Fox Collectors

Fin2Feather wrote:Now, if I drove there in a Fox auto with a Fox toy gun in the back seat, how many more bases would I have to cover?

You'd also have to pull a self-lighting cigarette out of the pack ... best done while the fairer sex is watching you exiting the vehicle.

Stan Hillis wrote:That's cool. Wouldn't it be neat to catch some fish on a Fox reel and bag some birds with a Fox gun in the same day?

Stan,

Now ... would one more properly call that a mixed bag or a mixed creel?

Fin, Nice Philly Fox. I'm sure your buddy holds you in highest esteem. Quite possibly, we all may have such a museum. I have a minty-looking L. C. Smith typewriter that I dragged all the way back east from Washburn, North Dakota. Although the ribbon is pretty dried up, it still works like a champ.

Just stumbled onto this picture Mike. What a beauty for a ... ah, er, uh ... whaddaya call a 100-year-old gun? A "centurian"? Didn't the Roman armies have a bunch of those?