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Bill M · 23rd March 2009, 10:40 AM

It was a lot of fun. Great to put some names and faces together. Some really neat table presentations by Lew, Josh, Rick and CharleS.

Davinder Toor talk on the military history of the Sikhs was outstanding!

Also enjoyed Jim McDougle on "Running Wolf" and Artzi's incredible collection of Chinese trouse eating sets! I want one with a patterned blade and maybe a malachite handle!

Anne and I enjoyed meeting and seeing old friends, particularly,

Rsword
Lew - Anne thanks you again for selling her the neat litle keris!
Steve Ferguson
Jimmy
Ward
Nick
Rand - brought a truly awesome rifle!
CharleS
Alex
Avner
Artzi
Jim MCdougle and his wife Gail
Mark
Lee
David Brown
a flock of Sikhs
a few others I did not really meet. About 40 people attended.

Hope I did not leave anyone out. It is 5:40 am and we are preparing to go home to Atlanta

The Baltimore Ams show was a lot of fun. I did not buy much, but met a LOT of neat people!

23rd March 2009, 10:40 AM	#2
Bill M Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: USA Georgia Posts: 1,599	It was a lot of fun. Great to put some names and faces together. Some really neat table presentations by Lew, Josh, Rick and CharleS. Davinder Toor talk on the military history of the Sikhs was outstanding! Also enjoyed Jim McDougle on "Running Wolf" and Artzi's incredible collection of Chinese trouse eating sets! I want one with a patterned blade and maybe a malachite handle! Anne and I enjoyed meeting and seeing old friends, particularly, Rsword Lew - Anne thanks you again for selling her the neat litle keris! Steve Ferguson Jimmy Ward Nick Rand - brought a truly awesome rifle! CharleS Alex Avner Artzi Jim MCdougle and his wife Gail Mark Lee David Brown a flock of Sikhs a few others I did not really meet. About 40 people attended. Hope I did not leave anyone out. It is 5:40 am and we are preparing to go home to Atlanta The Baltimore Ams show was a lot of fun. I did not buy much, but met a LOT of neat people! Last edited by Bill Marsh; 23rd March 2009 at 04:22 PM.