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Unread 11-25-2013, 06:24 PM   #1
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Probably would of been out of her price range. But mid 80's would make her 15ish bet she was hunting then??? Guess I should search the web instead of speculating.
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She was shooting this gun very early in her show business career. The PGCA records confirm that is right. I don't know who it lettered to.
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Another Annie Oakley gun just sold. It is more interesting than any of the others. It's a Model 1895 Winchester converted to .410 by Bland. It has hard core provenance, but I don't know how much it sold for.
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30203 - G grade, top lever, 16 gauge, 30" Damascus steel barrels, pistol grip.
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The Butlers' home in Cambridge, MD is a historic site of some sort, but privately owned and not open to the public.
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