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| Assorted swirled floats found on remote Alaskan beaches by me! |
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| Russian star float with a dot I found. This is a beautiful float, but it does have a crack. |
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| This is a tri mold float with 2 spindles inside the float!! I found this gem on a remote Alaskan beach, too! |
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| Author & long-time glass fishing float collector/researcher, Walt Pich. |
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| Alan Rammer, author & long-time collector discussing floats, I'm sure! |
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| Alan Rammer's booth. |
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| Items found on the beach are exhibited & judged each year. These were all found on the Olympic Peninsula. |
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| Items found on the beach believed to be from the 2011 Japanese tsunami are placed on exhibit. |
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| These items were just a portion of those found on the Olympic Peninsula beaches by John Anderson. |
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| Shannon is giving a little Float 101 to some folks. |
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| Floats from John Anderson are entered into the glass fishing float category. Pardon the reflection of the overhead lights on the glass! |
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| Various floats entered into the glass fishing float category. |
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| A Kanji roller from John Anderson's collection & display. |
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| A spectacular cobalt blue swirled float from Mike Taylor's collection. |
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| Another float from John Anderson's display. |
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| That jumbo roller had many folks drooling! |
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| "Colonel" Rich Richardson & Walt Pich. Both of these collectors have been to Japan many times & have done a great deal of research for our hobby. |
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| Several of the collectors managed to be sitting at the same time, so I snapped this shot. |
