Ithaca SBT

[Bill Murphy]

Stan, I checked and everything seems to be OK. Can you check your trash box to see whether your computer rejected because of the scans attached? I sent an email without the scans to the same address to check.

[Bill Murphy]

Yup, had your email wrong. Just sent the scans again.

[Stan Hoover]

Thanks Bill,

Here it is

[Bill Murphy]

Stan, that is obviously the original Ithaca order book that coincidentally includes both your great 5E and my Sousa. Hope you enjoy looking. Both of our guns were probably shot at the 1930 Grand American Handicap, at least test fired.

[Stan Hoover]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

Stan, that is obviously the original Ithaca order book that coincidentally includes both your great 5E and my Sousa. Hope you enjoy looking. Both of our guns were probably shot at the 1930 Grand American Handicap, at least test fired.

That’s great Bill,

I will be checking a few other of those serial numbers,

How about we unite these guns again at Rock Mtn, shoot a round of wobble trap?

Stan

[Researcher]

From this invoice, by October 1942 these fully loaded NID trap guns, most in the same serial number range as those in the 1930 invoice, were going cheap to the Dardevle man in Detroit.

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