Trip down memory lane

[EZ]

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What a great piece of history.

[silverspur]

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Those are nice callls and its great that you have a collection of calls from the PA callmakers.  We have over the years many great ones and these call are a big part of that history.

[Yoder409]

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Those are nice callls and its great that you have a collection of calls from the PA callmakers.  We have over the years many great ones and these call are a big part of that history.

The Pennsylvania portion of.my collection/accumulation is mostly production calls from some of more historic callmakers.......... Smith, Gray, Stevenson, Hall, Rohm and others.   Not high.dollar stuff.  Just really NEAT stuff.

[Takeaim1st]

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As far as the area of distribution,  I know they spread as far South as one can go in Virginia. I have two of them. My late brother-law, passed in1996, He gave me one of the "sweet butternut" calls a year before the tragic accident. Some time after that I called Smith and ask Him for a higher pitched one of the butternut calls and He sent it to me. Nice little call.

[Yoder409]

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As far as the area of distribution,  I know they spread as far South as one can go in Virginia. I have two of them.

Excellent info !!!

Thank you !!!

[Harty]

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Nothin like readin about a good piece of history!Think you should go by the handle of Yoda

[Yoder409]

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Lol !!!

I probably have the belly for it.........but I'm a little too tall.

[Crghss]

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Since you asked........I don’t remember Smith Calls growing up in Berks county 70’s early 80’s. We mostly used lynch. Later I learned of them.

[Yoder409]

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Berks county, starting in the 80's, was probably Joe Hall / Hally Caller country.

[Old Gobbler]

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Good job !