I noticed that myself, but fortunately one of the first members I met when I walked in the gate was Duane, he told me where things were.
 This might be a down side to downsizing our operations at shows. I agree with the downsizing, as our inventory maintenance costs tend to pretty well negate most of the profitability. An inventory had to be maintained in the trailer, as well as vehicle maintenance, and transportation. That trailer was getting some age on it, and would need sufficient repairs to retain reliability, that potential costs exceeded value of the vehicle.
 I looked at the cost and reliability issues associated with this operation when I was President, what I found was costs were beginning to create a liability. That is one of the reasons for not continuing the Louisville show, at that time I had been working that show for 10 years or more, but putting personal feelings aside, one must pursue good practice in business.
At Auburn, the trailer and contents were sold at auction, I believe that was beneficial. Now we ship what merchandise we may need, as such, we no longer have these signs and banners we once did have. It is a leaner operation, but that is a drawback to it. As a result, we now rely more on membership dues, and less on revenue enhancements, which should be sufficient for our needs.
Take care!
Andy