“Trapshooting, The Patriotic Sport”…Book

[Trap3]

Bill, How much for your rather common example?

RD

[Bill Murphy]

I'm just trying to suggest that the buyers try all potential sellers before using the ebay sellers. Estate auctions are the best bet.

[John Davis]

I have a copy. Great little book.

[John Davis]

Found a picture.

[Trap3]

Originally Posted by John Davis

Found a picture.

John, Looks like the 1921 edition...

RD

[Bill Murphy]

I wonder if this great book has been reproduced? It is a great resource for trapshooting names and events. Dean, let me know if there is a specific piece of information you need.

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

I wonder if this great book has been reproduced? It is a great resource for trapshooting names and events. Dean, let me know if there is a specific piece of information you need.

Thanks Bill - I really don't need anything from it. I was going through, for the first time, a big envelope (10"x12") of reams of stuff sent to Austin Hogan by Charlie Price (they were great friends) that, among other things, Austin had given to me. That book was one topic of their correspondence along with some copied pages from it.

At some time in the future I'll start a thread with a lot of this stuff as a way of sharing it with the Parker Community. There are some things I'm not at liberty to share - such as many pages of progress reports written by Walter A. King on Charlie Parker's apprenticeship in various departments of the Parker gunmaking business. Charlie wrote that they need to be protected and sent on to Louis Parker, which I will do. (better late than never) They concern his Dad, after all.





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