7th Annual East Coast Fine Arms Show

[Dean Romig]

First I would like to thank everybody who stopped by the PGCA booth to chat or just to take notice of The Parker Gun. It was a nice show and like Dave says, it has improved in attendance over last year.
While we appreciate the compliments of the PGCA booth being the best at the show I can only say that there were some other great displays at other booths and tables and while they may not represent the kind of guns we collect and appreciate those other guys had some wonderful stuff. This is not a show for "black weapons" and none were present, thankfully.
Thanks also to Dave for putting our organization's presence in the East Coast Fine Arms Show for yet another year and thanks to all who manned the booth.

We all agreed today as we were breaking down the display that the things we liked most about our presence at the show this year was being able to answer the many questions that visitors had about the Parker Gun and the PGCA but even more than that was our being able to help two really nice guys with the purchase of their 'new' Parkers from other vendor's tables in the show... That's what this organization is all about - sharing the knowledge!!

[Pa SxS]

I had a great time Sunday with Dave, Dean, and Larry at the Parker booth. I got to see some interesting guns and we were able to assist a young man buy his first trojan. He was really excited on his purchase. We also had a few people bring their Parkers to the booth for evaluation. You just never know what will come out of the case!

I also got to know Steve Cambria from the Fox Collectors Assn. He's such a nice guy that we let him set up right next to us but he took alot of abuse from Dave

Picture #1, Dave eyeballing a Francotte. He's thinking of resigning from the PGCA Assn and starting the Francotte Collectors Assn Dean can't believe it.

Picture #2, Steve Cambria of the Fox Assn. Nice guy!