Today was the start of the Fall 2021 Kutztown Antiques Extravaganza. 
The temperature was 50F when I got there, but it was comfortable with no
wind.  There were a lot of buyers, but the seller count was way down,
even less than the summer show, which usually is the opposite.  The line
getting in was long.

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After a day of heavy rain on Thursday, there was mud and lots of it.

http://oldetoolshop.com/jointer/bffiles/2021/kutztownfall09242021f2.jpg

But it was a nice day to be out.

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Pickings were light.  I got a Starrett No. 251 beam trammel with a rough
original box, a Reliance draw knife, a Stanley SW No. 37 level, a
Stanley No. 130 double end block plane, and a Millers Falls No. 15
adjustable mouth block plane.

http://oldetoolshop.com/jointer/bffiles/2021/kutztownfall09242021t1.jpg

There is a hand forged hammer with a pointed peen, a hand forged claw
hammer, a small draw bore pin, a Stanley No. 51 spokeshave, a tapered
reamer for a brace, what looks to be a Stanley chisel under a coat of
yellow paint, a P S & W chisel, a small carving tool gouge, a hand
forged oyster or clam shucking knife made from an old file, and cast
iron file handle.

http://oldetoolshop.com/jointer/bffiles/2021/kutztownfall09242021t2.jpg

Not a great load, but those have been few and far between of late.

Tony (running hard on the road to nowhere)
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