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It is amazing how this stuff comes up. This morning a plumber was working at my house and admiring my beagles. That led to talking about hunting on his farm and that brought up the subject of guns. He told me his grandad left him "two guns that are in a wooden box. They're apart with the bbls separate from the stocks. One has never been fired. Just old farmer guns probably". I asked who made them and he said some company called L C Smith.
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