Bullet and Shell Civil War Projectiles Forum
Relic Discussion => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: CarlS on July 10, 2016, 11:19:43 AM
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Hello,
Wanted to pass along a reminder that the NSTCW relic show is this coming weekend. Details at:
http://www.nstcivilwar.com/cgi-bin/show.asp
Advertised as 500 tables and in a great location. Always lots of good relics. Bullet and Shell will have a couple tables loaded with stuff to make you drool! I'm sure quite a few other collector/dealers among our ranks will be there as well. Hope to see you there.
As always, any drilling or cleaning needed this is a good time to drop them off.
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I will be there on Saturday, all day. But I won't have a sales-table this year, due to Cataract Removal surgery on Thursday... which means I won't be able to see well enough to drive. So our fellow forumite Brother Dan (6lbgun) will be picking me up for the show, and I expect we'll spend a lot of time hanging around the artillery shell tables of Carl-&-Mike and Dave Kornely, whose tables are usually located adjacent to each other at this show. Please stop by and introduce yourselves with your forum posting-name. :)
Regards,
Pete
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I will be helping Mike Wright Saturday with display tables of his late father, Jerry Wright's dug relic collection. forumite dlw1610 (David Wright)
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Looking forward to it. The Richmond Shows always seem to have some great displays.
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Show was excellent. Great to see folks like Carl, Pete, David x 3, and others. Arrived home safely last night. Picked up a Dahlgren boat howitzer on the return trip. Here is Jim T who helped get it loaded up for the cross country trip. I made a lot of friends en route photographing it out of passing vehicles and at every gas stop along the way!
I will post clearer pictures later.
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Some people just know how to make a Roadtrip.
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It was a heck of a trip and not one I am inclined to do again soon!
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Nice markings
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Now that's what I call open carry.
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Beautiful acquisition Mike, congratulations!!
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Looks like you need to have a garage sale. :)
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Is that an original wrought iron field carriage?
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Very nice !
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Thanks for the kind words. Yes, the carriage is an original one.
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"Never feel sorry for a man that owns a cannon." E.P.Alexander
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Dave S., where did you get that E.P. Alexander quote from? I'd very much like to know the context in which he said/wrote it.
Thanks in advance,
Pete
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It's just a joke, Pete. A takeoff from the movie, The Edge, where Anthony Hopkins tells Alec Baldwin, "Never feel sorry for a man who owns an airplane."
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Very Cool ! Mike, it seems to me that an original surviving field carriage is even more impressive than the howitzer itself! Correct me if
I am wrong but most, if not all the carriages were burned after the war. I would think any carriage made of wrought iron would be rusted into oblivion by now. What is the difference in value with an original carriage vs a repro?
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Price goes from a bunch to a whole bunch! ;D
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Steve Sylvia should do the price guide that way.
Condition- Price-
Poor- Not much
Fair- A little
Good- Not a bunch
Great- A bunch
Excellent- A whole bunch
;D
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beautiful gun