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I am pleased to announced that we have reached our goal this morning, with a final total of $813! The response from the community was overwhelming. Thank you so much to all who gave, and those who helped spread the word. (The overage will be applied toward the PayPal fees that are deducted as service charges, so that the final amount given to N&T is $800.)
Since we reached our goal well before Remembrance Day, I'm going to make other arrangements to get the money to them, likely through Corner Clothiers who shares an adjacent retail space with them.
Thank you all once again!
Marc A. Hermann Liberty Rifles.
MOLLUS, New York Commandery.
Oliver Tilden Camp No 26, SUVCW.
In honor of Sgt. William H. Forrest, Co. K, 114th PA Vol. Infantry. Pvt. Emanuel Hermann, 45th PA Militia. Lt. George W. Hopkins & Capt. William K. Hopkins, Co. E, 7th PA Reserves. Pvt. Joseph A. Weckerly, 72nd PA Vol. Infantry (WIA June 29, 1862, d. March 23, 1866.) Pvt. Thomas Will, 21st PA Vol. Cavalry (WIA June 18, 1864, d. July 31, 1864.)
Hey all,
It's been said that if the thief or thieves are reenactors, then they know what they have. If the one/s who did this is in fact a fellow reenactor, they may also be a member of forums such as this one. If so, they will be aware of the fact that we are keeping an eye out for them at the events one would expect them to show up at: The EFUBU, progressive and campaigner-type of events. He/she/they will not try to sell this stuff where it will draw the most attention. In my opinion, we should get word out to ALL of our fellow reenactors. Spread the word to any event you attend or know about, regardless of its authenticity standards or time period. This will remove the culprit's entire market and reason for keeping the thread. Maybe it will even help them realize their folly and return the thread, but that is just the hidden idealist in me speaking.
Rob Weber
3d Alabama
When the blast of war blows in your ears, then shall ye good men imitate the actions of the tiger!!! Stiffen thy sinews, summon up thy blood, disguise thy fair nature with hard favored RAGE!!! -- William Shakespeare, Henry V, Act 3, sc. 1
Three Cheers and a Tiger!! Great job everyone, and thanks for all those who showed thier support for Needle and Thread. Marc, will you be attending the Ike's Farm in two weeks, that would be a good time to present the check.
Are these spools of thread stamped or marked in some way, so that we might could tell stolen goods from the legitmate sellers of thread? Or the legitimate sellers of thread having purchased stolen goods?
(Whether at events, on-line fora, or on EBAD.)
Curt
Curt Schmidt
In gleichem Schritt und Tritt, Curt Schmidt
-Hard and sharp as flint...secret, and self-contained, and solitary as an oyster.
-Haplogroup R1b M343 (Subclade R1b1a2 M269)
-Pointless Folksy Wisdom Mess, Oblio Lodge #1
-Vastly Ignorant
-Often incorrect, technically, historically, factually.
Marc A. Hermann Liberty Rifles.
MOLLUS, New York Commandery.
Oliver Tilden Camp No 26, SUVCW.
In honor of Sgt. William H. Forrest, Co. K, 114th PA Vol. Infantry. Pvt. Emanuel Hermann, 45th PA Militia. Lt. George W. Hopkins & Capt. William K. Hopkins, Co. E, 7th PA Reserves. Pvt. Joseph A. Weckerly, 72nd PA Vol. Infantry (WIA June 29, 1862, d. March 23, 1866.) Pvt. Thomas Will, 21st PA Vol. Cavalry (WIA June 18, 1864, d. July 31, 1864.)
UPDATE: The full $800 was mailed to N&T today! Thanks once again to ALL who donated and helped spread the word!
Marc A. Hermann Liberty Rifles.
MOLLUS, New York Commandery.
Oliver Tilden Camp No 26, SUVCW.
In honor of Sgt. William H. Forrest, Co. K, 114th PA Vol. Infantry. Pvt. Emanuel Hermann, 45th PA Militia. Lt. George W. Hopkins & Capt. William K. Hopkins, Co. E, 7th PA Reserves. Pvt. Joseph A. Weckerly, 72nd PA Vol. Infantry (WIA June 29, 1862, d. March 23, 1866.) Pvt. Thomas Will, 21st PA Vol. Cavalry (WIA June 18, 1864, d. July 31, 1864.)
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