Photo Found
 

I found this photo in a Antique store yesterday and It looked interesting. I'm not sure if this is something that is mass produced or a good find. I thought some one will know here. Thanks Thomas

That is one neat photo Thomas. Nice find.

Thanks Too bad there is no story with it

The guy on the right looks be holding a massive hammer gun but is that a rifle held by the one one the left ? Is he in uniform with that campaign hat?

And please someone. Date the car - 1928 or later. Past the 8 bore days

The smaller guy his holding a single shot 410. The guy in the center has his hand on top of his cased LOM and I think you are pretty close on the year of the car. Thomas

Single Shot
 

Lefever Long Range Field and Trap #2?

The guy on the far right looks like he's got a LC Smith Syracuse with the large convex ribs.

It's a great picture but, as you can see by the date stamp in the lower right corner, It's not old. The picture was taken by Pete Lester, and shows Scott Kittredge on the left, Bill Janelle in the center, and Frank Cronin on the right end. It just looks old because that's still pretty much how they dress in New Hampshire

So, Mister Conklin was a duck hunter.

Edgar: Thanks for the belly laugh this morning.I wish you would write a humor column for Parker Pages every issue. I know I sure would enjoy it. Thomas

28 or 29 Dodge brothers? I beleave some of those birds are pheasants.

Yes he is now, He wasn't until he started hunting with us.:shock: And yes we do still dress like that. good one Edgar. :cuss:
scott

Yes we are not the kind of people who give up on our clothes and vehicles just because they have a little age on them. Some day I may spring for the cost of color film but do you see all those birds, ya that is how we roll up here :)

....or go out of style. :whistle:





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Pete, I'll check the fridge. I may have some Instamatic 110 I could bring to Addieville.

Looks like those pics were taken with a browning box camera.

Rick: The guy with the LOM on the running board is a Banker in a small town in Western Minnesota and in the case is a 34 inch 5 frame Parker 10 Ga. that now is in my care. Thomas:)

Who was he Bill, what was he known for?

:rotf: now that's a vintage gunner's way of saying Kodak Brownie :rotf:

:clap:
when can we look forward to pictures with the parasol handle posted in a certain forum ?? :corn:

Rick: Its a keeper.Thomas