History Comes Alive! Zurko's National Civil War Show & Sale
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Contact: Zurko Promotions
715-526-9769
HISTORY COMES ALIVE!
NATIONAL CIVIL WAR SHOW & SALE
APRIL 21,2012
WHEATON ILLINOIS: "It's back by popular demand and SOLD OUT," stated Bob Zurko promoter of Chicagoland's NATIONAL CIVIL WAR SHOW AND MILITARY EXTRAVAGANZA.
1000's of fabulous artifacts from the great Civil War of our country will be offered for sale to
collectors and connoisseurs. Over 300 tables of vintage firearms, medals, uniforms, books, ribbons, tokens, historical autographs, coins, tintypes, civil war era jewelry, drums, photos, and much more, including military collectibles up to WWII.In addition to the 1000's of Civil War and military items for sale and investment, there will be Native American artifacts, Revolutionary, and Spanish-American War memorabilia. Of special interest is noted Civil War Historian, Don C. White, author of "Facts, Quotes, and Anecdotes of the Civil War." Mr. White will be presenting "ABRAHAM LINCOLN - THE WAR YEARS." He will share his passion about a man who came from humble beginnings and became president of the United Sates during a conflict that split our nation. Civil War artillery will be displayed.
Show hours at the Du page County Fairgrounds (County Farm & Manchester) will be Saturday, April 21, 2012 from 9am to 4pm. Free parking. For additional information contact: Zurko's Midwest Promotions 715-526-9769 or visit their website at www.zurkopromotions.com or email
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