SAPFM Members
in the News
Tony Kubalak won the Paul Lee Memorial and Best Carving Awards at the 28th Northern Woods Show held 28 April - 1 May in Edina, MN.
Peter Follansbee writes about the joys of splitting and working green oak for use in his own projects in the October 2011 Popular Woodworking.
The work of Jay Stallman is the focus of an Out of the Woodwork feature in the May 2011 Woodshop News.
Dan Faia explains how he makes ogee bracket feet in the July/August 2011 Fine Woodworking.
The Reader's Gallery of the July/August 2011 Fine Woodworking includes a tall case clock by David Beach and a Goddard tea table by William Kluge.
Tony Kubalak's Carving 18th Century American Furniture Elements has been released by Linden Publishing Co. Click here to read a review of Tony's book.
Executive Council Members
SAPFM is an all-volunteer organization with an elected executive council. Current council members are listed below and may be emailed by clicking on the name of each.
Current SAPFM Council Members
Bob Mustain President
Tom Turriff Vice President
Jim Altemus Treasurer, Bylaws Review and Cartouche Award Selection
Mickey Callahan Past President
Derek Swarbrick Development Committee
Jim Thompson Outreach Coordinator
Brooke Smith Outreach Committee, Regional Chapter Coordination and Development
Don Williams Outreach Committee
Malcolm Granberry Secretary
Tom Sears Mid-Year Conference Committee
SAPFM Business Office
Mark & Margaret Arnold Membership Services, Webmasters and Editors, American Period Furniture. 423-A South Galena Rd. Sunbury, OH 43074.
Steve Latta Mid-Year Conference Coordinator
SAPFM Advisory Board
Stephen Caudana,
Senior Member of The American Society Of Appraisers -
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Michael Dunbar,
Principal in The Windsor Institute -
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Charles Hummel,
Curator Emeritus of Winterthur Museum -
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Steve Lash,
Co-Founder of SAPFM, Past President of SAPFM, Cartouche Recipient
Philip Lowe,
Founder, Furniture Institute of Massachusetts, and Cartouche Recipient-
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Bob Stevenson,
Professional Furniture Maker -
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Philip Zea,
President of Historic Deerfield -
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