Stamps Galore Sacramento 2001 Convention Report

PLEASE JOIN US FOR A TOUR OF THE
SACRAMENTO RUBBERAMA HELD ON JULY 28, 2001

The show was held at the Sacramento Convention Center in Hall "B" which afforded lots
of room for the 33 vendors present. There was also a "Make It and Take It" classroom,
a "Mini Lecture" classroom and an area set aside for eating, visiting and relaxation.
The show hours were 9 am to 5 pm. We do not represent a show promoter or any
specific company other than our own, Stamps Galore. This report is presented in the
spirit of "Rubber Stampers" who we always see having lots of fun at shows! While you
are reading this introduction, the pictures are loading so "kick back", relax and enjoy!

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The Capitol Building was located just a few blocks away from the Convention Center. Notice
the beautiful palm trees bordering the Capitol Park.

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Before the show, we walked through the Capitol Park rose garden and I couldn't resist taking
this picture of a beautiful rose with water droplets on it.

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The Convention Center early in the morning and the Rubberama T-shirt table.

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Colleen Quinn, Administrative Assistant; Kat Okamoto, show promoter; Donnie England, announcer and
Paula Best, a vendor.

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Shown in the background is the food booth and adjacent to it was the area for eating, visiting and relaxation.

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Here we can see "Rubber Stampers" participating in a "Make and Take" class taught by Lisa Moye of
Judikins

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"Above the Mark" stamp company

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"A Country Welcome" stamp company

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"Beeswax" stamp company

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Calif. Paper Goods & Good Stamps. Emy Good is wearing her infamous black hat with colorful paper
streamers and is talking with one of her long time employees, Frank Fernandez.

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"Creations Unlimited" stamp company

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Marie Gerry is shown here teaching a Make and Take in "Darcie's" booth. Also shown is the gum drop
box the "Rubber Stampers" were making.