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Old 09-03-2021, 10:45 AM   #1
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There is one bidder in particular who really seems to want it. They all must know something that we don't know. Who knows...
I had a few deals like this earlier in the year. People paying crazy amounts of money for guns that would normally be worth a fraction. You have to take it when you can. It isn't always the case... Good for the seller!


Or they all don't know something that we do know.....





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That bidder must have an impressive fireplace that needs ornamentation !
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Sears sold T. Barker & Thomas Barker hammer guns

1899 with Laminated Steel (Twist)



Interesting 1902 Sears catalog listing is for T. Barker but and the illustration clearly says T. Parker
'Royal Damascus Finish, from Wilson's celebrated steel' would be Faux Damascus



The country of origin requirement started in 1891. Note the different font.



Not very long ago the gun would have been offered at a Gun Show for $150 and sold for $100 by Sunday morning
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What is the line? It’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so?
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Thanks for quoting my sig line! It's nice to be recognized!
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We have to remember that Ed Muderlak sold his near mint Trojan 12 for a bunch, and it soon resold for almost ten grand. I agree with Dean's price assessment.
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Nice Trojan here, was sorta keeping an eye on it, then the price went boom....

https://www.gunbroker.com/Item/909047443
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Nice Trojan here, was sorta keeping an eye on it, then the price went boom....

https://www.gunbroker.com/Item/909047443


That was a nice gun! The price it sold at was a great one! A collector would easily pay $1k more.
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Rick: Belgian "Cast Steel" could have been several products. I did a composition analysis on one specimen and it was very low carbon non-standard AISI 1002 with a tensile strength less than Bessemer/Decarbonized steel.
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