Little Valley, NY knife show

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Curious if anyone is going to be at the Little Valley knife show this coming weekend? If so, I'll be set up with a few tables of knives for sale. Stop over and say hello. Here is info about the show for anyone that needs it. https://www.villageofknives.com/

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I'll be there on Friday, not sure how to pick you out among all the tables that are there?
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I got excited when I saw this thread, as I will be upstate this weekend at my in-laws' - a perfect escape! But it turns out New York is a very big state, so I will still be an almost 6 hour drive away. I can get away from the in-laws for a few hours but not 12.....
 
I got excited when I saw this thread, as I will be upstate this weekend at my in-laws' - a perfect escape! But it turns out New York is a very big state, so I will still be an almost 6 hour drive away. I can get away from the in-laws for a few hours but not 12.....

Didn't look that far on the map right....🤔.........
 
Didn't look that far on the map right....🤔.........
You must have a scaled down map, but on a life size map it’s a significant distance to be sure 😇

And it’s just a couple days away folks.
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I made it over to the show this morning and was happy to see it was larger than the previous year, again. There were more handmade knives being offered by makers which is good to see, I just don’t know how strong the market is in this area for them so I hope those guys do well. Lots of nice looking slipjoints for sale and a ton of great examples of early stuff from Ka-Bar which I don’t remember seeing last year. Lots of Western fixed blades too scattered around. Sorry I don’t have pics, I kept my phone in my pocket the whole time, I just wanted to browse.

I ended up purchasing a kitchen knife from Bob Appleby with a spalted oak handle, a red bone Case Canoe and a small ball-peen hammer, all in all I can’t wait for next year. ea42 ea42 Eric, not sure if you were there but I asked around since I don’t really know what you look like haha.

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I made it over to the show this morning and was happy to see it was larger than the previous year, again. There were more handmade knives being offered by makers which is good to see, I just don’t know how strong the market is in this area for them so I hope those guys do well. Lots of nice looking slipjoints for sale and a ton of great examples of early stuff from Ka-Bar which I don’t remember seeing last year. Lots of Western fixed blades too scattered around. Sorry I don’t have pics, I kept my phone in my pocket the whole time, I just wanted to browse.

I ended up purchasing a kitchen knife from Bob Appleby with a spalted oak handle, a red bone Case Canoe and a small ball-peen hammer, all in all I can’t wait for next year. ea42 ea42 Eric, not sure if you were there but I asked around since I don’t really know what you look like haha.

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First pics!! Nice purchases, Jacob!!!
 
I tried to get a few pics. There are 2 large rooms, the first two photos are of each one. There were lots and lots of antique and modern Case knives, since Bradford, PA is pretty close by. But also lots of vintage pre WW2 knives from all the historic US cutlery brands. A few other things mixed in, but really it was 80% antique pocketknives at this show.
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I tried to get a few pics. There are 2 large rooms, the first two photos are of each one. There were lots and lots of antique and modern Case knives, since Bradford, PA is pretty close by. But also lots of vintage pre WW2 knives from all the historic US cutlery brands. A few other things mixed in, but really it was 80% antique pocketknives at this show.
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Thanks for all these great pictures!
 
I tried to get a few pics. There are 2 large rooms, the first two photos are of each one. There were lots and lots of antique and modern Case knives, since Bradford, PA is pretty close by. But also lots of vintage pre WW2 knives from all the historic US cutlery brands. A few other things mixed in, but really it was 80% antique pocketknives at this show.
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Thanx for the pics... Most appreciated👌
 
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