Published In:
The Press, September 14, 1974
Caption:
COVERLET: Margaret Brusher and her husband, Fred, hold the coverlet made by Harry Tyler in 1839. Tyler, a weaver for 34 years, signed his work with a lion (shown in corner) with name of person for whom he made the quilt seen above the lion's tail.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 17, 1975
Caption:
Ann Arbor Antiques Market Managers Fred and Margaret Brusher show off one of their own first antique purchases above, a hand-carved American oak desk with hand-wrought iron hinges which they found at the Treasure Mart shortly after it opened. Actually a gun cabinet, it was built in 1870 and purchased by Silent Movie Star Ruth Chatterton for her fiance in England (a "Mr. Brooks" - also a silent screen star). It was later given to Ms. Chatterton's niece, who lived in Ann Arbor, and its authenticity was verified by Ms. Chatterton before her death.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 17, 1975
Caption:
On display for the first time at today's Antiques Market - if the historical license plates arrived in time - will be the latest addition to the Brushers' collection, a 1922 White Delivery Truck. Fred Brusher and son Patrick recently brought the vehicle here from Appleton, Wis. Only the wooden body portion has been restored. It's completely authentic - and in perfect running order.