Today was the start of the Spring 2022 Kutztown Antiques Extravaganza
and for me was the first big show of the year.  The weather was clear,
but a little cool to start with, but it warmed up a touch during the
walk around.

We got there later than I had hoped and the line to get it was pretty long.

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And kept on going.

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There are 2 covered pavilions here.  It's mostly jewelry and higher end
antiques, but once in a while some good stuff shows up there.

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It was a beautiful day.

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Pickings weren't great, but overall not too bad, I've had worse days
there.  I got a pretty nice Estwing hatchet with the original sheath, a
3" try square, an original CW mainspring vise, a Stanley boxwood
mortising gage, a neat turned steel plumb bob, an early Stanley 9 1/2
block plane, the cap is toast, but the body looks to be good, a cast
iron bed key or wrench, a small archimedian drill, a 1/8" Sandusky side
bead plane, and a 6" combination square, with a Brown & Sharpe rule and
a Starrett head.

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On the hammer side of things, I got a blacksmith square hole drift
punch, a small saw setting hammer, a small cross peen hammer head, a
Stortz Philadelphia slate roofer's hammer, and 3 cobblers hammers.

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And now it's time for the real work to begin.

Tony (a picking and a plundering...

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