INTERCOURSE with Knives!

DanY · Jul 7, 2001

OK! Now that I have your attention, has anyone been to the American Military Edged Weaponary Museum in Intercourse, Pennsylvania?
Yes, Intercourse! It is an Amish town-go figure.

Dan

Melvin-Purvis · Jul 7, 2001

Dayum,

and I thought KCSlim's "Cork Puller" sounded painful!

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=159620

"Ouch!"

Elvislives · Jul 7, 2001

HEY! This is a family show here...

With language like that I'll see you in HELL!

Hell, Montana that is...

OUCH · Jul 7, 2001

Never been there but have a few pics of some of the collection. The museum was started by Larry P. Thomas, Sr.

Ren the devils trailboss · Jul 7, 2001

no but there is also a awesome knife store in the same area called "country knives" I spent almost a whole day there

R_

Dark Nemesis · Jul 8, 2001

Wait...you mean we are not going to talk about intercourse with knives?

anyone know of support groups for this problem?

Chris Hatin · Jul 8, 2001

Without them, how else would you slice the strawberries?

Paul Work · Jul 8, 2001

A knife museum and a near by knife store? Sounds like a road trip to me.

Paul

DanY · Jul 8, 2001

Paul,

Right in our backyard as well! And you are right, a road trip is in order. Just have to make some time.

Dan

Raptor · Jul 8, 2001

I've been there. I just couldn't get in. They were closed!!

Went down the road to Country Knives. Nice, nice, nice knife store. I felt better after visiting the store.

And yes, it is worth a roadtrip for this store alone. The museum would be an added bonus.

--The Raptor--

lifter4Him · Jul 8, 2001

You generally have to call Larry Thomas and make arrangements to visit the museum. A buddy of mine has some pieces there. Keep in mind this is a military knife museum, not tactical or custom. One word of caution, when dealing in military knives, beware of refinished knives or ones that look too good to be authentic.
Country Knives is a great brick and mortar store.

As far as Intercourse,Pa., there is also Blueballs, and Bird-In-Hand,Pa. And on the other side there is Bethlehem,Nazareth, and Ephrata. Exactly what was going on when they named towns in Pa. LOL

prn · Jul 10, 2001

Exactly what was going on when they named towns in Pa

And don't forget Indiana, Oregon, Washington, California, and IIRC Alaska. I don't recall any more towns named for states in PA (these are just ones I noticed driving through), but even that many is pretty weird.
Paul

Paul Work · Jul 10, 2001

Dan,
Making time and having money are the key points. It seems the two never go hand in hand.

Paul

Raptor · Jul 10, 2001

Originally posted by Paul Work
Dan,
Making time and having money are the key points. It seems the two never go hand in hand.

Paul

I hear 'ya!!!

--The Raptor--

V-1 · Jul 11, 2001

Originally posted by DanY
Yes, Intercourse! It is an Amish town-go figure.

Dan [/B]

Hey, plain folk need to reproduce too!

Dan & lifter, thanks for the heads up. I never even knew there was an American Military Edged Weaponary Museum. I'll have to call one day and try to make arrangements to visit. Tour the museum and then hit Country Knivesm and see what's changed since the last time. Sounds like a perfect Saturday.

Edgefinder · Jul 11, 2001

Just fyi...the building that the museum is in used to be a bank. I guess the knives are very safe there. very nice display. Country knives has been in business for decades. A museum in itself.

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