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As I recall an article by one of the gun writers of the day on a tour A.H. Fox Gun Co. stated that Billy Gough was engraving a Savage pistol the day he was there.
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Although George Bird Evans wrote of Nash Buckingham, maybe some would say extensively, it is known that Evans met Nash once, if ever.
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