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    Invitation to SEMCA

    Four years ago a friend from Alabama and I started a yearly meeting at my shop here in Cleveland, MS for the benefit of Japaneseicon collectors and others. It is held the first Friday and Saturday of February each year. This will be our fourth meeting February 5th and 6th. SEMCA stands for South Eastern Military Collectors Association. If you would like to see a little about it go to this site SEMCA - Forums Workshop - The Original Yesterdays Weapons - Message Board - Yuku There are three or four threads that give a pretty good explanation. We eat together at the shop on Friday night and noon Saturday. Everyone is invited and please bring what ever you collect.

    Cleveland is 2 hours south of Memphis, Tn. on Highway 61 and about that far north of Jackson, MS. Plenty of motels but if you are thinking of coming you need to reserve a room soon as you know. If any are interested I will post motels and phone number. Riceone
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    A week from this coming Friday the fourh annual SEMCA will be in progress. If you are in driving distance it will be well worth the effort to come see Japaneseicon firearms that long time collectors have never seen. Fireamrs of other nations will also be here. riceone

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