Early 28 Gauge Production

[Jean Swanson]

Edgar

I think you have missed the point----the PGCA data base copied from the ORDER books already has ALL of the lower grade guns less than D's ( grade 3)in it. Not necessary to recopy the Order Books.

The authors of TPS data base is the missing link to ALL of the info in the STOCK books.

If you have questions, you have my home #---call me

Allan

[edgarspencer]

Originally Posted by edgarspencer

Are there any plans to ask Roundhill LLC for access to the books in an effort to fill in the blanks on guns below grade 3? This group of guns makes up a significant number of additions to new, entry level collectors, and could be a significant source of new research letter revenue.

Originally Posted by Chuck Bishop

Edgar, there is no need to review the Order Books.

Originally Posted by Allan Swanson

Edgar

I think you have missed the point----the PGCA data base copied from the ORDER books already has ALL of the lower grade guns less than D's ( grade 3)in it. Not necessary to recopy the Order Books.

The authors of TPS data base is the missing link to ALL of the info in the STOCK books.

If you have questions, you have my home #---call me

Allan

Thank you Allan, but you and Chuck must have misread my post (see above.) I did NOT say anything about re-copying the order books. In my reply to Chuck, I reiterated that I was suggesting re-copying the STOCK books, and only those portions which previously omitted the data for guns below Grade 3.

[Bill Murphy]

As we all know, the stock book information which we don't have is of very little interest. All the interesting information, original owner in particular, is in the order books. Thanks, Allan and Bill, for your help. To give proper credit to Ron and his son, I believe three copy machines were donated. I may be wrong about that, however.