Fox Collectors

Dave, I was lucky enough to win the price list. Never seen another. Still surprises out there!

I was watching it, but passed.

I picked this up on eBay only because I've never seen one before.

Can anyone help with the names?

Nice find Craig. The "hunt" is everything. I found a second generation AE 20 a few years ago that I still haven't taken any pictures of. Thanks for reminding me.

Sharp looking display. Any details on the guns you could share?

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A Mickey Mantle rookie card has no intrinsic value as well. A piece of cardboard. But supply and demand dictates it's worth $5 million dollars. Go figure.

This Philadelphia Arms Company stock certificate sold for $450 (plus 25% BP) last night. 39822043_1.jpg "This is stock number 12 for 21 shares of the Philadelphia Arms Company that was formed in 1902 only to be owned later by the A.H. Fox Gun Company. The Fox Company would later incorporate the...

Great find!

I don't recall seeing much for Parker, Smith, or Ithaca either.

I have a few. Will send you some pictures.

Yes, my early Sterlingworth Pin ejector #60027.

Found these at a local antique auction for a ten dollar bill.

But I don't know much about L.C. paper.

During the recession of 2008 I could buy some things, but since about 2012, prices shoot by my comfort zone. It certainly appears the virus hasn't affected sporting collectibles -- $20496 for that UMC CLUB "Christmas" box!! I wonder if the rise in sporting collectibles is somehow related ...

TOOL MAN wrote:I don't know what came over me but I was captivated by that damn, Dupont powder poster. Was up till 3 am bidding. God, I hate that "no end until all bidding stops" S.O.P.!!

Would that be the "''HOW ARE YOU OLD MAN" poster? Great piece.