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Originally Posted by Bill Murphy
Can you show us a scan of the letter? We don't see many Sterlingworth letters.
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First I've got to find it. When I bought the gun the salesmen opened the leg-o-mutton case and dumped out the letter in its envelope. He said that I should remove it before I put the gun in there. I had to wait two weeks (in Calif) and when I returned to pick up the gun I had forgotten about the letter and dropped the gun into the case which crushed the letter. When I got home I found it. It was badly crumpled. I took it and sandwiched it inside the pages of a Double Gun Journal magazine, figuring over time it'd flatten out.
Now I can't find it. I recall it saying that the gun was made in 1928 and was originally Full and Full. Now it's Full and Modified. I'll search for it. I'd like to find it too. If it's still crumpled I'll iron it with my wife's steam iron, which I should have done in the first place. I'll also take some more pictures of the gun and the case. I'm trying to get better at gun photography.
Steve