What caught my eye.....ALOT! The quality and quantity of nice guns/etc at this small show simply amazes me. I saw and was able to handle both of the rifles you spoke of. Mel Hankla had his Jacob Young rifle(Jackson County) which is of the finest example of gun making from Tennessee. There were two guns on Wayne Elliots table that were quite unique. One was an unsigned flintlock that had a mostly brass barrel but about 4" of the breech was iron. The other was a Tennessee style from Sullivan County that was all brass mounted. Of course, guns are not the only thing....Powder horns, hunting pouches, knives and hawks, art work, books were there. My wife even bought quill work earrings from Lally House.
The museum was a nice, folksy place for a antique rifle show. It was moved simply because the show has out grown the place. If I'm not mistaken it will be at the Jubilee Center just down the interstate from the museum in Knoxville.