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HOLY CRAP THAT LOOKS AMAZING

He normally opens up his place for all to see. He is a good man with some incredible machines. And not just phonograph related. It truly is an amazing Palace.

I've been to Jasper's little palace 14 times while attending the Union show, and I'll never get tired of it. The first year I went I didn't bring a camera, boy was I kicking myself! I take pictures every year now. Despite having duplicate pictures of the machines, I take more each year... kind of an obsession, eh?

He sure must sell a heck of a lot of Fisher Nuts!!! You can see the factory while on Rt-90 in Elgin,Il.

Rich Gordon

It is indeed a wonderland. Go if you get a chance.

Clay

rgordon939 wrote:He sure must sell a heck of a lot of Fisher Nuts!!! You can see the factory while on Rt-90 in Elgin,Il.

Rich Gordon

I would like to know how much peanut butter his farms have produced.

He sure must sell a heck of a lot of Fisher Nuts!!!

The secret to Jasper's success is that he buys them by the ton, and sells them by the ounce!

I'll be going. I've gone every year since 2001, except for 2008 when I broke a leg just before. But I live nearby, so it's easy...I believe Orthosean will be coming too!

Hello:
I am giving some thought to attending Union, my first ever phono show (aside from the "Vintique" one in Bath/Hartville Ohio years ago, which was quite disappointing.).
I see it is June 12, 13, 14, 2015. But where is it?
I'd love to meet some of you men and women, hoping I suppose to recognize you from the various photos posted on this thread. I probably will be tip-toeing around being new to socializing with phono-friendly people.
I searched several threads for a clue as to location but nothing.
Please help with a Garmin-suitable address.
John

Here is the website for the event with all the information.

http://www.wildwesttown.com/special-eve ... graph-show

Clay