Wayne Hatz, of Baraboo, had this display of unique and unusual hammers, each of them having a special purpose or a bit of interesting history.

Mark Guellis, of Monticello, MN, had this display of John Deere service tools and wrenches, fitting in nicely with both features, wrenches and Deere.

Jim McGhee, of Hollandale, WI, has this nice display of wrenches and cast iron seats.

Allen Raeder, of Glenbuelah, WI, had this collection of wrenches, indexed by manufacturer.

Carl Cotrone, of Hancock, WI, brought down part of his wrench collection.

     
Showing that our exhibitors have an artistic side as well as a mechanical bent is this carving by Ellsworth Olson, of Viroqua, WI. Ellsworth took a grapevine that had grown around a tree and turned it into a very realistic looking snake.