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Show us your Guns!
Beautiful engraved guns and bladed weapons! Fooling around in the office again when I am supposed to be cleaning and consolidating. WWI (more or less) with Webley 1909 auto and various accoutrements.- Levallois
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- Forum: The Display Case
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Show us your Pipes
That's fantastic that you are still in the same area after all this time! And thank you very much, Bushman!- Levallois
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- Forum: The Connoisseur
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Show us your Pipes
Dang, I hope it doesn't take that long! I just keyed in on your signature - I was loaned out by my company to the Arizona Dept of Transportation for 2 years as an senior archaeologist reviewing project reports. Doing mainly Historical Archaeology now as an an on-call PI. I see the N. Greene...- Levallois
- Post #190
- Forum: The Connoisseur
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Show us your Pipes
Thanks Dave. Now just waiting for a tobacco shipment to show up so I can smoke it.- Levallois
- Post #188
- Forum: The Connoisseur
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Show us your Pipes
New meerschaum with amber stem I am unsure as to age but I would guess late 19th to early 20th century. Great detail on the claw.- Levallois
- Post #186
- Forum: The Connoisseur
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Show us your Guns!
Gentleman over in the Colt forum, who also hangs out here, reminded me that I haven't posted two of my newest acquisitions, a Winchester 1892 Trapper with a 15-inch barrel in 44-40 circa 1911 and a Smith and Wesson Double action Frontier, probably factory engraved (waiting on letter from S&W)...- Levallois
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- Forum: The Display Case
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Show us your Guns!
Beginning of the 20th century sheriff accoutrements. Smith and Wesson double action .44 Frontier (44-40). Only 15340 produced, this one was made toward the end of production which occurred in 1913.- Levallois
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- Forum: The Display Case
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Show us your Guns!
Yahoody, That is my favorite part of owning these weapons - the historical research. John- Levallois
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- Forum: The Display Case
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Show us your Guns!
Yahoody, That is the prettiest dang Colt I have seen in some time. John- Levallois
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Show us your Guns!
Thanks guys and you're going to get me in so much trouble. Here is one from a while ago, again just fooling around. Guns and accoutrements that a forward thinking (and well off) deputy sheriff circa 1910 might use. Savage 1899H SRC in 32-40 (rare caliber for Savage) and a Colt 1900 pistol in...- Levallois
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- Forum: The Display Case
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Show us your Guns!
I appreciate the nice comments! I got to stop doing this or the wife will have my blanks in a jar. I am supposed to be cleaning up my stuff not playing with all of it. It is a pocket holster and it has the older Heiser mark on the front so it is old - I think pre 1925? Back is pretty boring...- Levallois
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Show us your Guns!
Last one, American Railway Express Company (1917-1929-ish) scenario - Colt Police Positive was sent to them in 1923. Badge is the real deal for Special Officer. I am assuming these persons guard valuable cargo but that is just a WAG on my part. I haven't been able to find anything about that...- Levallois
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- Forum: The Display Case
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Show us your Guns!
The Remington 14 1/2 carbines are quite rare. By far the rarest of the Model 14 family. I lucked into this one at a price that I could afford several years ago. Haven't seen one since. Some estimate less than a 1000 were produced in 38-40 and 44-40 calibers only. They are very slick to run...- Levallois
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- Forum: The Display Case
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Loungers' Pets
We just got a Bernedoodle - Bernese Mountain Dog and Poodle mix. She is a handful but extremely cute.- Levallois
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- Forum: The Display Case
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Spade's Desk Lighter in The Maltese Falcon: Ronson Touch Tip
Mambokurt, That is a beautiful Ronson! I don't know anything about them but you have motivated me to get one finally. Best, John- Levallois
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Show us your Guns!
Finally, a 4 1/2 inch Colt New Service in 38-40 with Stags (1923), Old Geo Lawrence belt (1910-1940s), Heiser tooled holster (1919-1955) with Remington model 14 1/2 pump carbine (1915) also in 38-40 and various accoutrements including pre-mid 1930s Stetson, pocket watch and fob, and old Tower...- Levallois
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Show us your Guns!
Another one with props - 4-inch 1912 Colt Army Special with MOP grips in 32-20, 1919-55 Heiser belt for 32-20 rounds, no-name holster, Winchester 1907 .351 deluxe made in 1908 with a few factory 10-round mags, Remington Dogbone box from the 1930s, another old pocket watch from the 1920-30s...- Levallois
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Show us your Guns!
Was "cleaning" again this weekend and couldn't help myself - 1930s Chicago police sergeant desk complete with old badge, Colt Police Positive made in 1923; Clark holster circa early 30s; Peerless handcuffs made July 1, 1924; 1897 Winchester with Peters #1 Buckshot from late 1920s; Stetson "The...- Levallois
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- Forum: The Display Case
