Here is the picture --
Here is the text page from the "Campfire" Signature catalogue, said to be 1907 --
and the picture --
This all is in answer to a question Steve Cambria posed to me.
F-Grade Comparison
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F-Grade Comparison
Here is the F-Grade text page from the fourth variation "Finest Gun in the World" catalogue --
Here is the picture --
Here is the text page from the "Campfire" Signature catalogue, said to be 1907 --
and the picture --
This all is in answer to a question Steve Cambria posed to me.
Here is the picture --
Here is the text page from the "Campfire" Signature catalogue, said to be 1907 --
and the picture --
This all is in answer to a question Steve Cambria posed to me.
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Re: F-Grade Comparison
I was trying to determine if the description in the early pocket catalog matched the one printed in the Campfire series. I believe that it does. Why would they differ?
On the whole....I'd rather be in Philadelphia....