Huge Flea Market Guns Knives Tomahawk Friendship Indiana  

Welcome!

You should!

yes sir you can go broke there fast.

twice a year in Friendship Indiana

Definitely!

I am glad you enjoy the videos! Yes let’s hope for a return to sanity this November and beyond!

A lot of interesting material to pore over. As an aside I was interested to see a country still using one dollar notes, pretty much history elsewhere so they may soon be collectables as well.

I love that gun.

thank you sir, welcome aboard!!!

Thanks for your time and toil retelling that poem. I'd forgotten most of it

During the days of early America, French and English officers wore crescent-shaped gorgets of silver or silver gilt as a badge of rank. The British awarded gorgets to various chiefs of American Indian tribes both as tokens of goodwill and a badge of their high status. Those being awarded a gorget were known as gorget captains. Gorgets were also awarded to African chiefs. Here is a passage from Wikipedia: "A gorget is a type of neck armor worn by soldiers and knights in the Middle Ages and Renaissance periods. It was typically made of steel or other metals and was designed to protect the neck and throat area from swords and other weapons. The origins of the gorget can be traced back to the 14th century, where it was first used as a simple plate worn around the neck. Over time, the gorget evolved into a more complex piece of armor that covered not only the neck but also the upper chest and shoulders. During the 15th and 16th centuries, the gorget became an essential part of a full suit of armor. It was often decorated with intricate engravings and designs, making it a symbol of status and wealth. By the 17th century, the gorget had become smaller and less prominent, and was eventually replaced by the cravat or necktie. The use of the gorget continued in some military applications, particularly in the British Army, where it was worn by officers as a badge of rank until the 19th century. In modern times, the gorget has been revived as a piece of ceremonial dress, worn by military officers during formal occasions. Overall, the history of the gorget reflects the evolution of armor and military dress over several centuries. While it is no longer used in a practical sense, its legacy lives on as a symbol of tradition and military heritage."

I will next June when the market returns...

I didn't see any.

Oui c'est magnifique!

Hi there!!!

I go at sunrise. Many vendors weren’t there yet.

Every June and September, google "Friendship Flea Market" and "NMLRA National Shoot"

I'm not sure what the laws are in Ohio.

Not for a muzzleloader unless your in a commie state

Small town called Friendship IN. Google Friendship Flea Market.

Which guy?