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Unread 07-31-2011, 11:21 AM   #1
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David, there are father and son Runges, dates given in TPS. Both worked after 1911.

Bruce Day, Parker novice apprentice third class.
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I don't believe the elder Mr. Runge was an engraver. I may be wrong. Mr. McCormack is the authority on Mr. Runge the younger and hopefully he will comment. Russ, I sniffed out your gun at the Vintagers and have only one thing to say. "There lay a shotgun." I stole that line from John Amber, and I have used it only a few times. Bruce's Remington C and your Remington C are a wonderful pair.
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