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Old 01-29-2020, 06:00 PM   #1
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I saw a nice GHE on the 1/2 frame at the Southern in one of the big tents probably 12 years or so ago with a $13+K price tag on it....





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Well the one I saw was less than that at least
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That was way back when 1/2 frames really drew a premium... back when old sxs’s drew higher prices.
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I just discovered (uncovered in my stacks of stuff) lots of threads I had printed from the forum a number of years ago, this post from Austin Hogan and a reply post by Robin Lewis.

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Some time ago, we discussed the omissions in the chart above. There are many additions to that chart, mostly pertaining to pre-Remington guns, that we listed in old posts. Thanks, Dean.
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A&F was my go to place when I was at Rutgers in the late 60's. Just loved that place.
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During Winter school vacation in 1961 our family made a trip down to New York City to see some of the sights. Many of the best-known ones were dispensed with.

We did take in Saint Patrick’s Cathedral; but far more engaging and memorable for me of this pilgrimage was our visiting Abercrombie & Fitch.

It is the only instance I know of the head of a household taking family vacation photos of the inside of a department store.
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It is the only instance I know of the head of a household taking family vacation photos of the inside of a department store.[/QUOTE]

You know you could post those pictures for those of us who never saw it
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Don, can you post a picture of the lug where it is stamped 1/2 ?





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Yup, we want to see the barrel lug marking and please give us the distance between firing pin holes. What does the Serialization Book say about 219532, if it is listed? If it is a rebarrel, it could be a 12, 16, or less likely a 20. Thanks.
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