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I would narrow it down to 1912-1913
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Lifer
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Guys,
I don't want to highjack this thread but here is something that is somewhat relevant. (and pretty) My wife collects pretties as I search the world for war guns. Well, she is out Christmas shopping and I was doing a little work on the collection when her "pretties" caught my eye. So I took a quick picture. Excuse the lousy composition and photography. 1. A Model 1908 Colt, Vest Pocket, .25ACP, circa 1920, Mother of Pearl Stocks 2. A FN Model 1905, Second Variation Vest Pocket, heavily engraved, .25ACP, Mother of Pearl stocks 3. A Star, cal .22 LR, engraved with plastic factory stocks 4. A S&W Chief's Model, .38 Spl, factory engraved, ivory grips and inscribed around the cylinder: "Fear no man, no matter what his size, just call on me, I'll equalize. Enjoy! John |
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