Exhibit Judging at Arizona Arms Shows

Exhibitor:

Please provide the following information:

Name of Exhibitor:    _____________________

Name of Exhibit:    _____________________

Display Table Number:    _____________________

Items of Special Merit:    _____________________

Ground Rules:
1. No item may be removed from the display while on exhibit.
2. Any major misrepresentation of an item on display may disqualify the display for an award.
3. Items which are not factory original should be labeled to avoid disqualification.
4. Items on display must be the property of the named exhibitor or identified as to the real owner.

Judges:

Please judge the above named exhibit by the following categories. Carefully consider your evaluation and then determine the number of points to be awarded in each category. You may award any amount of points you wish per category, not to exceed the maximum listed. The individual judge's points will be tabulated by either the Show Director or a member of the Board to determine the exhibit winners.

Judge's Name   _____________________

I Education Factors
A. Title:
1. Does the exhibit have a title?	5	_____
2. Does the title fit the exhibit	10	_____
B. Exhibit Labeling /Explanation:
1. Are the individual items properly and adequately identified?	15	_____
2. Are there related brochures, pictures, accoutrements or other items to further explain the exhibit?	10	_____
II Material of the Exhibit
A. Completeness: Do the items on exhibit adequately define the title?	10	_____
B. Condition: How do the exhibit items compare to material available?	10	_____
C. Rarity of Items on Exhibit: Are rare example displayed?	10	_____
D. Collector Importance of Items on Exhibit: Do items on exhibit improve collector knowledge?	5	_____
III General Appeal
A. Relative skill evidenced in construction of exhibit	10	_____
B. Neatness, general appearance and general public appeal.	5	_____
IV Association Goals
A. How does the exhibit further the goals of the Arizona Arms Association, Inc.?
1. Research and study the history of arms and armament?	5	_____
2. Disseminates this information to the members and public at large?	5	_____
Total
(Possible score: 100 points)

 

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