U. S. Powder Co. Guns and others

[Smoothebore]

Patrick,

I can't help with US Powder Co., but I have a grade 1 hammer 12 that letters to Shreve and Wolf in San Francisco in 1885.

Dave

[Autumn Daze]

Bill,Thanks for the education on the index.What does it contain?

Pat,As Bill say's.. a tall order...but a very interesting thought.

Dave, Good to here from ya. How ya doing?

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Originally Posted by Dave Suponski

Bill,Thanks for the education on the index.What does it contain?

Pat,As Bill say's.. a tall order...but a very interesting thought.

Dave, Good to here from ya. How ya doing?

Hi Dave,
I am doing well. Vegas was a great time this year, bought and sold some nice guns. You should come!! If you do, I will help you get that 16ga. hammer gun from the old man.

Pat

[Drew Hause]

Jack Fanning (who was from CA) was the Representative for the U. S. Smokeless Powder Co., San Francisco at the 1897 GAH, but shot a Smith. Here's a "Gold Dust" image
http://www.la84foundation.org/Sports.../SL3114021.pdf

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Originally Posted by Dave Purnell

Patrick,

I can't help with US Powder Co., but I have a grade 1 hammer 12 that letters to Shreve and Wolf in San Francisco in 1885.

Dave

Dave,
Thank you for the reply, I have a few guns that were shipped to San Francisco in the 1890's. I think it must have been a interesting place at the time. I have DH that was shipped to the E. T. Allen in SF in 1898. Interesting that the salesman was S.A Tucker and not Dubray.

Patrick