Who Engraved Teddy's F-Grade
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Who Engraved Teddy's F-Grade
This was posted over on Trapshooters.com by a great-great-great grandson of Theo Glahn.
This appears to be the same picture used for the F-/FE-Grade in the "Campfire" Catalogues No. 24 and 25 (1911 & 1912) --
and also the center spread in the 1915 - 16 "A Fox Gets the Game" catalogues --
For pictures of T.R.'s F-Grade, serial number 13292, see the Julia's Auction catalog October 2010 --
https://www.morphyauctions.com/jamesdju ... gun-40555/
For pictures of the much fancier mate to T.R.s gun, serial number 13291, see Bill Headrick's article in The Double Gun Journal, Volume Fourteen, Issue 2.
This appears to be the same picture used for the F-/FE-Grade in the "Campfire" Catalogues No. 24 and 25 (1911 & 1912) --
and also the center spread in the 1915 - 16 "A Fox Gets the Game" catalogues --
For pictures of T.R.'s F-Grade, serial number 13292, see the Julia's Auction catalog October 2010 --
https://www.morphyauctions.com/jamesdju ... gun-40555/
For pictures of the much fancier mate to T.R.s gun, serial number 13291, see Bill Headrick's article in The Double Gun Journal, Volume Fourteen, Issue 2.
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Re: Who Engraved Teddy's F-Grade
Couple hours after I posted the above I was looking for something else and found this --
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Re: Who Engraved Teddy's F-Grade
Fantastic Dave, THANK YOU!
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Re: Who Engraved Teddy's F-Grade
Thanks Dave, I didn’t realize the gun was also on the river of doubt trip. They were lucky to have anyone or anything survive. There is an interesting book written about the trip. John
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Re: Who Engraved Teddy's F-Grade
The more I look at this, I'm thinking old Theo got hold of one of the A.H. Fox Gun Co. display FE-Grade signs, pasted a copy of the T.R. letter over the company name and pricing info, and inked in the "ENGRAVED BY THEO. GLAHN." in the upper right corner. The N appears to be inked over the tape holding the bits of the sign together.
Then again, maybe I just have too much time on my hands with social distancing and isolation.
Then again, maybe I just have too much time on my hands with social distancing and isolation.
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Re: Who Engraved Teddy's F-Grade
I read the string on trap shooter’s forum and found it very interesting. As I shared on that forum at last year’s Spring Tulsa show one of the SXS dealers had a FE that if I remember correctly was one digit higher than Teddy’s gun. I wonder if it was also engraved by Theo. Glahn?
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Re: Who Engraved Teddy's F-Grade
Teddy's gun was an F-Grade 13292 --
Its mate, the much fancier FE-Grade, is serial number 13291, that was in the Pop Headrick collection and on the dust jacket of McIntosh's Best Guns and his Fox book and pictured throughout as well as covered in a Bill Headrick photo spread in The Double Gun Journal, Volume Fourteen, Issue 2.
Its mate, the much fancier FE-Grade, is serial number 13291, that was in the Pop Headrick collection and on the dust jacket of McIntosh's Best Guns and his Fox book and pictured throughout as well as covered in a Bill Headrick photo spread in The Double Gun Journal, Volume Fourteen, Issue 2.
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