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I got my copy of The Road to Yesterday when Dick was set up at a gun show.
The Road To Yesterday.jpg
The other day when I got out my 1907 Remington Arms Co. catalog for the thread about the nice BE-Grade Remington Hammerless Double, I notice this interesting writing on the cover --
1907 Catalog Cover, C.G. Baldwin signature.jpg
I've had the catalog for years, and don't think I'd ever read what was written on the cover.
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