Innovative New Club Helps Members Build Wealth From Antiques

Chicago—After being urged by his readers to form a club based upon the principles in his new book, author Daryle S. Lambert, has agreed to their promptings, forming the “31 Club”, based upon the financial principles for accumulating wealth discussed in his book, “31 Steps To Your Millions in Antiques & Collectibles.” An alternative method to the traditional ways of building wealth through stocks, bonds and real estate, Lambert boldly states that one can grow one hundred dollars into an account worth millions in a relatively short period of time buying and selling fine art and

antiques, according to the strategic plan he writes of in his book. 31 Club, already the stomping ground to eager new wealth builders, will provide the guidance for those who aim to tackle the plan to retire rich and free. “This is a natural transition,” states Lambert, who already enjoys the personal contact he has with many of his readers, as well as the contact with those he often voluntarily provides personal financial consulting to at this local church.

Inquisitive beginners and seasoned professionals alike, who want to learn to build wealth in the fine art and antiques field and develop a millionaire’s mindset, can meet Lambert this weekend at the Chicago Antique Market, at the 31 Club Booth. For a limited time, Charter Members will receive “31 Steps to Your Millions in Antiques & Collectibles” free with their membership. Chicago Antique Market is located on the 1300 block of West Randolph Street in Chicago’s West Loop district. The market, hailed by Travel and Leisure as one of the top three national urban antique markets, takes place the final Saturday and Sunday of each month through October from 9a.m. to 5 p.m. and features more than 200 dealers selling everything from a wide range of antiques to vintage collectibles. The indoor/outdoor market has earned a national reputation as one of the finest in North America, and has been compared to the Paris Flea Market.

About Daryle S. Lambert: Daryle Lambert has been a collector of antiques and collectibles for over 40 years. During that time his entrepreneurial endeavors have included starting businesses in real estate, oil exploration, and financial securities. Throughout his career, his love of collecting and dealing in antiques and collectibles has remained a constant source of enjoyment and profit. Daryle, his wife Vickie and his son, Joshua, live in the Chicago area. Joshua, 8, an avid collector, has been attending auctions since he was 6 months old. Mr. Lambert is available for interviews with accredited media. To schedule an interview contact Cindy Stackler Nieder, Director of Marketing & Publicity at 847-347-5074.