Philip Goodwin, the DuPont Hand Trap & a Parker
 

Lots of hand trap ads are here
https://www.trapshooters.com/threads...page-2#replies

Clearly a Parker

https://photos.smugmug.com/Vintage-S...0DuPont-XL.png

what type of gun is the other fellow shooting......charlie

Looks like the trap. It may have recoiled harder than the Parker.

Looks as if the trap has already been sprung and the target is gone; the shooter must have lots of confidence in that full choke as he is not even at the shoulder. Maybe a trick shooter; shooting in that position?

The trap cocked, and the lady looks to have a Trojan?

https://photos.smugmug.com/Vintage-S...20Ladies-M.jpg

I’ve got a friend that’s a Remington collector and he has a bunch of old traps that can loosely be connected to Remington , if I’m not mistaken he has two like what’s pictured .

Ha! I’d never seen a trap like that!

When were those style hand traps offered by Remington?

These Hand Trap folders are from the late 1930s --

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The hand trap ads that I've seen date from 1914 - 1917.

This is the earliest DuPont trap ad; December 1914 Forest & Stream

https://photos.smugmug.com/Vintage-S...20Stream-M.png

This is neat; from 1919

https://photos.smugmug.com/Vintage-S...%201919-XL.png

There were other hand traps including the Bimco and J.C. Mitchell

There is a dupont hand trap on ebay right now a little expensive I think but it's not like they are for sale everywhere.