Some guns that are expected to be at Knoxville Show this weekend

[Dennis Glazener]

I got this information from a friend, sounds like some good stuff will be on display. Hope to see you there.
Dennis

There will be a lot of newly discovered guns there in the antique section. One in particular is the second signed J. Montague rifle found 116 years after the first one found by Mr. Henry Berry in 1905.That’s the same maker of the rifle that Madison Grant donated to Williamsburg. We now know who and where and why of this maker, quite a story. First time this rifle will be on public display at a show.

[Cades Cove Fiddler]

  ... I will also have for viewing the W.W. Lawing rifle I found late last year,... never before been displayed at a show,.... also know of a couple never shown Tennessee / Southern iron rifles never before displayed,... yessir,... gonna be an interesting show,... will be glad to see you,..Dennis,.....

[HIB]

Gentlemen and their Lady's,    The Kentucky Rifle Foundation will have 9 Reading School guns on display.    The guns will be from the following Reading School categories:   Early Baroque period,  Pre-Rev War era,  The Vines and Leaf's era and The early 1800's [dated].

KRF products will also be available for consideration.      Regards,    HIB

[Rajin cajun]

Henry, see you there Old Friend.

Bob

[sqrldog]

Really look forward to seeing you and the rifles. Shaping up to be an outstanding show. Tim Cosby

[Stoner creek]

Just another really good reason to go to this show! I can’t hardly wait.....

[mbriggs]

I plan to bring my  mountain rifles by Joseph McDowell Whitson,  James McKee,  & John R. Gillespie,  and four wood patchbox rifles from the Piedmont Schools, Early Deep River by David Grose, Jamestown by Thaddes Gardner, Salem possibly by Andreas Betz, and Mecklenburg possibly by
Isaac Price.

I look forward to seeing everyone.

Michael

[sqrldog]

It just keeps getting better and better.