CIVIL WAR & C.A.D.A. Arms Dealer Show & Sale
CIVIL WAR & C.A.D.A.
Arms Dealer Show & Sale
Tributes Veterans with FREE Admission
WHEATON, ILLINOIS-Saturday, April 29th, 2017 9am to 4pm
WHEATON, ILLINOIS-Saturday, September 23, 2017
The Du Page County Fairgrounds will host the newly combined National Civil War Show & Military Extravaganza with the Collector Arms Dealer Association (C.A.D.A.) Show & Sale. The two combined shows will offer as a “Tribute to Veterans”, FREE Admission to all veterans with proper/valid identification.
“YES, to VETS”, a veteran’s support group organization, based in Downers Grove, Illinois will be on hand to meet and greet veterans and answer questions regarding their organization.
Also in attendance will be the United States Submarine Veterans Inc. organization representing WWII Submarine Veterans and ALL U.S. Navy Submariners, past, present and future. A Memorial fund is being set-up at www.crashdivebase.com
The newly combined shows will offer 2 separate buildings full of Civil War Treasures, WWI artifacts and unique collectors arms! All for one admission.
Collectors are advised to come early as there will be so much more to see!
For additional information write Zurko Promotions at 115 E. Division St. Shawano, Wisconsin or call 715-526-9759 or email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Please go to our web-site zurkopromotions.com for information on our other events.
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