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A friend was still ordering Heiser products until about 1955 according to his correspondence which is in my collection. They were still offering the tooled option as I recall. Please post a good picture of the whole case.
The drop points shown in the photos of this "new 1893 DH" are about as nice an example of a skilled stock maker properly weilding the gouge to make the points and valleys. Perfect continuity of the curves, and artistic symmetry.
Best, Austin
The Following User Says Thank You to Austin W Hogan For Your Post:
The drop points shown in the photos of this "new 1893 DH" are about as nice an example of a skilled stock maker properly weilding the gouge to make the points and valleys. Perfect continuity of the curves, and artistic symmetry.
Best, Austin
Yes, I agree - classic Parker Bros. stock work at its finest.
02-25-2011, 12:14 AM
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