Posted by Leroy on January 09, 2019 at 20:25:49 from (96.45.243.241):
In Reply to: Re: Hey johnv2000 posted by Adrian Billheimer on January 09, 2019 at 08:42:51:
If I remember correctly it was 3 years ago that it was at Lima, Ohio And even tho I took several items, 2 different versions of the wood wagons, A McCormick spike tooth, McCormick spring tooth harrow and a rough McCormick steel wheel hay rake. And I was not a member of any state or national club. I also helped some in putting the show on. I only lived about 18 mile from where that show was put on. I know others that exibited were not members either. And if no way to haul anything except your self something you might consider for an exibit is if you can find old magazines with advertising pages in them and lay them out to show the adds. I also took over a hundred owners-parts manuals for a display with some of those manuals being over a hundred years old. Some of the machinery I showed there are now going to one of the 2 that was incharge of organizeing that show and one of them is now a national officer if I heard correctly. I was there for all days and they had in all kind of condition, not just shiny. One was a F12-F20 combination that had a tree growing up in it.
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