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Here is a picture of the "new" goose. At one time was sold in a Schmidt and Guyette auction. The old bird I pictured earlier, sure does look like a Mitchell, now that I can compare it to an original.
The stand I made for displaying the Goose features Winchester #4 copper paper shells as stanchions for the goose.
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