William S. Grey
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- Apr 28, 2007
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I want to take this opportunity to keep in touch and remind you that we are rapidly approaching one of the best events for toy soldier collectors and enthusiasts in the U.S.--The 29th Annual East Coast Toy Soldier & Historical Figure Show and Sale, on this coming Sunday, November 6th at Fairleigh Dickinson University's Rothman Center in Hackensack, NJ.
Daylight Savings Time ends early Sunday morning, so be sure to turn your clocks back before going to bed the night before.
Doors open at 9 am and if you'll be anywhere in the area, you'll want to make plans to be there. Get there early and stay late and wear comfortable shoes.
It's a big show! If you have never visited The East Coast Toy Soldier Show, please don't confuse or compare it to some of the small regional shows that recently cropped up.
With room for over 300 eight-foot exhibitor tables in a well lit area, with wide aisles and walkways and unlimited free parking, it's the largest show of its kind on the east coast--A trip well worth making.
This year's show will have at least 9 new vendors, who alone reserved an 26 additional tables, and have never been there before. They'll join most of the well known dealers, makers and hobbyists, such as Wm. Britains who reserved 10 Tables; Conte on the right wall with 7 Tables; Hobby Bunker--7 Tables; George the Warrior with 7 Tables; Toy Soldier Gallery with 7 Tables; Dutkins with 6 Tables; Vin Russo--7 Tables; The Marx Man with 10 Tables; and every one else who is participating.
Every thing imaginable, related to toy soldiers and things military will be featured--Antique and new toy soldiers, G.I. Joes, One sixth and action figures, military miniatures, books, videos, gaming figures, castings, and supplies. Even real life reanactors, including King George. Not just something for everyone, but "A heck of a lot for everyone!"
Visit our web site for more information, including a video of one of our past shows and more at: www.vintagecastings.com
See you at the show,
Bill
Daylight Savings Time ends early Sunday morning, so be sure to turn your clocks back before going to bed the night before.
Doors open at 9 am and if you'll be anywhere in the area, you'll want to make plans to be there. Get there early and stay late and wear comfortable shoes.
It's a big show! If you have never visited The East Coast Toy Soldier Show, please don't confuse or compare it to some of the small regional shows that recently cropped up.
With room for over 300 eight-foot exhibitor tables in a well lit area, with wide aisles and walkways and unlimited free parking, it's the largest show of its kind on the east coast--A trip well worth making.
This year's show will have at least 9 new vendors, who alone reserved an 26 additional tables, and have never been there before. They'll join most of the well known dealers, makers and hobbyists, such as Wm. Britains who reserved 10 Tables; Conte on the right wall with 7 Tables; Hobby Bunker--7 Tables; George the Warrior with 7 Tables; Toy Soldier Gallery with 7 Tables; Dutkins with 6 Tables; Vin Russo--7 Tables; The Marx Man with 10 Tables; and every one else who is participating.
Every thing imaginable, related to toy soldiers and things military will be featured--Antique and new toy soldiers, G.I. Joes, One sixth and action figures, military miniatures, books, videos, gaming figures, castings, and supplies. Even real life reanactors, including King George. Not just something for everyone, but "A heck of a lot for everyone!"
Visit our web site for more information, including a video of one of our past shows and more at: www.vintagecastings.com
See you at the show,
Bill
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