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Annual Lehigh
Valley Knife Show Easton, PA Buy, sell, and display
knives: New, antique, rusty, factory, custom, military, swords, daggers,
folders, Bowies, razors, sharpeners, and books! Saturday
& Sunday, September 27 & 28, 2008 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 by Community Center. Many restaurants are nearby. Show hours:
September 27, Saturday: 9 AM to 5 PM September 28, Sunday: 9 AM to 3 PM Website: www.PAKnifeShow.com Directions on reverse 100+ tables
available: $35 for one day, $50 for two days, including one admission per
table. Ample free parking! Modern! Well
lit! Air-conditioned! 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 checks payable to “Good
Knives, LLC”. Send them 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: _________ Number of days: _______ Dates desired: ___________________ Payment included: $_______ Lehigh Valley Knife Show – Easton, PA Saturday
& Sunday, September 27 & 28, 2008 Vendor
set up: Friday evening, 7 to 9
PM, and Saturday and/or Sunday mornings, 7 to 9 AM. Many hotels are nearby. 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, but we shall provide security overnight. Smoking and alcoholic beverages are prohibited anywhere in the
Community Center. Advertising: We are widely promoting this show in many knife, hunting, gun, outdoor sports, and related magazines; and in websites, newspapers, and other shows. We shall distribute ten thousand flyers at other gun and knife shows and shops before September 27. Visit our website, www.PAKnifeShow.com. E-mails will be sent to all known knife fans, makers, dealers, collectors, vendors, etc. If you have a good place to announce this show, please forward a copy of this flyer and notify us, so we may add it to our list for the future. If you provide your E-mail address, we shall add it to our list. In turn, you may forward this flyer to your E-mail list. This show is a repeat of our successful knife show held last year, on September 29 and 30, 2007, at Wind Gap, PA, 10 miles north of Easton. 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 and display at your shop and other shows in advance of September 27, 2008. The Forks Community Center is convenient to buyers and vendors living in New Jersey, New York, and Eastern Pennsylvania. Around 20 million people live within 100 miles. We should attract thousands of knife fans. Directions: Easton is on the Pennsylvania / New Jersey border, in the Lehigh Valley, 60 miles north of Philadelphia, 20 miles east of Allentown, and 75 miles west of New York City. The Community Center is in a large, beautiful municipal park, with ample free parking, located along Zucksville Road, between Bushkill Drive and Sullivan Trail. It has a large lit sign along Zucksville Road, 0.1 mile west of Sullivan Trail. From US-22 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 to traffic light on 13th Street. Go LEFT (north) on 13th Street, 0.3 mile to the next traffic light at Bushkill Drive. Go LEFT on Bushkill Drive, winding north for 2.2 miles. Turn RIGHT (east) on Zucksville Road and proceed 0.9 mile. (If you reach the traffic light at Sullivan Trail, you went 0.1 mile too far.) Turn RIGHT into Forks Community Park. The Community Center is the first building on your right. From US-22 Eastbound: Take US-22 to the 13th Street exit in Easton. Go to traffic light on 13th Street. Go LEFT (north) on 13th Street, 0.3 mile to the next traffic light at Bushkill Drive. Go LEFT on Bushkill Drive, winding north for 2.2 miles. Turn RIGHT (east) on Zucksville Road and proceed 0.9 mile. (If you reach the traffic light at Sullivan Trail, you went 0.1 mile too far.) Turn RIGHT into Forks Community Park. The Community Center is the first building on your right. From PA-33: Take PA-33 to Stockertown exit. Go EAST 0.2 mile on PA-191 North to traffic light. Turn RIGHT (south) onto Main Street / Sullivan Trail / formerly PA-115, toward downtown Easton. Proceed south approximately 4 miles. You will 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 mile. Turn LEFT into Forks Community Park. The Community Center is the first building on your right. I-78 runs parallel with US-22 through Easton. I-78 connects to US-22 via PA-611 and PA-33 in Easton. I-80 also connects to PA-33, which leads to US-22. |