Showing posts with label 2020 Events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2020 Events. Show all posts

Friday, May 15, 2020

24th Annual CLA Show & Meeting

October 29 @ 8:00 am - October 31 @ 7:00 pm
Lexington Convention Center, 400 West Vine Street
LexingtonKY 40507 
Thursday, October 29, 2020
Show open at 11:00 am until 7:00 pm
Friday, October 30, 2020
Show opens at 8:00 am until 7:00 pm
Saturday, October 31, 2020
Show opens at 8:00 am until 4:00 pm
Members only
(Non-members may join at the show for a prorated membership fee of $20.00.)
Location
New Exhibit Hall – off of Main Street
Lexington Convention Center.
Lexington, KY
Host Hotel
Hyatt Hotel
1-859-253-1234
(Special Room Rates for CLA $137.00. Rate will be honored until room block is full or cut-off date of September 25, 2020 – whichever comes first)
Hilton
1-859-231-9000
(Special Room Rates for CLA $137.00. Rate will be honored until room block is full or cut-off date of September 25, 2020 – whichever comes first)

For more information call 1-540-886-6189
or e-mail at cla@longrifle.com
CLA
PO Box 2247
Staunton, VA 24402

Thursday, March 19, 2020

42nd Tennessee Kentucky Rifle Show

"If I start now then I might make it in time with this ole mule."

Friday-Saturday April 17-18, 2020
Jubilee Banquet Facility 
6700 Jubilee Center Way Knoxville, TN 37912  

Contact Randal Pierce 865-982-6538 tnky.rifles@gmail.com

Friday, March 13, 2020

42nd Tennessee Kentucky Rifle Show

"Will there be any target practice?"

Friday-Saturday April 17-18, 2020
Jubilee Banquet Facility 
6700 Jubilee Center Way Knoxville, TN 37912  

Contact Randal Pierce 865-982-6538 tnky.rifles@gmail.com

Monday, February 3, 2020

Canter's Cave Raffle

This entire set was made as a donation to Canter's Cave in Jackson Ohio to raise funds for their 4H shooting sports program. There will be a raffle which I currently have no info on - It is slated to be advertised in Muzzleloader Magazine and I will update as soon as there's more to tell.
This project was suggested by Ken Gahagan at last year's Gunmakers' Workshop. Initially he and I were just going to build a gun to donate, but other instructors who teach the classes out there and a few helpful students quickly got on board and offered to help out. We ended up with this full set of items. I'll add more info with the individual photos. For info on the classes offered at Canter's Cave , see the Southern Ohio Artisan Workshops website - www.southernohioartisanworkshops.com
This set is to be at the Lake Cumberland Show.
Powder horn by Gary Ludwig with woven strap by Maryellen Pratt


Knife by John House and Ian Pratt


Smoothrifle by Ian Pratt and Ken Gahagan.

Hammer Poll Tomahawk by Rich McDonald with carrier by Jeanne McDonald

(not shown - ball pouch donated by Eric Fleisher)


Ken Gahagan and I started building the gun during the 2 weeks of gun classes in January - was nice to be able to use it as a demonstration piece for the students.

The gun is a 12 gauge smoothrifle. The stock blank, barrel and lock were paid for by Ken and several students in the gun class. I forged the iron buttplate and trigger guard (both of which Ken fitted with some cool brass embellishments) and got the stock shaping started while Ken made sideplate, pipes, muzzle cap and trigger. We both kind of jumped back and forth on inletting parts. Ken took it home after our class and worked on it for a while longer getting the shaping and details worked out, then shipped it up to me to make a patchbox plus relief carving and finish work.

Cool mix of brass and iron fittings - the pipes and muzzle cap were also done in brass

Hog hide pouch by Maryellen Pratt, instructor of Leatherwork and More class

Antler handled knife by John House - Knifemakers' Workshop instructor, and Ian Pratt - Gunmakers' workshop instructor

Knife by John House and Ian Pratt. Blade stamped with the Southern Ohio Artisan Workshops touchmark.

Nice very thinly scraped powder horn with cherry base plug by Gary Ludwig, with woven strap by Maryellen Pratt

Great hammer poll hawk with carrier by Rich and Jeanne McDonald. Rich teaches the Tomahawk / Belt Axe Workshop and Jeanne teaches Leatherwork and More

Hammer poll hawk by Rich McDonald. Todd Butler and Joe Mcgee assisted in shaping and filing the head after Rich forged it.

Ball pouch made by Eric Fleisher

Copy and photos supplied by Ian Pratt.

26th Annual Lake Cumberland CLA Mini-Show

26th Annual Lake Cumberland CLA Mini-Show
February 7, 2020 - February 8, 2020
Jamestown, KY Lake Cumberland State Park

Shelby Gallien will present "Kentucky Gunmakers Revisited" which supports his exhibit of exciting new discoveries at 4:00 on Saturday afternoon.

The presentation will be followed by the annual "Whiskey Tasting".

WEATHER FORECAST:
Friday, Feb 7 - 40 high/35 low - AM Snow Showers - W 16 mph
Saturday, Sat 8 - 44 high/32 low - PM Showers - W 10 mph
Sunday, Feb 9 - 48 high/39 low - Partly Cloudy - WSW 8 mph

Contact: Mel Hankla
PO BOX 167
Hitchins, KY 41146
Phone: 270-566-3370
E-mail: melhankla@amhiss.com
website: www.americanhistoricservices.com

Thursday, January 30, 2020

18th Century Artisans Show Artist

Allen Martin



Jim Chambers



Jim Chambers with the Bob Roughton Collection

Mark Thomas




John Proud


Tom and Sandy Greco

Tuesday, January 28, 2020

18th Century Artisans Show

Friday January 31st & Saturday February 1st, 2020

At the The Country Cupboard Inn
7701 West Branch Highway
Lewisburg, PA 17837

Two miles north of Lewisburg, PA on U.S. Route 15 North
Five miles south of I-80 - Lewisburg Exit 210A

Friday: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Admission: $5.00

WEATHER REPORT:
Friday -  41 high/24 low Partly Cloudy
Saturday - 43 high/31 low PM Rain/Snow Showers

Friday, January 24, 2020

42nd Tennessee Kentucky Rifle Show

Friday-Saturday April 17-18, 2020
Jubilee Banquet Facility 
6700 Jubilee Center Way Knoxville, TN 37912  

We outgrew our space at the Museum of Appalachia so we moved a couple of years ago to a new facility just 12 miles south of the museum. We have two adjacent well-lighted rooms for gun tables and a separate room for our BBQ dinner. The space has easy access and will be secure.  

HISTORY & PURPOSE OF THIS SHOW 
The Tennessee Kentucky Rifle Show was started 42 years ago by the late Robin Hale, an authority on antique Tennessee rifles. After Robin’s death, the show was continued by others and, in recent years, has been sponsored by a non-profit corporation organized for that purpose. The focus of the show continues to be antique longrifles and pistols primarily from the South. In recent years, due to the great interest by contemporary makers in learning more about, and following the old traditions, we have opened the show to contemporary makers and their work. However, the primary focus of the show continues to be antiques. 
RESTRICTIONS ON DISPLAYS 
Collector items permitted to be displayed are limited to flintlock or percussion-cap muzzleloading longrifles and pistols made in America prior to 1898 and contemporary hand-crafted muzzleloading longrifles and pistols. Related accouterments (horns, bags, knives, etc.) are also welcomed. Cartridge weapons and gunpowder are not permitted. No alcohol or smoking in the showroom. All table holders and invited guests assent to these requirements as a part of their admission to the meeting. 
This is a collectors’ meeting and is not promoted to the general public. We welcome all those who are interested in the preservation of the American long rifle
Join us for this 42nd annual Tennessee Kentucky Rifle Show.
Kentucky Rifles, pistols and related accouterments only.
No cartridge weapons permitted.

FRIDAY NIGHT DINER

6:00pm on Friday night is the BBQ Dinner at the show venue. Reservations for the dinner must be made by Friday, April 10th. There are a limited number of dinners. Lunch is available both days. Contact Randal Pierce for more information.
Questions?
Contact Randal Pierce 865-982-6538 tnky.rifles@gmail.com
Randal and Linda Pierce have been involved behind the scene for years with this show. Linda is always at the front table with Boo Elliott and Barbara Blanton.
Note: The photo is one of the cabins at Cades Cove. We have stopped by there many times over the years on the way to the Tennessee Kentucky Rifle Show. This is a show with the focus on the antiques. It is an excellent opportunity to study the old as well as see the work of new makers. JR

Thursday, January 16, 2020

24th Annual Horn Fair


Always planned for the first full weekend in March, the Horn Fair starts off the new year right. March 6-7, 2020 will be no exception as the 24th Annual Horn Fair plans are well under way.
Once again there will be no conference registration fee so that all Guild members, along with the general public, can come and join in on the fun. We especially welcome our friends in the NMLRA and hope many of them will be able to join us! The Guild’s Meetings Committee and Executive Committee have been pulling plans together and this looks to be another great event!
Currently, major activities include:
  • Interactive work stations manned by Journeyman and Master horners focusing on the “Back to Basics” theme.
  • Freeman Jerry Polizzi will have the Guild’s spring pole lathe set up for demonstration and first time users are encouraged to try out this amazing piece of equipment.The Awards Committee will again be overseeing a horn competition for HCH members who would like to enter their horn item in one of the following categories: Engraved Horn- Traditional, Engraved Horn- Contemporary, Unengraved Horn, Horn Item and Bag and Horn Set.
  • This year’s Educational Theme is the Powder Flask.
  • Two seminars will be given: Friday (1:30 PM) Making the Scottish Horn Mull by Clint Byers, Journeyman and Saturday (10:00 AM) The European Powder Flask by Carl Dumke, Master Horner.
  • Guildmaster Carl Dumke will be offering another Guildmaster’s Challenge. The rules remain the same as last year.
  • Representatives from the NMLRA will again be given a display table so they can answer questions, sign up members or you can stop and see what’s new with their group.
  • There will be two fundraising events throughout the weekend, including a raffle and an auction.
  • 2020’s 1 of 1000 Powder Horn is being made by Walter Mabry, Master Horner. The horn will be on display for the weekend and presented to the NMLRA representative Saturday evening during the banquet.
  • All Guild members are encouraged to purchase a table in the display room to sell horn related items or simply to have an educational exhibit. Price is minimal at only $20 for an 8 foot table!

Registration form, schedule and more information can be found here.

Copy from the HCH site.

Thursday, January 9, 2020

Alabama Kentucky Rifle Show Starts TODAY

January 9, 2020 @ 8:00 am - January 11, 2020 @ 6:00 pm
Rogersville, AL Joe Wheeler State Park (800)544-5639
January 9th, 10th & 11th

61 High/55 Low - Thursday, Jan 9
65 High/63 Low - Friday, Jan 10 - Rain
67 High/39 Low - Saturday, Jan 11 - Rain

Contact: Jim Parker
Phone: 1-205-680-9219 cell 205-566-1387

Friday, December 27, 2019

18th Century Artisan Show 2020

January 31, 2020 - February 1, 2020

18th Century Artisan Show
Lewisburg, PA
Country Cupboard Inn
January 31st & February 1st


Contact: John Getz or Art DeCamp
Phone:570-541-1655 or 814-643-6343
Email: ajdecamp@verizon.net


For additional information go here.

Friday, December 20, 2019

4th Annual Alabama-Kentucky Rifle Show

January 9, 2020 @ 8:00 am - January 11, 2020 @ 6:00 pm
Rogersville, AL Joe Wheeler State Park (800)544-5639
January 9th, 10th & 11th
Contact: Jim Parker
Phone: 1-205-680-9219 cell 205-566-1387