2008 Timonnium seminar - call for "table" presentations

RSWORD · 21st January 2008, 02:46 AM

The general public is allowed to bring antiques into the show and many do often do so.

rand · 25th January 2008, 04:51 PM

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Originally Posted by RSWORD

The general public is allowed to bring antiques into the show and many do often do so.

Thanks for that information, thought being able to bring something to the shaow would be OK, but after a show in Nevada did not allow it was not totally sure.

Will you have a table at the show?

Thanks,

rand

Mark · 25th January 2008, 04:59 PM

The only restriction of which I am aware is the prohibition against modern firearms (I forget the cut-off, but I think it is post WW1 weapons).

Lew · 25th January 2008, 05:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Mark

The only restriction of which I am aware is the prohibition against modern firearms (I forget the cut-off, but I think it is post WW1 weapons).

It's 1898 the last time I was there.

Lew

This was taken from their website.

http://www.baltimoreshow.com/Frequen...0Questions.htm

You will not see tables of camo and modern ammo. You will not be able to purchase beef jerky or survival gear. You will not see tables loaded with new modern rifles in the factory box or piles of SKS rifles. You will not find modern handguns (post 1898) for sale at the show. We have no objection to any of these things, but this show is, and has been from its inception, a show primarily aimed toward pre-1898 guns.

Mark · 7th February 2008, 02:58 PM

We are still looking for table presentations for the seminar.

Please post here any questions you have about what these things should look like/contain. As I said, an exhaustively academic approach is not necessary. You are very knowledgeable in your respective areas of interest, as your posts here show. That is the level of substance we are looking for - solid information or theory presented in a neat, understandable format.

Ferguson · 7th February 2008, 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Mark

We are still looking for table presentations for the seminar.

Please post here any questions you have about what these things should look like/contain. As I said, an exhaustively academic approach is not necessary. You are very knowledgeable in your respective areas of interest, as your posts here show. That is the level of substance we are looking for - solid information or theory presented in a neat, understandable format.

Hi Mark,
I sent you an email a week or so ago, through the forum, but got no response.

Maybe there's a problem with your email?

Steve

Mark · 12th February 2008, 02:43 PM

Just sent you an answer Steve. Sorry about that.

21st January 2008, 02:46 AM	#1
RSWORD Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Greensboro, NC Posts: 1,087	The general public is allowed to bring antiques into the show and many do often do so.

25th January 2008, 04:59 PM	#3
Mark Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 987	The only restriction of which I am aware is the prohibition against modern firearms (I forget the cut-off, but I think it is post WW1 weapons).

7th February 2008, 02:58 PM	#5
Mark Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 987	We are still looking for table presentations for the seminar. Please post here any questions you have about what these things should look like/contain. As I said, an exhaustively academic approach is not necessary. You are very knowledgeable in your respective areas of interest, as your posts here show. That is the level of substance we are looking for - solid information or theory presented in a neat, understandable format.

12th February 2008, 02:43 PM	#7
Mark Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 987	Just sent you an answer Steve. Sorry about that.