An old family photo showing granddad and employees in the workshop. I believe a Marlin 1893 rifle center and a unknown holstered revolver on the left. Also had 2 Thompsons at one time but they are long gone. They were full auto versions.
http://wrx-now.tripod.com/assorted/inde ... rkshop?i=4
Wanted to post photo here but need a better version to see details.
OT Vintage photo of industrial usage of leveraction
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Re: OT Vintage photo of industrial usage of leveraction
Hard to say for sure, but I see a 1873 Winchester rather than a Marlin. Any idea of when this was taken? It's really a neat old picture. Thanks for sharing.
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Re: OT Vintage photo of industrial usage of leveraction
I'd agree with Marlin at least. The lever hinge is forward of the level not right at it as an 1873 Winchester is. Also this rifle seems to have a fore end cap and a mag tube hanger which would make it a short rifle, but it has what looks like a carbine but plate on it.
Anywho, that's what it looks like to me.
Now I'm wondering what they are making in that shop.
Joe
Anywho, that's what it looks like to me.
Now I'm wondering what they are making in that shop.
Joe
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