Bullet and Shell Civil War Projectiles Forum
Relic Discussion => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: jonpatterson on September 18, 2017, 08:36:43 PM
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The Wheaton show is this Saturday. I will be there. Who else is planning on being there?
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Sure would like to but Mike said I couldn't. :-[
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See you there Jon!
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carl you can to go, I said so. i'm coming with another bayo guy cu all there
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good to see so many Friends, had a great time, and got a sword I have been looking for for 25 years. made the 11 hrs I drove worth it
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A lot of nice things walked into the Wheaton Show last week, but Jon Patterson Hoovered up most of them. I got several things to flip, but only this box to keep for my collection:
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well thats cool
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Wheaton was good for me buying things but not so for selling. However most of my buying was items from the non-artillery "dark side." An Ames Model 1832 artillery sword and a less than perfect artillery model Smith carbine were my closest to "Artillery" purchases. The Smith was a "walk-in". Other finds were a Model 1836 flintlock pistol and a Confederate Naval Cutlass, which I never would have purchased if an edged weapons dealer acquaintance hadn't walked by as I was looking and told me it was correct, as I had never seen the style before. Now to save money for Franklin and hopefully Dalton.
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Nice purchases Jon!
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Wow Jon! What a great show for you! Nice haul.
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wow. the nicest crate I have seen. is that original finish and paint?
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Yes it is, but it looks like maybe a light coat of polyurethane has been sprayed over it for preservation.
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wow. congrats. I love it