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Shenandoah Valley Knife Show
- Thread starter Terrill
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I'll see you there Terrill.
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V-1,
The show will be at the Rockingham county fairgrounds on highway 11 about 1-1/2 miles off I-81. It is pretty easy to find.
The show will be at the Rockingham county fairgrounds on highway 11 about 1-1/2 miles off I-81. It is pretty easy to find.
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I'll be there with a table promoting the store. (The store is about 3 miles from the Rockingham Fairgrounds.) I'll have specials at both stores and the table all weekend. Stop by the table to say hi and get a special coupon for the store. The table will have a nice mix of production and custom knives (I may even have a sword or 2). 
Hopefully I'll even have a few Camillus Mad Maxx 5.5s 
, but unfortunately, will just be able to take preoders for the Camillus Fisk Bowies.
If anyone wants to see something specific at the show email me and I'll try to bring it.
Hope to see lots of people there!
Pam Sheirer
Alchemy Knife and Gift
Hopefully I'll even have a few Camillus Mad Maxx 5.5s , but unfortunately, will just be able to take preoders for the Camillus Fisk Bowies. If anyone wants to see something specific at the show email me and I'll try to bring it.
Hope to see lots of people there!
Pam Sheirer
Alchemy Knife and Gift
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Thanks for the directions Barry. Sounds like an easy run down 81. Beautiful country side, it'll be a nice drive.
On a side note, there is a nice book fair in the area starting Sat. also. http://www.gvbookfair.com/ I'm not affiliated w/ it but if your into reading and in the are, it's definitely worth checking out. Good books cheap.
(That would be "area". D'oh.)
On a side note, there is a nice book fair in the area starting Sat. also. http://www.gvbookfair.com/ I'm not affiliated w/ it but if your into reading and in the are, it's definitely worth checking out. Good books cheap.
(That would be "area". D'oh.)
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It is a great show. I have only gone last year, but I woudl say there was about 75 tables comprised of maybe
20% dealers selling new production
10% dealers selling handmade/custom ( not a whole lot of big names, but a few)
35% handmade/custom
35% collector's buying - selling - talking your ear off
and one or two knife making supplies (Pop's was there and the biggest)
Figure 3 to 4 hours minimum if you enjoy all types of cutlery.
And if Case is your thing, furgetaboutit, by the thousands!
See you guys there!
20% dealers selling new production
10% dealers selling handmade/custom ( not a whole lot of big names, but a few)
35% handmade/custom
35% collector's buying - selling - talking your ear off
and one or two knife making supplies (Pop's was there and the biggest)
Figure 3 to 4 hours minimum if you enjoy all types of cutlery.
And if Case is your thing, furgetaboutit, by the thousands!
See you guys there!
I've never been to a show! I guess I'll have to wait a bit longer...