown. Have wonderful children of their

own, and are kept busy with the awesome responsibility all that

entails. We have six grand-children, our oldest will soon be

eighteen and the youngest will be three years old this coming Jan.

My husband and I use to go fishing every now and then, he did all

the icky stuff for me, like putting that moving slimy worm on the

hook, changing my line when it becomes necessary, ( which

is some-times was all he got to do) and I caught the fish! Oh,

he'd take the fish off the hook for me too. My sister-in-law calls

me a wimp!

There is a place that is a little over an hours drive from where we

live here, Called Brigadoon Resort, if you are ever down this way

it would be well worth your while to check it out. The fishing is

great, the view is beyond compare, the people are friendly and

the pace is slow. You would love it. It is outside of Rockwood,

Tn....A truly wonderful place to vacation at. If you should stop by

tell those nice people Linda and Dale Parker referred you. They

know how much we love their beautiful place. They have cabins

for rent as well as hook-ups for campers. I think they have their

own website, but you will have to search for it because I don't

remember the url..

UPDATE April 2005: Rumour has it that Brigadoon Resort has

closed their resort and are building homes in the area. Note:

This is just what I have been told, I haven't yet went down to see

if this is true or not, so I am not sure whether the resort is still there

or not. Just wanted to mention it, so that Anyone reading this that

might be planning to visit Brigadoon Resort, first check with them

to see if they are still providing the lake access for camping and

cabin rentals. It is a breath-takingly beautiful area and I do hope

that the resort continues as it was when I was last there, but if it

is now a private residential area I wish the home owners the best.

They surely have a lovely site to view out their windows..!

Update: June 29, 2005

We took a ride down to Brigadoon just last week, and to our

dismay, it is no longer there! Everything, even the office and

cafe, along with all the cabins, with the exception of two which

were boarded up, have been taken down and off the property.

All the campsites, even the ones that paid yearly, some for over

20 years, were gone. The place was not the same, not even the

lovely views looked the same. They still have their website up at

this date, but the resort is gone. We heard, not sure of all this as

fact however, that a couple of partners bought the place, and one

of the men have plans to build his wife a home there. My, what a

lovely place they will indeed have, and I am happy for them, but so disappointed that the most beautiful resort around is gone. It makes

it seem all like a dream that we were even there but we do have

the memories of that lovely serene place. We will miss it very

much.

Oh, and take a ride up on Windrock Mountain, its another beautiful

place to see the outstanding mountains and valleys in the area.

There is no camping site, as far as I know you can't camp there, or anything like that , just the closed mines (which you can't go in

naturally) they have closed the entrance according to the info from

the above mentioned url...and the Windmills.

The road up to the mountain is fairly ruff, unless they have repaired

or replaced it since we last went up there. They do have alot of off

the road, or 4-wheelers that go there now, and the company that

owns the mountain property charges a fee to go up the mountain.

But the view is brearthtakingly beautiful and would be well worth

the fee! Just make sure you plan for it, and take along drinks for

the children, alot of water, and food. A Picnic would be lovely up

there. Its rustic, no water that I know of, no bathroom's and such.

It's the great outdoors in all its natural spendor!

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