Architecturally Speaking

04/23/2026

I just brought some new items into the Antique Marketplace of Lemoyne today. Stop by the Spring open house this weekend and check them out! The vintage planters still have some moss on them for that aged garden look. I have a large selection of garden birdbaths, planters, and statuary at my warehouse location by appointment. I also have a large selection of wrought iron fencing, gates, and patio furniture.

03/03/2026

02/28/2026

The weather was much better today, so it inspired me to bring a few more garden/outside items into the The Antique Marketplace Of Lemoyne. Another concrete statue, birdbath, iron plant stand/table, and various other items were added today. More garden items will be coming in soon. Stop by and check them out!

02/17/2026

Lots of new door hardware for sale at the Antique Marketplace of Lemoyne. I dropped off multiple mortise and rim lock sets with k***s and k**b pairs as well. I also brought in some single corbels, rosette blocks, and more cornice detail pieces. Stop by and check them out!

12/13/2025

More Orpheum Theater pieces are now available in my space at Studio 895. These would make great gifts for those with fond memories of this historic Orwigsburg movie theater. Thanks for looking!

12/13/2025

I Brought some new items into the The Antique Marketplace Of Lemoyne today. Check them out in booth 120!

11/25/2025

11/04/2025

Just finished a few more of my salvage trees for the holidays. I will be making more and distributing to both of my retail locations. Studio 895 and The Antique Marketplace Of Lemoyne.
These smaller ones are made from old cabinet doors and my collection of random salvaged items. Each one is unique.

11/04/2025

I recently purchased an interesting piece of historic architectural salvage from the town of Orwigsburg, PA. I have the cast iron “valance” (decorative trim) that once bordered the entry overhang, somewhat of a modest marquee, to the Orpheum Theater at 126 West Market Street. The theater burned down in 2006 and Bicentenial Park was built on its former site. The Orpheum was a single screen theater with a large full balcony, seating 383 people. The theater closed on October 24th, 1983, showing “The curse of the pink panther”. The building was left to deteriorate since its closing and final demolition after the fire. The cast iron detail is a series of single repetitive interlocking pieces bolted to angle iron as seen in the attached photos. I have removed each piece and mounted it to a wooden base that is also salvaged from prior demolition. Various finishes are available. These smaller pieces are much more manageable as the 12 foot sections were quite heavy as one piece. I will have some of these pieces available for purchase at Studio 895, which is right down the road from Orwigsburg. Some will also be available at The Antique Marketplace Of Lemoyne. Thank you for looking.

The information and photos above were acquired from the website cinematreasures.org.

09/25/2025