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Here are some pictures from the parking lot prior to the doors opening and inside the building at the Wayne Show.

Rich Gordon

Thanks, Rich, for the pictures!

I'm planning on seeing everyone there next spring!

Fran

We will all be looking forward to seeing you then. You will have a good time.

Rich Gordon

Thanks for the photos. I've on;y attended once but had a wonderful time. Jerry B.

Looks like it was well-attended!

Up until about 10 days ago I was planning to go, but there were just too many balls in the air this time...

Hope everyone enjoyed themselves!

George P.

Hello Rich,
Thanks for the Wayne pictures and it was good to meet you at Union this year.

Can you give us comments on how sales and or buying went at the Wayne show.

What did you hear sell and how are the prices?

Thanks again,

David & Lerria Rosamond

I did not take any pictures, but I remember a Pooley VTLA complete with albums, an "amputee" Pooley that was missing the bottom below the speaker, an L-door VTLA, and a Duplex. The amputee Pooley was just under a thousand, the Duplex was I think $4000. Unfortunately I did not have much time this year, mostly went there for some pre-arranged transactions. Delivered an Edison B-60 for a forum member and brought home lots of records and a nice tabletop VV-X from member flashpanblue. That VV-X is quite early and should clean up nicely. I always enjoy going to Wayne and meeting other forum members.

Andreas

My thought on the show was that is was well attended. I thought that attendance was better this show than the past 2 or 3. As far as sale went speaking for myself I did excellent. I always enjoy the Wayne Show and usually do well. Plus it's 30 minutes from my house. It also appeared that many other sellers were doing well also. It always great just to get together and share stories as well as machines and stuff. Had a young man around 20 escorted by his mom buy his first cylinder player. A Fireside with a K reproducer and horn. I was so happy to see a young person starting to enjoy our hobby that as a gift a gave him one of the suitcases on my table with 36 2-minute cylinders in it. It was cool to see how happy he was. Made "MY" day.

Rich Gordon

Hi Rich,,

For what its worth, that's a great thing that you did...Makes me smile to see folks pay it forward..

A million thumbs up!!!!

cleveland1996 wrote:Hi Rich,,

For what its worth, that's a great thing that you did...Makes me smile to see folks pay it forward..

A million thumbs up!!!!

Agreed! Good karma on you!

Fran