Anyone here go to their shows in Allentown, Pa? Their focus is on antique and military firearms with no jerky or pickles.
It's a 1 1/2 hour drive but I'm likely going to the next show in February. I expect to be overwhelmed by both selections and prices but IDK. What say you?

John

I went to the show today, Valentines Day as it were, and all I can say is... wow. Not a single pickle or strip of jerky to be seen. But lots of old stuff. Everything from Garands to original Brown Bess muskets and much more. There was a nice sprinkling of modern firearms too. Two halls of very interesting stuff.
I went with the intent to find a reasonably priced shooter grade #2 Remington rolling block rifle and am happy to say that I found my thrill, a decent example in one of my favorite calibers, 32-20 WCF. The gentleman I bought it from had two beautiful Stevens rifles, a 44 1/2 in 32-40 and a 44 in that ridiculously long 25-25 cartridge. Both were with beautifully case hard receivers but were a little out of my league, money wise.
The #2 was the only one seen so I guess it was meant to be.
Afterwards I found a rather nice Hepburn, marked 38 on the barrel, the seller had no idea of the exact cartridge or whether it was a rimfire of centerfire rifle. The chamber looked like a straight walled case but IDK. Nice rifle that showed its age. My funds were depleted so it remained on the table. 
That show was definitely worth the hour forty minute drive.

John