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General discussion => Antique Gun Collecting => Topic started by: timM on July 13, 2008, 09:02:50 PM
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I can show another variant of a David Rose swivel if there is interest? tim
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Tim,
Very neat little rifle. Is the set trigger pushed forward?
Scott
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tim,if i may ask,where did you get that great rifle.
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Wow, That interesting..especially since my Great Grandfather, Grandfather and father were all born and raised in Lorain Co OH between 1820 and 1900...thye might have had a Rose gun!!!
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Tim, Thanks for posting pictures of this nice rifle. Nice inlays and finish. I like the color. I bet she's pretty in the sunshine. If you have another, by all means, post it! This forum is about the only place I get to see antique rifles.
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Scott,...yes
Lew,...from the nice old lady.....just kidding. I purchased this rifle in my local area from a gentleman who had family history that goes back a long time in Ohio.
Tim,...so who was H.F. Hamilton?
Roger,...thank you.
tim
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A very nice gun. Thank you for sharing it with us.
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Tim,...so who was H.F. Hamilton?
tim
I will get out my census tracts and see what i can find.
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That's a beauty!