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08-28-2012, 11:51 PM
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calvin humburg;Who made the Quilt,
I noticed the quilt too Calvin and all the other examples of nice needlework... Your handiwork Peter?
It's a dandy as well super nice gun. The dogs and the border around them look's a little different?
The lack of the oval around the 'game scenes' on the sides of the frame are a bit unusual and are a nice touch. The engraving is typical of 1920's - early 1930's DH engraving and is often attributed to Frederick Anschutz
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