25th Annual "Bushy Run" Historic Arms Show

Well, my Wife and I made it to the show! Ten dollar admission fee, no problem. It was a small show, but a decent showing of firearms. Flintlocks, caplocks, rifles, pistols, smoothbores originals and custom reproductions that could "pass" as originals (e.g. a beautiful "J.P. Beck" made by Andrew Fogelsanger in 2000.) A Charleville musket from the Revolutionary War, Connecticut Militia, according to the seller. Also some well done horns, several scrimshawed with maps of upstate New York, etc., others older originals Some tomahawks and swords, and lots of other items I missed. Many of the guns were of Pennsylvania origin.
We didn't get there until 11 am, and some vendors started packing up by 2:20 pm, others stayed till closing, at 4. They were good people, and willing to talk, and answer questions. We enjoyed ourselves, saw some really nice "stuff", and met some interesting folks. We will return.
And I will attempt to post some pics.

Richard/Grumpa