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Another scoreboard and judge on the chair in the background?
 I agree Bill; remarkable detail! Watson (not "Hy" Watson) knew trapshooting and Parkers
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Nemours Trap Shooting Club at the Eastern Handicap July 17, 1913; shown in "Diana of the Traps", E.I. du Pont de Nemours Powder Company, 1915 https://archive.org/details/dianaoftraps00eidu/page/n3
 Several Parkers but none of the ladies have the large feather
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08-27-2019, 02:43 PM
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Drew, I agree on Les German.
Going a little further, man at far left bears a strong resemblance to Heikes, and his gun also looks to have a Heikes hand protector. Man at far right shows posture and slouch characteristics much like Gilbert, and man at middle with his hand to his mouth might be Elliott?... Best, Chris ______________________ .
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I think you are correct about Gilbert Chris. This is a 1914 image, and Gilbert was using a 32" barrel Parker; Heikes then a Marlin pump
 1915  Elliott's last competition was in 1911 Sporting Life Jan 13, 1912 Another veteran of the shooting game has passed out of the professional ranks. He is James A.R. Elliott, of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, one of the greatest trap shooters who ever lived. Elliott was connected with that company for 19 years, and had a wonderful following in the shooting world, particularly in New York State, which has been his territory in recent years. In advising his friends of the severance of his connection with the Winchester Company the veteran says that in his long service his relations with the members of the company were ideal. He continued to travel promoting his “Elliott Ear Drum Protector” thereafter
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Hercules Booklet
Yes, great illustrations and the Booklet from 1914... Hercules also used the cover image for an Infallible die-cut poster...
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In 1912 under the Sherman Antitrust Act, Laflin & Rand was dissolved and DuPont was split into DuPont Powder Co. (which retained DuPont Bulk, Ballistite, Empire and “Schultze” and was later DuPont American Industries), Hercules Powder Co. (which retained “Infallible” and “E.C.”) and Atlas Powder Co.
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If this is Noel, he sure looks a lot like his old man --
Noel E. Money, Shooting and Fishing, June 7, 1894 (1).jpg |
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