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Most Internet Browsers – Firefox, Edge, Opera etc – have decided to truncate, or cut off, the bottoms of long emails like this one. There is a tiny note at the bottom allowing you to retrieve the rest of the email. Rob and Abby
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A TOUGH WEEK FOR OENOPHILES, after Pizza Hut announced it has developed a tomato based wine. The chain said its “Tomato Wine” delivers a “blend of fresh herbs and spices, with rich unripened tomato notes and a subtle hint of toasted oak – reminiscent of a perfectly baked pizza crust.”******************************************* PURSUING EXCELLENCE after Swiss chocolatier Lindt admitted in court filings that its chocolate is not in fact “expertly crafted from the finest ingredients” Responding in a class action lawsuit alleging the presence of toxic heavy metals, Lindt’s lawyers argued that advertising claims of Lindt’s “excellence” were not substantive assertions but mere “puffery.”
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AWKWARD SONG SELECTION, after Celine Dion’s TItanic movie theme song hit, “My Heart will Go On,” played over speakers abroad Royal Caribbean’s Explorer of the Seas as the cruise ship was rocked by a violent storm off the Canary Islands. “We actually thought it was part of special effects,” one passenger said.
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ONLY IN AMERICA , a South Carolina school teacher has filed a sexual harassment claim against a 10 year old student whose hugs she did not appreciate. The unnamed teacher alleges the boy hugged her on multiple occasions, at one point even laying his head on her chest. The boy’s mother Lindsay Cased, concedes her son is a very loving child,” but says the formal complaint is an overreaction as is the school subjecting her son to a “no hug policy” pending investigation.
The Week
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Gift Ideas for you… and they are good to give away too! |
These are great presents, if you can’t decide, the Bannermans are sure-fire winners. We also like the Sears 1942 Power Tools Catalog (42 pgs) and the Sears 1908 Catalog (280 pgs and covers a wide range of Sears offerings… fun to read)
Bannerman Arms Catalogs – we like the 1903 or ’04 and the 1925 or ’27 editions, everyone should have at least one of these…
These titles are must have booklets for your next tiger hunt…
Check out the triangular ammo for this pistol…
Don’t miss The Tenderfoot’s Turn included with the 1909 Savage catalog…
And then the 1934 Federal Labs* had some novel gear for crowd control, “air spraying… toxic gases such as tear gas, sickening gas and blistering gas. When used with such gases… effective control of mobs and local uprisings.” Also, rifled mortars, frag bombs, Tommy guns, or if you need to protect your bank or store, “No Shooting in Crowded Lobbys (sic),” with, “… scientific method of flooding the entire public lobby with a concentration of impenetrable tear gas and fog.” Or a steel sandwich of toxic chemicals protect your bank vault from torches or drills. Armored Limousines and trucks, coffman starter, and more…
Over the counter Silencers…
Some youth publications you probably had (or your dad, or grandad had)…
Eugene Stoner was the father of the M-16 and other weapons…
For shifty cousins…
Some more of our favorites from around the country…
- Abercrombie & Fitch Firearms and Sports Catalogs
- Allcock Laight & Westwood Co. Ltd. 1939 Gun Catalogue (Toronto)
- Bourne, Joseph & Son Wholesale Trade Catalog 1933 (UK)
- Bown 1876, James & Son, Sporting Goods, Pittsburgh, PA
- Clabrough & Golcher 1895-6 Catalog (San Francisco)
- Charles Folsom and HD Folsom Guns and Sporting Goods, NY
- Curry and Bro., 1884 Catalogue, San Francisco
- Edw K Tryon, Jr & Co. Guns & Sport Goods Catalogs, Phila, PA
- Frank P. Hall Co. 1910 Gun Catalog (Columbus, Ohio)
- Godfrey, Chas. J. Guns & Sport Goods Catalogs (New York)
- Greer & Laing 1914 Gun & Sporting Goods Catalog- Wheeling W. Va.
- Heike Hobby – Indian Artifact Catalogue c1920 (Illinois)
- Iver Johnson c1908 Big Catalog, Boston
- John B. Varick Co. 1934 Gun Catalog (Manchester, NH)
- Kirk, W. Stokes – Military, Rifles & Merchandise Catalog 1918, Philadelphia, PA
- Lovell, John P. Arms Co. 1887 Gun Catalog, Boston
- Maher & Grosh Knives and Guns (Toledo, Ohio) c1908
- Marshall-Wells Co 1948 Catalog of Guns and Etc. – Spokane WA
- New York Sporting Goods 1916-17 (Early) Catalog
- SCHOVERLING, DALY & GALES – ALL CATALOGS (NY)
- SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. – ALL (Chicago)- check the index for contents
- Stark’s 1949 Surplus Goods Catalog, Chicago
- STOEGER, AF – (NY, NY) – ALL CATALOGS- check the index for contents
- Storrs & Candee Sporting Goods Catalog 1894 (Hartford, CT)
- VON LENGERKE (Detmold & Antoine) – NY & Chicago – ALL CATALOGS
- WILLIAM READ- Boston- check the index for contents
- WUM 1932 (German- Eng, Fr, Sp, & Ger Text) Gun & Sports Catalog
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I never seen a internet company I hate more than you. I think your job to make copies of these good old brochures is just wrong like steealing. Companys want to protect their privacy and you spoilthat when you do what you do and it is probably illegal and you could go to jail. Got to Hell. Jimmie Carpenter
Wow, well OK then, y’all have a nice Christmas. By the way, I see, checking our records, you have not been a customer so if you ever want to order something from us just let either of us us know so we can expedite your order… Rob and Abby
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If you haven’t read Arms Heritage you’ve not missed out, we’ve got them.
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Can you please arrange postage for me to Western Australia. I what to buy the fieldman flyer. Lance Richard Ridley
Hi Lance, I am sorry, we stopped shipping down under when your inland revenue folks required that we collect, maintain and submit import duties and taxes. We just cannot do that. We suggest you buy an pdf and have it printed at an office store or on your own printer. Cheers, Abby
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I’ve been looking for an original manual for the Arsenal SLR 95. Do you guys make printed versions close to identical from the original versions? Rusty
Hi Rusty, No, we purposely make our reprints easily identified as not being original. Our business is to provide information not to make what could be considered making forgeries of originals. Best, Abby
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Ideal 1940 Hand Book No. 34 – Ammunition & Reloading: Does this book have loading data for 9.3x72R? Not to be confused with 9.3x74R. harbourdds (ebay)
No, it doesn’t as far as I can see. Try googling “loading data for 9.3x72R’, there are several choices. Best, Abby
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I’d like to ask you about the sale procedures for pdf files, as I live in Argentina and I’m trying to buy the Lyman 1973 Cast Bullet Handbook- 2nd Edition but once in the check out I find there’s ‘no shipping ‘ for my country. Being a file I just thought you’d email it to me or give me a temporary link? Franco De Pietro
Hello Franco, It looks as if the booklet was not properly set for PDF sales. I think I fixed it, so, would you mind trying again? If you still have a problem, please let me know. Best wishes, Abby
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Looking for a stock for my 12 gauge Hopkins and Allen falling block. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Mike
Hi Mike, Look at parts suppliers under resources at the website, that might be a source for you. Best, Abby
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Lyman 1964 Reloading Handbook 43rd ed: What is the condition of the Lyman #43 manual? The plastic binder is bad about breaking. Thanks gaca-2796 (ebay)
It is new, you have to scroll down past all the ebay advertisements to read about it… 223 pages, about 11″ x 8″, glossy soft-cover in full color. New COLOR re-print restored and digitally enhanced from a nice original. Printed on high quality 20# 97 bright acid free paper. Fully Illustrated. Rob for cornellpubs
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Dear Erik, Thanks so much for the contribution to our podcasts, you are the first! Best wishes, Abby and Rob
It’s sure not much, but I did want to say ‘thanks’ for all your work and great history. Erik Stoer
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Remington umc 32, C 20778 Just wondering the age ,was my step fathers, and his fathers before that. Value if ya know but unimportant. Dan
Hi Dan, You should google the description of your gun. You haven’t given us much to go on. Serial numbers don’t help unless we know the model of a weapon. Best, Abby
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Once again I am excited to get another of your reprints. History in the hand. Thank you for your skills , dedication and I get hysterical at the brainless letters sent to you and the totally crazy replies to the morons. People really abuse the feedback with petty stupid complaints to someone trying to deal with outright stupidity. May your day be amazing. Norm
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I am looking for a September 15, 1932 Springfield, Mass. Crescent Davis Arms Corporation Magazine. Valerie Areingdale
Hello Valerie, Sorry, we have only what you see at the website. Best, Abby
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Is the Unertl 10X scope manual still available ? Benny Gebing
Hello Benny, All our reprints are printed to order, so yes it is. Best, Abby
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Browning BAR-22 Semi Automatic Rifle Manual: It has 1977 listed as to the year….Do you have anything dated 1978 ? Thanks cjh3160: Ebay
No I don’t, they probably didn’t reprint it with a new date for the next year Rob for cornellpubs
K thanks
Cheers, Rob and Abby The End. |
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