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Thursday, February 23, 2006 Charles Sumner School Members: $10; Nonmembers: $12 Brenda and Paul Pascal, curators of The Leo Pascal Collection of Automobilia and Americana, will present a slide show on Art Deco Autombilia. Their antique toy collection is pre 1940's and they will be bringing a few toy cars from the Art Deco period. The Leo Pascal Collection was started in l934 by Paul's father, Leo Pascal, with the acquisition of one automobile toy. Leo worked at the National Archives from l937 until his untimely death in l962, and was a legend at the Archives. Over the years Leo collected numerous items of automobilia, focusing on the social aspect of the American automobile. The co-curator, Brenda K. Pascal, is an avid collector in her own right and has participated in expanding the collection to over 60,000 items.
DirectionsThe Charles Sumner School is a beautifully restored historic building located at 1201 17th St., N.W., next to the National Geographic Explorers Hall.
Order TicketsSorry, advance ticket sales have ended. Tickets are available at the door. Join ADSW and pay the discounted member's price for your tickets. ADSW members enjoy many benefits. Membership costs $35 for singles or $50 for couples. For More InformationFor more information, call ADSW at 202-298-1100 or contact ADSW by email. CommentsCreated January 25, 2006; Modified Saturday, October 07, 2006. |
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