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Fourth Annual

Easton Knife Show

Easton, PA
(in the Lehigh Valley Area)

 

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Buy, sell, and display knives: New, antique, rusty, factory, custom, military, swords, daggers, folders, Bowies, razors, sharpeners, and books!

 

Saturday & Sunday, September 25 & 26, 2010

 

Forks Township Community Center, 500 Zucksville Road, Easton, PA 18040

 

Admission only $5.00!  Bring your supervised children.  No charge if 12 or under. 

Show your family, children, and friends the beauty and fascination of quality knives!

 

Meals and snacks for sale in the Community Center by Royal Gourmet Catering. Especially enjoy the roast pig barbecue. Many other restaurants are nearby.

 

Show hours:       September 25, Saturday: 9 AM to 5 PM

                           September 26, Sunday:   9 AM to 3 PM

 

Website: www.PAKnifeShow.com                                Directions on reverse

 

Vendors: 100+ six-foot tables with chairs. $50 for weekend, including two admissions per table.

Last year sold out early! Reserve now! Ample free parking! Modern & well lit! Air-conditioned!

 


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Vendors from our 2009 show included:

O’Malley Blades, Liam Adams-O’Malley, Cranbury, NJ

Modern Combatives Systems LLC, George Matheis, Felton, PA

John C. Nicolosi, Spinnerstown, PA

Bob Rose Knives, Coatesville, PA

Certified Knives, Gerald Norrell, Ringwood, NJ

Robert E Burtscher, Tampa, FL

R. Storman & Co., Robert M. Storman, Glenmoore, PA

J. D. Shank, Tannersville, PA

Step Back N’ Tyme, Wayne L. Ramsburg, Smithsburg, MD

Innovative Tacticals, Larry & Bernice Lenci, Philadelphia, PA

TAV Enterprises, Terry Veraldo, Glenwood, NJ

JWB Cutlery, Inc., John W. Bauman, Bethlehem, PA

Kessler’s Locker Plant, Stewart D. Kessler, Nazareth, PA

Waughtel Handmade Knives & Dist., Charles Waughtel, Apalachin, NY

Tom’s Knives, Tom Iobst, Emmaus, PA

Vincent Coniglio, Greeley, PA

Great Eastern Cutlery, Ryan Daniels, Titusville, PA

Francis X. Robb, Jr., Hellertown, PA

Military Collectibles, Bill Hope, Cheltenham, PA

The Right Edge, LLC, Paul Roberts, Middletown, CT

Art Knives at Fred Eisen Leather

Benchmade Knives via Fred Eisen

Gene L. Vidal, New Paltz, NY

JB Hege Custom Knives, Danbury CT

Marc’s Grinding Service,  Marc Roseman, Harrison, NY

Charles Wideman, Luzerne, PA

Gregory Dashevsky, Staten Island, NY

Ted Silver, Philadelphia, PA

Hank Rummell, Pine Bush, NY

N. J. Knifer, Larry Golczewski, Hewitt, NJ

Louis Viera, Kenvil, NJ

KME Sharpeners, LLC, Montague, NJ

Dino Bakeris, Laurel, MD

Closer to the Edge Knives and Tactical Gear, Steven Kleiman, York, PA

Black Bear Knives, Michael Stankiewicz, Milford, PA

Knives by Tex, the Sicilian, Nino Arrigo, Wenonah, NJ

Destiny Blade LLC, David Fox, Camp Hill, PA

NJ Knifer, Larry Golczewski

O’Malley Blades, Liam Adams-O’Malley, Cranbury, NJ

Modern Combatives Systems LLC, George Matheis, Felton, PA

John C. Nicolosi, Spinnerstown, PA

Bob Rose Knives, Bob Rose, Coatesville, PA

Certified Knives, Gerald J. Norrell, Ringwood, NJ

F. Storman & Co., Robert M. Storman, Glenmoore, PA

Robert E. Burtscher, Tampa, FL

Tahar N. Raza, Custom Damascus, LLC, Odenton, MD

Sal Matrisciano, Piscataway, NJ

Richard Colbrook, Bronx, NY

Al Datoush, Phoenicia, NY

Lloyd Harner, Harner Knives, Hanover, PA

Karl Barndt (vintage pocketknives), Poconos, PA

Kris Barndt (scrimshaw - kabstudio.com), Poconos, PA

Ken Steigerwalt, Orangeville, PA (Blade Magazine Best of Show winner)

Steve Frey, Emmaus, PA

Gary Fairbairn, The Aberdeen Safe Company, West Chester, PA

John Shunack, Catasauqua, PA

 

 

For information, call Bill Goodman, CPA, manager of Good Knives, LLC.

Office 610-253-2745, Home 610-258-5063, Cell 484-241-6176, E-mail goodknives@goodmancpa.biz. 

Make check payable to “Good Knives, LLC”. Send check and application early to Good Knives, LLC, c/o Goodman & Company, Certified Public Accountants, 2560 Nazareth Road, Easton, PA 18045-2793. (Goodman & Company, CPAs caters to knife and gun fans.) Bad checks will be assessed $25 charge. Late reservations and walk in vendors are welcome, but no guarantees can be made of available tables.

 

 

Vendor application and acknowledgement of rules:  Neatly print your

Name:  ______________________________________________________________________________________

Company name:  ______________________________________________________________________________

Address:  ____________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________

City, state, zip code:  ___________________________________________________________________________

Telephone numbers:  ___________________________________________________________________________

E-mail address:______________________________________@________________________________________

Number of tables desired:  _________                                   Payment included:  $_______




 Easton Knife Show – Easton, PA

Saturday & Sunday, September 25 & 26, 2010

 

Vendors:  Set up Friday evening, 6 to 9 PM, and Saturday and/or Sunday mornings, 7 to 9 AM. 
Electrical outlets are available along walls.  Bring extension cords and multiple outlet strips.  No Scotch tape may be used to hang anything from walls or ceiling.  Masking tape is permitted.  Compliance with local, state, and federal laws is required.  Though Pennsylvania is friendly to knife collectors, automatic knives are not normally allowed to be carried.  Vendors may display only knife-related items.  No guns or flea market items are allowed for sale.  Show officials will approve displays.  We are not responsible for any losses.  The Community Center is locked over night, with an alarm service connected to the adjoining police department.  Smoking and alcoholic beverages are prohibited anywhere in the Community Center.  Call Lehigh Valley Convention and Visitors Bureau for hotel reservations, 610-882-9200, or visit www.lehighvalleypa.org. Self-contained campers may park in the rear.

Advertising & promotion:  We are again widely promoting this annual show in many knife, hunting, gun, outdoor sports, and related magazines; and in websites, newspapers, and other shows.  We shall distribute 12,000 flyers at other gun and knife shows, clubs, and shops.  Visit our website, www.PAKnifeShow.com, and sign up for our e-mail list.  E-mails will be sent to thousands of known knife fans, makers, dealers, collectors, vendors, etc.  If you have a good place to announce this show, please forward this flyer and list the show on your favorite websites.  This show is a repeat of our successful knife shows held in past years on the same weekend.  Help us promote and grow this high quality annual show, at low cost to all.  Then you can make more sales!  Ask for more free flyers to distribute to fans and customers, and to display at your shop and other shows.  The Forks Community Center is convenient to buyers and vendors living in New Jersey, New York, and Eastern Pennsylvania.  Around 30 million people live within 150 miles.  We should attract thousands of knife fans. 
The show will repeat September 24 and 25, 2011.

Directions:  Easton is on the Pennsylvania / New Jersey border, in the Lehigh Valley, 60 miles north of Philadelphia, 17 miles east of Allentown, and 75 miles west of New York City.  The Community Center is in a large, new, beautiful, municipal park, with ample free parking, located along Zucksville Road, between Bushkill Drive and Sullivan Trail,
old PA-115.  It has a large lit sign along Zucksville Road, 0.1 miles west of Sullivan Trail. 

From US-22 east, going westbound:  Take US-22 to the 13th Street exit in Easton.  Bear LEFT at end of ramp.  Cross over top of US-22 and go LEFT to traffic light on 13th Street.  Go LEFT (north) on 13th Street, 0.3 miles to the next traffic light.  Go LEFT on Bushkill Drive, winding north for 2.2 miles.  Turn RIGHT (east) on Zucksville Road and proceed 0.9 miles. 
(If you reach the traffic light at Sullivan Trail, you went 0.1 miles too far.)  Turn RIGHT into Forks Community Park.  The Community Center is the first large building on your right. 

From US-22 west, going eastbound:  Take US-22 to the 13th Street exit in Easton.  Go straight to traffic light on 13th Street.  Go LEFT (north) on 13th Street, 0.3 miles to the next traffic light.  Go LEFT on Bushkill Drive, winding north for 2.2 miles.  Turn RIGHT (east) on Zucksville Road and proceed 0.9 miles.  (If you reach the traffic light at Sullivan Trail, you went 0.1 miles too far.)  Turn RIGHT into Forks Community Park.  The Community Center is the first large building on your right. 

From PA-33:  Take PA-33 to Stockertown exit.  It is just north of Easton.  Go EAST 0.2 miles on PA-191 north to traffic light.  Turn RIGHT (south) onto Main Street / Sullivan Trail (formerly PA-115) toward downtown Easton.  Pass a Valero gas station on your left.  Proceed south approximately 4 miles.  Pass Wachovia Bank and Braden AirPark on the right and Met-Ed Company on the left.  Look for KNBT Bank on your right.  Turn RIGHT at KNBT onto Zucksville Road.  Proceed 0.1 miles.  Turn LEFT into Forks Community Park.  The Community Center is the first large building on your right.

I-78 and US-22 run parallel, east and west, through Easton.  I-78 connects to US-22 via PA-611 north and PA-33 north in Easton.  I-80 also connects to PA-33 near Stroudsburg, which goes south to US-22 in Easton.  I-476 (PA Turnpike), PA-611, PA-115, PA-309, PA-209, PA-191, PA-222, PA-412, PA-212, PA-413, PA-32, PA-378, NJ-29, NJ-94, NJ-57, and NJ-46 all lead toward Easton.  A map is on the website.

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