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(Tim's-For Sale list!)

	"Winchester-Calendars, Posters, Diecuts, Bronzes, Catalogs, Cardboard and Covers/Envelopes-the GOOD STUFF!-all types and all prior to World War ll"-(for sale!) Contact me at: tim@wavelinx.net Phone: (918) 786-8500
	The First time I have ever offered this very rare piece for sale! I think (ca.1907-1910). This is a Heavy MIRROR (14 1/2 inches wide X 10 inches high), mounted in a large OLD STYLE Gold Wood Frame. You can see the LARGE LETTERS are in Gold and so is the outline of the "W". The other letters are in Silver (which is hard to take a good photograph). The inset of the "W" is MOTHER of PEARL! This is the only one of these DISPLAYS that I have ever seen in 35 years of collecting. I do know of another that is on a mirror and the same size, but with all black print and the "W" is in red paint! The very top line reads "WHEN BUYING". The print to the left of the "W" reads "look for the--TRADEMARK REG. The lines on the right of the "W" read "on the box--U.S.Pat. OFFICE". The last three lines read "Made only-by the-WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO.-NEW HAVEN, CONN." One of the things that makes this very rare is the solgan "CHOICE of CHAMPS". I believe that phrase was only used one season. I have seen it before somewhere. The phrase "LOOK FOR the-W-on the BOX" was only used for a short period also.. Great care and thought went into this piece. I can only imagine that it was for some major EXHIBITION Display or for one of the two Winchester COMPANY STORES (either NYC or San Franciso). What a piece, it's got to have some neat history. I would be seeking any photographs or other material that show this Mirror, (perhaps in the background)? There is no restoration of any kind on this piece!	$4000 (tnct)
	a very rare (ca.1887) Winchester LEAD Sign (I think its Lead, its very heavy, mounted on a old piece of thick Barn Board and then mounted in a nice frame-(it measures 24"W x 12"H). The lettering is professionaly craved into the lead and in the style used in the late 1880's. It displays the (then) new Model-1887 lever action shotgun. The text "WINCHESTER" is in the Straight letters of that era. The detail on the 1887 gun itself is very fine. See the grain of the wood and it is indeed a rare gun. It is a very rare ENGRAVED RECIEVER (see Ron Stadt's book). I think done for the NEW YORK Company store (or perhaps a exhibition). This was expensive to make, and based on other WRACo. advertising campaigns this type of promotion was usually in the FIRST YEAR production of an new gun model. I think this was used to INTRODUCE the new MODEL 1887! I know of possibly only one other that has been reported to me (I have not seen the other one). If you like the very best in WINCHESTER advertising or collect this fine gun, this would really compliment your collection! This is a MINT PIECE, shows no age, no wear of any kind and of course no RESTORATION!	$3750 (rctp)
	A very, very Rare WINCHESTER Painted SHOOTING GALLERY TIN SIGN with FLANGE. Multiple photographs of both sides clearly show how remarkably well preserved this HISTORICAL sign is. It has been carefully kept by someone all these years (I have had it only the last 11 years). I never saw any of these signs (in use at a actual SHOOTING GALLERY), but I have seen photographs of them located at the top of a door frame that was going into a basement where the SHOOTING GALLERY was located. There are those of you out there who can pinpoint the actual date better than I, but I am told the is (1920's perhaps to early 1930's.) Note the printing is all "WINCHESTER" Worlds Standard, so it must be prior to the WESTERN CARTRIDGE/OLIN takeover!. Actually it doesn't show the red "W" (which makes it prior to 1907) or M.I.U.S.A (which means it would be at least prior to 1924). It measures (28" high and 18" wide) with 3 old, old bullet holes (two of them are dead center). A very rare piece dual collectible tin sign that appeals to many collectors in any WINCHESTER field or to general SIGN collectors themselves. I someone out there has better photo's or can date this more accurately I would appreciate hearing from you.	$6000 (poht)
	(Ad TOPPERWEIN)-a very rare WINCHESTER PAPER POSTER that will appeal to any Winchester or TOPPERWEIN collector-shows Mr. and Mrs. Ad Topperwein of San Antonio, Texas-"The worlds greatest wing and fancy shot with a rifle using WINCHESTER RIFLES, SHOTGUNS and CARTRIDGES" (ca.1908) this outstanding pieces has the couple in 11 different vingettes. Some of the titles are "Cutting two cards with ONE BULLET", "Backward Mirror shot with RIFLE", "Shooting Two Revolvers at Two Different Objects", "Drawing Pictures with Rifle Bullets/the famous Indian Chief Outline-his most famous" and 7 others. I can furnish more pictures or closeups if required. This exceptional piece is in MINT Condition and mounted on acid-free color matting and in a custom frame. What a piece!!, and most importantly it has no restoration of any kind! This piece was still wrapped in shippers srinkwrap when I took the pictures and those are the lines that you see!	$4500 (fntt)
	This is a Totally original and correct 1921 WINCHESTER STORE CALENDAR. This is the first of the NINE WINCHESTER STORE Calendars that were printed to order by the Winchester Repeating Arms Co. for the individual WINCHESTER STORES (hardware). This Calendar is complete with all the months and has the original cover FLY SHEET.	$1250 (edc)
	Another of the famous WINCHESTER EXhibition Shooters/Marksman "CLAUDE PARMELLE". Possibly a little lesser known, but acutally a great shooter, I think ca.1938, but you could date more exactly, since he was introducing the NEW SILVERTIP BULLET. Mounted on white acid-free foam board and srink wrapped.	$125 (trt)
	The following Five ITEMS comprise my collection of famous WINCHESTER CHRSITMAS CARDS. THE first card (the painting itself is ca.1906), of a rare WINCHESTER CHRISTMAS CARD with the famous scene by Philip R.Goodwin, showing TRAPPER in snowshoes with his trusty M-95 facing a hungry pack of wolves coming straight at him! You can find this image in "RARITIES" p.42. This is mounted on white acid-free foam board and srinkwrapped, so you can access the inside easily! Sorry its out of focus, but the card it MINT (inside and out) and has no restoration!	$450 (ted)
	The second one is a (ca.1925)-a rare WINCHESTER CHRISTMAS CARD with that famous scene by FRANK STICK (also on the 1925 POSTER-see "RARITIES p.56 and the Book on FRANK STICK by Mike Mordell-p.78) Man on white Horse drawing his M-54 (not many examples of Winchester Advertising of the M-54) rifle from his scabbard as a LARGE GRIZZLEY approaches from behind! Before I put this in a custom matted wood frame, I took a copy of the inside printing. What you see in the photo's is that Chrismas message. I then tucked the xerox copy into paper flap on the back! I have seen only a handfull of these, I never found out just who these were mailed too-anybody out there know? This rare card shows some light dirt on the top and bottom edges, it has no restoration of any kind!	$600 (nct)
	The third card is a (ca.1927), the only other one I have seen by FRANK STICK. It is a very scarce and collectible WINCHESTER CHRISTMAS CARD by FRANK STICK showing a Hunter on snowshoes, who spots a large deer down the slope. He is taking his gloves off to get ready to use his WINCHESTER RIFLE (Model-94?). Very similar scene to the WINCHESTER 1927 Calendar (again see this image in "RARITIES and the Mike Mordell book). Again I made a xerox copy of the inside (it got stuck to glue used to cemet the backing envelope, so it tore the lower right corner) BUT THE CARD ITSELF IS UNDAMAGED. Again the card is STONE MINT (both inside and out) and has no restoration!	$350 (tot)
	This fourth CARD is (ca.1932), a really neat WINCHESTER CHRISTMAS CARD by Art Fuller. SHows the famous scene that was also used on other WINCHESTER advertising including a 3 wing CARDBOARD DISPLAY on p.90 of "RARITIES". SHows two hunters just coming over the hilltop, at early morning with their two favorite hunting dogs working just ahead! Again you can see the xerox copy of the inside printing! This card is STONE MINT, in total original condition with no restoration of any kind!	$425 (rct)
	This 5th CARD is (ca.1932), a really neat WINCHESTER CHRISTMAS CARD by a unknown artist. What makes this so unique is that the message inside is a different format and most importantly carries a personal handwritten note from EDWIN PUGSLEY himself. It is hard to collect WINCHESTER items signed by PUGSLEY, this is one of only three that I have in my collection. (SORRY for the out of Focus picture but the message is) "Dear Mr. Ulrich (? the famous Wraco. engraver)-I still am hopeful you can run down some Sunday. Cordially"-signed EDWIN PUGSLEY. This is STONE MINT, in total original condition with no restoration of any kind!	$475 (rct)
	THis is for the lover of HUNTING DOGS. Both of these great animals are posied, looking intently forward and show great intelligence and breeding. Titled "A CLASSIC COMBINATION" this is perhaps a ONE OF A KIND type of advertising, that is signed by the artist HERBLECT? and carries "Winchester Repeating Arms, New Haven, Conn." in the lower right corner. Must be from the early 1900's (ca.1904/05) based on the type of Lettering used. This image in not known in any REFERENCE BOOK, it is thought perhaps that it was poster developed by a advertising agency (for a ad campaign) but never accepted or used. Your Thoughts? MINT condition and a real attention getter in any collection.	$2500 (rett)
	This is being sold as three pieces-The right and left wing of LARGE FLOOR DISPLAY and a ad showing the middle piece, which I never managed to acquire. I do know of at least 2 that have been sold in the last 7/8 years. The (right wing/rtt) shows the RED and YELLOW Winchester shells and a goffy quail. THe (left wing/fct) shows the same RED and YELLOW shells (they represent the Leader and Repeater brands) and a goffy duck. The third piece is the ad that shows the complete set. It was painted by John Held, and I don't think his work really was what WRACo. wanted and I know of no other piece that carries his name. I am selling the wings for $750 each and the ad for $50. THE entire 3-wing FLOOR DISPLAY can be seen in "RARITIES" p.88 and the entire set is very difficult to put together (valued @$4500/5000), as I can attest!	watch EBAY (pntp)
	1921-a large cardboard DIECUT/POSTER of the WRACo. factory at that period. I have a Sales and Service Bulletin V1-#7 that shows this as it was being introduced to the WINCHESTER STORES at that time. Mounted in a custom frame with a plexiglass front, it is in MINT condition, no fading, no restoration of any kind. The photo's show the glare spots and lines from the shipper srinkwrap.	$2500 (fhtt)
	WACA (Winchester Antique Collectors Assocation) Model 1887 bronze-made in 1987, it is perhaps the only bronze that I know of that specifically features the M-87 LEVER ACTION shotgun. Titled "Gentleman's Sport" and so listed on the brass plaque and also signed by the artist-(sorry I couldn't get a good clear picture. All three of these WACA bronzes are done by the Mr. Cody Houston, a noted sculptor from Great Falls, Montana. On the bronze itself it is marked: copyright, numbered (#22/40), dated (1987) and signed "Cody Houston". It is also marked "WACA" on the bronze/base and the entire piece sits on a nicely OIL finished WALNUT base. A terrific peice and in MINT CONDITION-very limited production/on 40. (note it appears that the barrel is bent, but this is a result of the photo.	reduced-$625 (ndc)
	WACA (Winchester Antique Collectors Assocation) MODEL 1912 bronze-made in 1997. A truly great piece that is a classic HUNTING SCENE, as it includes the great Model 12, ducks, duck calls and a trusty hunting dog. This bronze was also done by Mr. Cody Houston, a noted sculptor from Great Falls, Montana. Titled "BLIND DATE AND A MODEL 12" (on the brass plate and signed) again, sorry I couldn't get a good clear picture. The bronze is marked on the bronze base "copyrighted, numbered (#3/55), dated (1887) and signed "Cody Houston". The Bronze sits on a nicely oiled WALNUT base. ALso marked "WACA" in the front of the bronze-the artist has captured a perfectly preportioned, full correct M-12 in rich detail-note very low early production number-#3. In perfect condition, this is really a prized piece.	reduced-$650 (cnc)
	WACA (Winchester Antique Collectors Assocation) Model 1987 "TRENCH GUN"-made in 1987. Military bronzes are much harder to find than the more normal SPORTING scenes, especially with regards to Winchester. THis well thought out presentation is titled "OVER THE TOP" and this is so stated on the small brass plate/signed on the plate also-(again I couldn't get a good, clear picture). This bronze was done by Mr. Cody Houston, a noted sculptor from Great Falls, Montana. The bronze is marked "copyright, numbered (#13/45), dated (1989) and signed "Cody Houston" in the base of the bronze. IN addition it is marked "WACA" on the bronze base and sits on a nicely finished oil stailed WALNUT base. I have a original WACA Information Brochure that was with this piece when it was introduced. I collected M-97's of all types, including the Winchester 1897 TRENCH GUN and this was the only Winchester ADVERTISING piece that I ever found to go with my collection of guns. (Note the bronze-it is very complete, it has sand bags, backpack, helmet and all the other gear that the GI'S were equipped with. Again in perfect condition and a personal favorite of mine.	reduced-$650 (ctt)
	In 1986 Winchester started a program to make 400 copies of series of Statues they called the "UNENDANGERED SPICIES". The first animal made for public sale was the WHITETAIL DEER, other animals were to follow in a series. But they stopped production with the deer and I belive before they achieved their inital goal of 400. Mine, which I bought direct for the plant, is marked on the side plate-("Unendangered Species-THE WHITETAIL DEER-The Winchester Collection"). On ground underneath the left side of the deer, right next to the tree stump the following is stamped-"copyright, name of the artist ("Let Braddock")-WINCHESTER-and the date (1986). At the front of the base it is marked "287" (its serial number) and the famous Winchester PROOFMARK ("P" superimposed over the "W" all in a Oval). I suspect there wasn't the projected sales/demand and the project was terminated early. Actually these must be fairly scarce, as I have NEVER encountered another in following 24+years. Look at the pictures closely, the LEFT ANTLER is broken off (cleanly) and is taped to the back of the deer. This is hard to see in the pictures (because of the glare) but it can be repaired. A nicely done piece, but apparantly a Marketing failure. Bet you don't have one of these!!! Selling at my cost from 24 years ago.	$350 (rdc)
	In 1974-WINCHESTER had a advertising campaign to remember two of their CLASSIC advertising pieces from 1890 and 1910. Most Winchester collector have seen the TIN 1890 reproduction Cartridge board piece (it goes for around $15/20 and is a good reference piece if you want to know what the 1890 looks like). The campaign also featured a (16" x 22") reprint of the 1910 WINCHESTER POSTER by N.C.Wyeth. What I am selling is the hard to find ORIGINAL CARDBOARD/Easel back Countertop display (showing the entire promotion, including the rarely found coupon book-price $125/tet). I am also selling the 1910 reproduction advertising POSTER-for $275/fct). Would prefer to sell together-combined price=$400. Very hard to find as a set!	$400 (xxx)
	Ca.1936-a STONE MINT Winchester Brochure display in all its ORIGINAL colors-no restoration of any kind on this very scarce model. What a great way to show off your collection of WINCHESTER papers/brochers etc. I have had 3 in my lifetime of collecting and this is by FAR THE BEST CONDITIONED one I have ever seen. NOT shown in any SPORTING COLLECTIBLE book, and to the best of my knowledge this does not appear in any WINCHESTER CATALOG. The WRACo. company was sold in 1930/31 to the Western Cartridge Co.(John Olin) and the WINCHESTER STORES creased to exist. All production of the many TOOLS, FISHING, SPORTS and other non-gun items were stopped except those listed on this display-"FLASHLIGHTS", "BATTERIES", ROLLER SKATES" and "POCKET CUTLERY" (pocket knives, no Flatware). The company continued to use the WINCHESTER name until 1938. They eliminated all remaining "POCKET CUTLERY" productiion as the company geared up for WW11 production (late 1939). So we know for sure this display was pre-1938/39 and most likely from the same advertising campaign that produced the familiar GLASS signs that say "CUTLERY-1936". This has a great deep BLUE paint that really doesn't show up in the pictures (the 3rd picture does the best color). The Flash from the camera just washed out the BLUE, you must see to believe! I would believe that this had very limited production, and for only one year. This is guarenteed TOTALLY ORIGINAL and correct with NO RESTORATION! The condition is just unbelievable!--	$1250-(rfc)

	"BRISTOL-MEEK-KINGFISHER"-(illustrations by Philip R. Goodwin)
	a 1914 BRISTOL calendar with that famous Philip R. Goodwin fishing scene (the Man with his FLYFISHING rig, netting his trout at the edge of a mountain stream.) Has the correct TOP and BOTTOM bands, October pad and no restoration. THis is very hard to find in this condition-a great piece. Just posted some new and better pictures!	$6200 reduced price! (cttt)
	This 1915 BRISTOL calendar is very hard to find. This one is complete with a classic Philip R. Goodwin fishing scene. (I also have this in a 3-wing Cardboard DIE CUT). THe picture is MINT, has both/correct BANDS. It as no pages and some edge wear and a hickey in the lower right corner. No restoration on this piece, but I chose not to have any work on this piece, it's just too scarce. I have just posted some new and better picutures! Note there is still some glare from the FLASH on the bottom, the last picture shows it the best!	$6200 reduced price! (nctt)
	a very rare BRISTOL FISHING CARDBOARD that is complete and in outstanding condition-rare/especially in this condition. A Philip R. Goodwin classic scene showing 2 men in a Birchbark canoe, one hooks the fish while the other handles the net! You might see the center piece by itself or even the wings, but this is complete. First time I have ever put a price on it. The Photo's show the glare spots and lines from the shippers srinkwrap.	$8000 (rttp)
	a large (36H x 25W) BRISTOL-MEEK-KINGFISHER CARDBOARD diecut. It features the famous Philip R. Goodwin scene of the fisherman kneeling at the edge of the stream, netting his trout. A popular, classic scene and used in much of their advertising, but I have never seen it used in this LARGE CARDBOARD format, and isn't listed in any SPORTING BOOK of Advertising. This image is shown in Peterson's book on p. 227. I think rare and THE CENTER PICTURE and colors are great, has some edge wear and that one spot in the lower left corner!	$3500 (ftct)
	(1910)-a very rare and minty "BRISTOL-Fishing Rods, Reels and Lines" catalog. Features on the front cover, that very popular scene by Philip R. Goodwin (Fisherman with his FLY FISHING rig, netting his trout, while kneeling at the edge of a perfect Mountain stream). THE ORIGINAL WHITE STRING is intact, by "Barta Press, Boston". The last numbered page is #46 which shows images of the 1909, the 1910 and 1908 Bristol calendars. The pictures are out of focus, the black of the catalog really affected the photo's. Very rare, only selling since I am closing out my Philip R. Goodwin collection!	$1000 (htt)
	"HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON"-(illustrations by Philip R. Goodwin)
	a (1908) Harrington & Richardson Arms Co.-REVOLVERS" calendar that shows a hunter with his backpack and rifle, spoting a deer across the stream. His companion is on the far left side with their birch bark canoe. This is a very popular Philip R. Goodwin scene. The calendar is one of those earlier versions that has both a TOP and BOTTOM band. Just above the bottom band it quotes "Copies of above picture without lettering, suitable for framing will be sent postpaid to any address on receipt of .25c each". You will see more of this prints (without the lettering) than you will of a complete minty calendar like this one. Great color, no defects, no restoration of any kind. I have just posted new and better pictures!	$6000 (cttp)
	"HUPOMOBILE"-(illustrations by Philip R. Goodwin)
	1924-HUPMOBILE Calendar "1724-Car of the American Family-1924" A great piece that shows a Philip R. Goodwin scene of Indian families dragging their possisions behind a horse (the 1724 part) and then of course the 1924 HUPMOBILE in front of stylist mansion. This is mint, with full pad and both bands. The PRG scene is not easily found! A great piece of P.R.Goodwin and also AUTO Advertising!	$800 (htt)
	"HUDSON BAY"-(illustrations by Philip R. Goodwin)
	1928-a STONE MINT 1928 HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY (Fur Trade Department) calendar with a full pad (they start in September/the starting date of the TRAPPING SEASON) and its ORIGINAL MAILING ENVELOPE. Features a rather scarce scene by Philip R. Goodwin "Far from Human Haunts". Just a perfect piece, no faults, no fading, no restoration-mounted on both sides of a white acid-free foam board and srinkwrapped, so that you can view both sides. These photo's don't truly show the BRIGHT colors of this outstanding piece.	$350 (fet)
	(1948) The third of three in this series of LYNN BOGUE HUNT signed Ithaca Gun catalogs. This is FOX/BLACK CROWS catalog is very hard to find. It is the same size, has the original RED STRING binding string and has no restoration of any kind. Complete with all the pages, no seperation and the scene of the Red Fox with his ears laid back, trying to protect his rabbit dinner is great! Has never been folded, this is unusual! Again one of the last items from my collection of Lynn B. Hunt! Mounted on white acid-free foam board and ready to hang on the wall!--SPECIAL NOTE! I have been told that there MIGHT be another catalog-The front has FOX/QUAIL-like the rest of the series, by Lynn B. HUNT" I can't confirm this, have never seen this scene in either the same or larger format. If ANYONE has some more information, please call or email!--	see SOLDUSA (ntt)
	"MARBLES"-(illustrations by Philip R. Goodwin)
	1923 MARBLES CALENDAR. WHen have you seen any of these Marbles classics offered for sale? Features a Philip R. Goodwin entitled "Where's a man's a man"-two men outside thier tent, setting up the campsite. I thought I could collect all of the MARBLES calendars and I found out how really scarce (and expensive) they really are.	$5500 (uutt)
	"PETERS Cartridge Company"-(illustrations by Philip R. Goodwin)
	(ca.1911) this is perhaps one of Philip R. Goodwin's most notable illustrations. Used in many Peters Cartridge Co.'s venue's (Poster-booklet etc.) This classic scene of the Mother Sow working downslope with her two clubs appeals to many collectors. It fits into most any Gun or Advertising Collection and has always carried a PREMIUM price. Shown in Larry Len Peterson's book-"America's Sporting & Wildlife Artist" on pp.143 and Bob Strauss's book Vol.#1-PC-35, this has long been a favorite of all. Out of my personal collection, the colors are very strong, has both bands, no edge wear. A few minor creases, but nothing significant. This scene is very hard to find in any resonable or acceptable condition, so a good one is a Keeper! Absolutely in total original condition, no stains, fading, tape etc. I bet this is the first one of the 4 in this set to sell!	$5750 (eutt)
	(ca.1911).Phiip R. Goodwin did not do many close up illustrations of Dawl Sheep and this is one of his best. A classic "action scene" far up the rockly slope, a view not seen by many, only the truely dedicated hunter or explorer. This is not shown in Larry Len Peterson's book "America's Sporting & Wildlife Artist" but it is in the Bob Strauss book "American SPorting Art" Vol.#1 PC-39. Again in total original condition this has no restoration of any kind. Has it original great color, and no fading, edge wear etc.	$4800 (rctt)
	(ca.1911). This last in this set of four (4)Philip R. Goodwin illustrations, and titled "CARIBOU". Shown in Larry Len Peterson's book "America's Sporting & Wildlife Artist" on pp.145 and in the Bob Strauss book "America's Sporting Art" Vol.#1 PC-38. It is also in total original condition, has no restoration of any kind, has both bands, great color and not fading or edge wear.	$4800 (fhtt)
	1912 PETERS CARTRIDGE Calendar-a Philip R. Goodwin scene titled "THE TEMPTER" shows a great scene of a hunter with his dog trying to talk the business man behind the desk in to going hunting. Has November pad and both bands-shows in Petersons book p.151.	$2750 (fcet)
	1923 PETERS CARTRIDGE Calendar-features the Philip R. Goodwin scene titled "OUTPOINTED"- showing the hunter with his SxS and his faithful hunting companion who has trapped a porkupine under the log. Has APRIL pad and the correct TOP BAND, it is untouched, no restoration of any kind! See in Petersons book p.239. I just replaced the photo's with some of improved quality, note this peice is MINTY!	$2250 (fpof)
	"REMINGTON-UMC"-(first two are by Philip R. Goodwin)
	1907-a very seldom seen and almost never for sale, certainly not in this MINT CONDITION. This REMINGTON-UMC 1907 poster is titled "The Right of Way" in Mint, untouched, unrestored conditon, with both original bands and the top hanger and paper! This is probably the second most known and recognized of all the images that Philip R. Goodwin painted for the Winchester Repeating Arms Co. I have just posted some new and better pictures. I have never seen a better one!	$11,000 (dttt)
	(ca.1907) REMINGTON-UMC Canvas in multiple colors, all original, no restoration. Measures 58W x28H). On the LEFT SIDE it shows a farther and son with their .22 rifles and on the RIGHT SIDE in Large letters "COME IN and SHOOT-Remington Rifles and Ammunition. The famous Philip R.Goodwin scene "Right of Way" is on the Right side of the Canvas. Any Canvas is much rarer that the Posters in general, and since they usually hung outdoors they will show some wear. To find a really clean one with good colors is indeed a find!	$2750 (fdtt)
	(ca.1915) REMINGTON-UMC poster shows Hunter in the snow with two rabbits and his two hunting dogs. Almost mint, in total unrestored condition, with the correct TOP and BOTTOM Bands.	$3750 (rctt)
	1919 REMINGTON-UMC Poster "Bear destroys camp" signed by E.C.Edwards-in minty, unrestored condition, has no restoration, has both original bands. NO fading, no tape, a great scene of a very large Grizzly Bear which isn't shown in many posters. Mounted on white acid-free foam board and srinkwrapped.	$2500 (frct)
	"HERCULES-INFALLIBLE-DuPONT"-Powder Companies
	1914 HERCULES INFALLIBLE Posters shows the famous TRAPSHOOTER busting his clay with his trusty SxS The company was promoting their "SMOKELESS SHOTGUN POWDER-WATER Proof, Weather Proof-Age Proof". This Poster has outstanding colors, no restoration, both original TOP and BOTTOM bands and some normal age spots and wrinkles-a outstanding piece for any collection.	$2750 (frtt)
	(ca.1915) DUPONT Poster by the famous American artist N.C.Weyth, titled "How are you Old Man-Glad to see you". Two fellow trap shooter shaking hands at a local TRAP SHOOT. Just a great image and well captured in the Weyth style. Has some fixing in the lower right corner (none in the picture itself/perhaps a candiate for professional restoration, but more importantly has the original TOP and BOTTOM bands, and the hanger.	$3250 (rtpt)
	a STONE MINT, DUPONT counter FELT. Mint condition.	watch EBAY (fut)
	"WESTERN Cartridge Company"
	a STONE MINT, 1920 WESTERN Cartidge Co. Poster by V.Murray, titled "The ELK FIGHT". This is MINT, outstanding condition, with no restoration of any kind and of course the correct TOP and BOTTOM BANDS. You will not find one in better condition!	$2750 (fhtt)
	1930 WESTERN CARTRIDGE Co. calendar titled "The VETERAN" as painted by a F.A.Parson. Shows the white haired hunter in the front of the birchbark canoe with his old INDIAN guide, in the rear postition, floating the quiet stream. I always wondered WHich one is the VETERAN? Very colorful and correct, no restoration and the correct TOP BAND and a August pad.	$1050 (dct)
	a great 1934 WESTERN CARTRIDGE CO.Diecut Cardboard Floor display. The iconic image is everyone's favorite, The Young boy with his slingshot sitting on a RAIL FENCE with his faithful dog, glazing into the distant sky at a overhead flock of ducks/geese. I think the tag line ""Gee..Wish I had Dad's Winchester" is one of the two best ADVERTISING lines that WRACo. ever produced. In addition it shows a M-92 or 94, a M-12 and M-21 SxS. Shows some great 1-piece boxes down below, including my favorite the FIELD box with the QUAIL in the lower right hand corner. These piece says "WESTERN" at the top because this was the first year that Western Cartridge CO, which bought out the old WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS Co. was just now getting its advertising intergrated to show the strenghts of both brands. Mounted on white acid-free foam board and srinkwrapped.	now $950 (pcct)
	"1920's-1940's" PORTFOLIOS-(illustrations by Philip R. Goodwin)
	This very collectible Philip R.Goodwin PORTFOLIO is titled "TALES of the North County" by the famous firm BROWN and BIGELOW Co. This is the COMPLETE PACKAGE, it includes the Portfolio Cover, the front sheet and 4 original uncut prints. They are "Were Going Home", "The Cruisers", "Uninvited Guests" and "An Interrupted Duel". They are all 17.6" wide x 13.25 " high, signed by Philip R. Goodwin, titled in the lower center and trademarked twice by the Brown and Bigelow Co. These are totally original, untouched in any way and have been in my PERSONAL COLLECTION for some 10 years. You see these prints sometimes as SINGLES, but to find them intact in their original PORTFOLIO is most rare. I have posted some photographs, (if you see any wrinkles or FLAWS, they are mine-the ITEMS THEMSELVES are MINTY) but if you require more/better pictures please let me know.	$575 (ett)
	This 1921 Philip R.Goodwin Portfolio is titled "Out in the WEST" by the famous firm "BROWN and BIGELOW". This is the COMPLETE PACKAGE, it includes the Portfolio Cover (intact with the original red tie string, the 4 original uncut prints and one other element that makes it very rare. The first PRINT has a overleaf signed by the 'CHEMICAL COLOR & SUPPLY Co." which states "Please accept these reproductions with our best wishes and with the added hope that the coming year brings you happiness and properity" The very last line states -"REPRODUCTIONS OVERPRINTED WITH CHEMCO OVERPRINT VARNISH no. 50". This was very special addition made to feature the VARNISH Product and quite rare. As stated on the Portfolio Cover, the 4 prints are "Blazing the TRAIL", "In SILENT PLACES", "A Timely Catch" and "Hitting the TRAIL". They are all 15.1" wide x 10.5 " high, all signed by Philip R. Goodwin, and trademarked by the Brown and Bigelow Co. These are totally original, untouched in any way and have been in my PERSONAL COLLECTION for some 10 years. You see these prints sometimes as SINGLES, but to find them ALL intact in their original Portfolio is most rare, especially this version. I have posted some photographs (if you see any wrinkles or FLAWS they are mine-the ITEMS THEMSELVES are MINTY), but if you require more/better pictures please let me know.	$925 (fdc)
	This 1943 Philip R.Goodwin PORTFOLIO is titled "The Immortal SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE OUTDOOR MASTERPIECES", by the Louis F.DOw Co. This is the COMPLETE PACKAGE, it includes the Portfolio Cover (intact-not seperated, and the 7 original uncut prints. The Portfolio Cover also states "RED BLOODED OUTDOOR ACTION PICTURES, Mail them to service men and friends. Each print is securely bound yet easily detached for PIN-UPS or framing". Each Print is 11.75" wide and 8.9 " high and the title of each print is clearly marked in the lower Center name plate along with the statement "Reproductions from Original Painting by Philip R. Goodwin and each is trademark by the Louis F. Dow Co. The 7 prints are "The PACK TRAIN", "When Action Counts", "A Sporting Chance", "Bear in Mind", "The Forest Rangers","Preparedness" and "Going after 'EM". These are totally original, untouched in any way and have been in my PERSONAL COLLECTION for some 10 years. You see these prints sometimes as SINGLES, but to find them ALL OF THEM intact, in their original PORTFOLIO is rare. I have posted some photographs (if you see some wrinkles or FLAWS they are mine-the ITEMS THEMSELVES are MINTY), but if you require more/better pictures, please let me know.	$575 (fht)

	"WINCHESTER HERALDS"-the monthly Winchester Store TRADE magazine. Buying Winchester HERALDS to complete my collection!	contact me!
	"WINCHESTER STORE NEWS-a small monthly direct mail piece which was first published in February, 1927! Buying WINCHESTER STORE NEWS to complete my collection!	contact me!
	"WINCHESTER JUNIOR RIFLE CORP. NEWSLETTER"-a seperate monthly newspaper Published by Winchester Repeating Arms Co. that feaatures only news and informaton about Winchester Junior Rifle Corp. activities. Buying all issues for my collection!	contact me!
	I am buying Catalogs, brochures, and other related paper or any advertising for the "WINCHESTER STORE" house brands-"ARMAX", "BARNEY and BERRY", "CRUSADER" and "HENDYRX".	contact me!

	(ca.1920?)-I have never seen another set ("BEST WORKMANSHIP") of these thick cardboard signs in my 35 years of chasing WINCHESTER STORE advertising as one of my 3 top collecting catagories! I do not know the correct dates, no have I ever found any reference material (and I buy any and all WINCHESTER STORE reference material) just for that purpose. In this display the reds are very strong, so is the blue lettering (both of which would normally be borne to fading). They are small (10 1/2" wide x 4 1/2" high), very neat and most unusual. In MINTY condition and no restoration of any kind. If someone "out there" has other examples or can date them, I would love to hear from you!	$350 (tdc)
	(ca.1920?)-I have never seen another set ("HIGHEST GRADE MATERIALS") of these thick cardboard signs in my 35 years of chasing WINCHESTER STORE advertising as on of my 3 top collecting catagories! I do not know the correct dates, no have I ever found any reference material (and I buy any and all WINCHESTER STORE reference material) just for that purpose. In this display the reds are very strong, so is the blue lettering (both of which would normally be borne to fading). They are small (10 1/2" wide x 4 1/2" high), very neat and most unusual. In MINTY condition and no restoration of any kind. If someone "out there" has other examples or can date them, I would love to hear from you!	$350 (tdc)
	These are the largest sized (14" high and 11' wide) WOOD COUNTERTOP FRAMES that were used to display 2-sided advertising in the early "WINCHESTER STORES". The advertising is really neat and the frames have now become quite scarce and collectible. These prices are for each individual frame (frame+bottom) and the advertising is NOT INCLUDED!	$950 (ffc)
	These are second largest sized (11" high and 7" wide) WOOD COUNTERTOP FRAMES that were used to display 2-sided advertising in the "WINCHESTER STORES". This frame was designed to display a single (7 x 11) card or two of the smaller (5 x 7) cards. These frams are now quite popular and very collectible. These prices are for each individual fram (frame+bottom) and the advertising is NOT INCLUDED!	$950 (rtt)
	(March/1923) This is a Totally original and correct (no restoration, no anything) WINCHESTER STORE 2-sided Counter-top advertising piece that is most desirable in any Advertising or KNIFE collection. (Side one is marked #21-F) and shows a really great WINCHESTER SCOUT pocket knife (marked "SCOUT" on the knife itself). This is a very popular (but hard to find in good condition) knife and the advertising for it is even rarer! (the other side is marked #21-B) and shows a man dressed in his period COROY's, Hagen Hat and SCREWDRIVER working on his great YELLOW AUTOMOBILE. I count two banks of at least 3 spark plugs-a V-6 maybe? This CARDBOARD is a great addition to any collection, CAR, KNIFE, ADVERTISING, or Wichester.	$750 (ect)
	This is a Totally original and correct 1921 WINCHESTER STORE CALENDAR. This is the first of the NINE WINCHESTER STORE Calendars that were printed to order by the Winchester Repeating Arms Co. for the individual WINCHESTER STORES (hardware). This Calendar is complete with all the months and has the original cover FLY SHEET.	$1450 (edc)
	A STONE MINT "THE WINCHESTER STORE" Carpenters APRON as shown in the 1926/27 catalog on p.254. It is model #(W1) marked "The Winchester Store-Antigo Hdwe Co., Antigo, Wisconsin-Phone 2" (must have been a very small town). It is mounted on a Black foam board and it is untouched, no restoration of any kind. The CLEANEST, nicest one I have ever seen, looks to be unused-makes a terrfic display for any collection.	$1500 (pcct)
	(1929) This is the only WINCHESTER-SIMMONS Co. Calendar that I have ever seen or know of. It was put out by the REGIONAL "WINCHESTER-SIMMONS Warehouse" in Minneapolis, Minn. It features a old 5 MAST trading ship (its huge and its being towed by another ship). They are selling their BRAND of ("COLUMBIAN") Manila rope & Commercial Twine. I can only imagine that this was a very limited production, because no one has seen other scenes from ANY another Warehouse. It is very nicely done and signed by the artist CHARLES ROBERT PATERSON. It is in MINT condition with full pad and cover. THe bottom pictures shows The CORDAGE CITY", Auburn, N.Y.. A very ususal piece of Winchester and Simmons advertising. Again the photo's show the glare spots and lines from the shippers srinkwrap, The piece is DEAD STONE MINT!	$850 (ntt)
	Ca.1936-a STONE MINT Winchester Brochure display in all its ORIGINAL colors-no restoration of any kind on this very scarce model. What a great way to show off your collection of WINCHESTER papers/brochers etc. I have had 3 in my lifetime of collecting and this is by FAR THE BEST CONDITIONED one I have ever seen. NOT shown in any SPORTING COLLECTIBLE book, and to the best of my knowledge this does not appear in any WINCHESTER CATALOG. The WRACo. company was sold in 1930/31 to the Western Cartridge Co.(John Olin) and the WINCHESTER STORES creased to exist. All production of the many TOOLS, FISHING, SPORTS and other non-gun items were stopped except those listed on this display-"FLASHLIGHTS", "BATTERIES", ROLLER SKATES" and "POCKET CUTLERY" (pocket knives, no Flatware). The company continued to use the WINCHESTER name until 1938. They eliminated all remaining "POCKET CUTLERY" productiion as the company geared up for WW11 production (late 1939). So we know for sure this display was pre-1938/39 and most likely from the same advertising campaign that produced the familiar GLASS signs that say "CUTLERY-1936". This has a great deep BLUE paint that really doesn't show up in the pictures (the 3rd picture does the best color). The Flash from the camera just washed out the BLUE, you must see to believe! I would believe that this had very limited production, and for only one year. This is guarenteed TOTALLY ORIGINAL and correct with NO RESTORATION! The condition is just unbelievable!--	$1250-(rfc)
	(ca.1921) a very rare (I know of only 3) titled "COMRADES-National Father and Son week-Feb.11-17). Uses the same scene as featured on the famous 1918 Winchester calendar, the father has Model 12 (12 gauge perhaps) and it looks like his son is learning to shot his Model 12 (20 gauge). A very engaging scene, a real classic! This piece is all original, no fading, and most importantly no restoration of any kind. I has no BANDS, this i totally correct, has the corrct 1/4" white margin on all 4 sides. It had very limited production (remember there were very few stores in 1921). This was meant to be taped to a wall or on the inside of the large show window out front. Hence with limited production and the fact that most were destroyed when they were taken down, this is a extemely rare item. Tommy Webster had two (I bought this from him) and I know of one other. There may be more but believe this is very, very scarce. Mounted on white acid-free foam board and srinkwrapped.	$4500 (phtt)
	I would bet that 99% of most Winchester collectors haven't seen one of these, or know just exactly what it is. In 1922 The Wraco. factory sent out a Sales and Service bulletin that shows the plans for a individual WINCHESTER STORE to make a cartridge board themselves to display the typical shells sold in their trading area. I have two and here is the best one. The construction is much better, cleaner and its totally intact and best of all has a original letter pasted on the back! There are 4 rows of shells (the top 2 rows have 12 each and the bottom 2 rows have 14 each (total of 52) individually marked tags and shells. All shells are mounted to a nice board, covered with green felt. The individual shells are mounted with a single nail driven through the case casing and each tag is a original "WINCHESTER" (in red) that has the type of shell written neatly in black ink! This was very well done by the store itself (most of the stores had someone/craftsman who did their advertising panels and displays, so this would have been a task assigned to them. I just wonder why more of them haven't been discovered? The shells are all metallic, both RIMFIRE and CENTERFIRE and range from .22 to .405 and pistol cartridges. The OTHER outstanding part of this display is the LETTER that is glued to the back. It is a original STORE LETTERHEAD "L. SCHMIDT & SONS" -"Everything in HARDWARE-Grand Junction, Colorado". Someone then wrote in heavy blue caryon "Dummy Metallic Amunition-as per list mailed in with report" also "MAY 10-1922". Below written in lighter RED CRAYON "Sales Service-and a man's name A.Shuxxxd? (can't read the name clearly), the rest is very clear. Another possibility that has surfaced based on this letter, it that the WINCHESTER STORE in Grand Junction, Colo. sent a list back (of the cartridge they wanted on their board) to the Sales Service dept. of WRACo. and the factory make the board. Its very interesting-I just present the facts and you decide. A very, very rare piece regardless and minty. Photo's again shows the glare and lines from the srinkwrap, but this is in outstanding shape and a real conversation piece!	$4500 (pfct)
	This ca.1922 board is of the same type as the board listed directly above. Most probably made by the STORE itself, it differs slightly in its style, construction and condition. It is made on the same concept (all shells are mounted with a single braid through the center of the shell and the same type of small "WINCHESTER" ID tag is used. This board has 5 rows and the tags are attached to a board and the shells sit on top of that board. All 5 rows has spaces for 12 shells (total of 60) but 14 shells are missing. Interestingly this board has 3 WRACO FACTORY WINDOW SHELLS on the bottom row. The tags are not filled out and the green felt is on the back side/and mostly missing. I believe this shows again how each store would have differences in the shells that were SELLERS in their TRADE MARKET AREA and some did a much better construction job (or had WRACo. do it) These are the only two I have ever seen in 25 very active years of chasing WINCHESTER SHotgun shells and I think they add much to the history of the WINCHESTER STORES. Again the photo's show the glare and lines from the shippers srinkwrap.	$1850 (ptoc)
	The WRACo. company was sold in 1930/31 to the Western Cartridge Co.(John Olin) and the WINCHESTER STORES creased to exist. All production of the many TOOLS, FISHING, SPORTS and other non-gun items were stopped except those listed on this display-"FLASHLIGHTS", "BATTERIES", ROLLER SKATES" and "POCKET CUTLERY" (pocket knives, no Flatware). The company continued to use the WINCHESTER name until 1938. They eliminated all remaining "POCKET CUTLERY" productiion as the company geared up for WW11 production (late 1939). So we know for sure this display was pre-1938/39 and most likely from the same advertising campaign that produced the familiar GLASS signs that say "CUTLERY-1936". This has a great deep BLUE paint that really doesn't show up in the pictures (the 3rd picture does the best color). The Flash from the camera just washed out the BLUE, you must see to believe! I would believe that this had very limited production, and for only one year. This is guarenteed TOTALLY ORIGINAL and correct with NO RESTORATION! The condition is just unbelievable! Pictures pending!	$1250 (rfc)
	(ca.late 1920's) Most Winchester Store collectors have or have seen a wooden WINCHESTER STORE Yardstick or perhaps even a foot long ruler. But the really rare YARDSTICK in this grouping is this 4 sided Wooden YARDSTICK that doubles as a WALKING STICK or CANE. Side#1- has the store name "HARRY CROWE, HDW. and ELEC. WORKS, Phone 90. THE WINCHESTER STORE". Side#2 states-"We Represent Fairbanks-Morse, DeLaval, John Deere, Fresno Agri. Works, Kelvinator, Maytag, Glidden, World Standard Goods". Side#3 states,"WE KNOW THE PUMPING PLANT BUSINESS" In quite excellent condition, it doesn't show any use as a WALKING STICK. I have seen two in my collecting years (and I bought them both-this is my duplicate). I would think this was some kind of SPECIAL ORDER stick and was only offered by one (wealthy) store.	$400 (eft)
	The "WINCHESTER TRADER" (1927)-please note the story above. This is the second or alternative version of this display. Remember a full WINCHESTER STORE (which handled the complete line of Winchester Store products-in 1927-tools-appliance and Guns), they got the display discussed above. But many stores did not carry the full line (remember this was expensive stuff in the late 1920's), if they handled only certain products they were qualified for a CARDBOARD DISPLAY of those products only. Hence you see this diecut CARDBOARD piece that shows CUTLERY and TOOLS (one of the 6 available). I never was able to find all 6 of these in my entire time of collecting WINCHESTER STORE items. This piece is MINT, no restoration. Just try of get them all, it is indeed a quest.	sold (pdtt)
	A really rare pair of calendars, I have never seen these before. The first Calendar is a 1930 "W.A.Sanders & Bro.-Hardware and Implements-Jackson, MO." What makes this totally unquie it that it is both a WINCHESTER STORE and KK (Keen Kutter) store. Has the famous solgon "The Recollection of Quality remains long after the Price is forgotten" (from the founder E.C.Simmons). The calendar features a very nice scene of Hunter in the field, resting on a stump with his 3 hunting dogs and his ever present pipe! The calendar is MINT with its original cover, full pad-just brilliant colors-absolutly no restoration of any kind. It is custom frame with the other calendar and I will consider seperating them but really think they belong together. This is a very late date for a WINCHESTER STORE calendar (I only have 3 in my collection). It shows the glares and lines from the shipper srinkwrap.	$1500 (tctt)
	This 1930 KK calendar shows the same hunting scene (hunter with 3 dogs and his pipe), the store is "DUDY Hdw.-Dudy's for real Hdw.-Hardware and Implemets-Norway, Michigan" It also is MINT with its original cover, full pad and brilliant color and no restoration of any kind. Prefer to sell these together! These are STONE MINT and no restoration.	$1000 (pfct)
	(ca.1927/28) This is a (very late) and scarce piece of WINCHESTER-SIMMONS diecut Cardboard advertising which shows pictures of their 10 REGIONAL WAREHOUSES and the WRACo. Factory plant in New Haven, Conn. The board shows vingetts of Winchester advertising (since the CHAIN THEME is used, I think this is 1928-it is consistent with other pieces of that year. In the upper RIGHT HAND CORNER it says-WINCHESTER-Guns and Ammunition-Cutlery, Radio Batteries-Vacuum Bottles, Food Choppers-Boys Wagon, Electric Irons. In the LEFT HAND CORNER is says TOOLS-Flashlights-Fishing Tackle, Lawn Mowers-Athletic Goods, Wheel Barrows-Skates, Farm & Garden Tools. Only a very few of these have been found, so I am not sure if these were sent to every WINCHESTER STORE (at this time they were very frank about having 6300 NATIONWIDE STORES). So perhaps this carried a additional charge/ or option and not many were ordered. A very unique piece, has small damage spot in upper left hand corner, other wise complete! This is mounted in a nice wood frame and behind PLEXIGLASS and the pictures are just awful. Will try to get some better ones! A very collectible peice!	$3250 (ptut)
	(ca.1929) A Heavy Metal Rectangle sign with a internal blub-which works. The lighted display says "WINCHESTER-TOOLS" I do believe this came from WRACo. because it shows on the back"Produced by OHIO ADVERTISING DISPLAY-Cinn. Ohio" and it has a decal saying the same thing. (27W x 5H x 4D). I have only seen one other like this and it said "WINCHESTER-GUNS and AMMUNITION" and I have just sold it. Very rare and I believe very late in the WINCHESTER STORE era.	$600 (ctt)
	This is a genuine LAPEL/NAME TAG with a pin/clasp on the back. From a "WINCHESTER STORE" convention (ca.1921/25). "J.M. caplinger-Greensburg, Kan.	$80 (trt)
	This is one of my favorite photo's of a WINCHESTER STORE display. It features a full and complete 5 panel BASEBALL display, in its original wooden frame. It also contains as much WINCHESTER BASEBALL gear that I have ever seen in one location. This must have been a fairly UPSCALE store to stock all that. I used this as a model and tried to collect everything in the photo. I will try to replace these photo's, they actually are crystal clear. My bad!	$260 (ftt)
	(ca.Sept./1923)-This is one busy WINCHESTER STORE Window display, it really contains a lot good stuff. I know that the Gilbert, Arizona store made this display after Septemter because the two end panels (that show the M92 and M95) where not sent to the store until that month. FYI-THESE END PANELS, from a 5-PANEL SET, are not in the Wichester "RARITIES" book, but I have a COMPLETE SET for sale-listed below). If you look beyond the Fine MOUNTS, the guns and ammo, you can spot some other partial Winchester advertising pieces including a WJRC piece.	$450 (ftt)
	(ca.1929)-this is a very late picture of the WINCHESTER STORE in "MEADE, KS.". Meade is located on Hwy-54, just south of Dodge City, Ks. I bought this in that local area and it was a favorite of mine for two reasons. First it is very typical of the Hardware Stores of that era (Long and narrow, only one center lane for the customers). It was very similar to my Grandfather's store in Manchester, Okla. Secondly it was the ONLY photograph that I ever owned that showed the large "THE WINCHESTER STORE" sign, hanging from the ceiling at the rear of the store. This is a rare, rare sign and it feached big money at the auction. For some reason I couldn't get the camera to focus on this piece, but it is MINTY.	$375 (ftt)

	(October 11, 2011)-I have decided to sell my complete LIFETIME (35 years) collection of WINCHESTER STORE 5-panel sets! This includes all my complete sets, partial sets, single panels and all WOODEN DISPLAY FRAMES! You can see most of these in the Winchester "RARITIES" book, I have about 97% of all those in the book, plus about (13) additional sets that are unpublished! Most are in MINT CONDITION with great colors and some are very rare, considering how fragile they are. Even with carefully handling they get the edges tattered and ripped and then destroyed! That's why those you see at the GUN SHOWS, FLEA MARKETS, etc. are always beat up, taped or almost never with all 5 panels together! I have listed the Winchester Store 5-panel sets and any items that are for sale in the following order. Non-published sets--Hunting/Gun related--Trap Shooting--Boy Scout, Thanksgiving, Christmas--WJRC-Jr.Trapshooting--Fishing Tackle--Oil, Grease, Rust Remover etc.--Paint and Varnish--Football--Basketball--Hockey, Ice SKates--Boxing--Golf--other SPORTS--Wagons--Scooter and Roller Skates--Vecocyle (tricycle)--Skies, Dumb bells, etc.--Brace & Bits--Padlocks--Screwdriver & Chisels--Saws--Wrenchs--Hammer and Hatchets--Vacuum Bottles--HouseHold Appliances--Cutlery & Pocket Knives--Razor and other Tiolet--Steel Goods--Cartoons/Comedy--Flashlights and Batteries--Wooden Display Frames--Covers/Envelopes. (Note-I have listed most of the 5-panel sets in at least two different locations. Since most 5-panel sets advertise at least two or more different WINCHESTER STORE products (i.e. GUNS on one side and FLASHLIGHTS on the other side) I listed them in both categories. If there are any questions please call or email. Just scrool down this page and these items will be there in that order.
	1920-(Winchester 5-panel sets started March, 4, 1920-all were one-sided!
	1923-(this year only, most 5-panels displayed a "Giant" center piece, that covers the center 3 panels!
	1924-Only a very few new sets were produced!
	1925-no known 5-panels set produced this year!
	1926-5-panels set now produced only on a monthly basis!
	1927-no known 5-panel sets produced this year!
	1928-all 5-panel sets now have a CARTOON theme!
	1929-WRACo. and "THE WINCHESTER STORES" stopped 5-panel set in April, 1929!
	UNPUBLISHED "WINCHESTER STORE-5-PANEL SETS"-(for sale!)
	I have for sale (13)-Thirteen, 5-panel WINCHESTER STORE sets (or partial sets) that are not shown in the Winchester "RARITIES" book. When working with Tommy and the Krause Co. editor, it was decided not to publish any 5-panel set, if between us we only had a partial number. It also got to be a limiting factor in the absolute number of pages that we had to work with! ANYWAY, I now have these complete sets and some SINGLE PANELS that are unpublished!. These DO NOT appear in any other SPORTING COLLECTIBLES BOOK! Contact me at: tim@wavelinx.net Phone: (918) 786-8500
	(August 17-24, 1922)-This a SINGLE panel from a Winchester 5-panel set. It is the ONLY PANEL I have from this set. This set was NOT PUBLISHED in the Winchester "RARITIES" book, any other SPORTING COLLECTIBLES book. (side-#1)-Titled "GUN and AMMUNITION"-a single PANEL showing the Winchester MODEL-06 and the three different .22 (rimfire) cartridges that it fired! The entire set of (5) different .22 rifles is extremely hard to collect as they are hard to find in any condition and if are found they go into Collections and DO NOT get sold again. (The other panels are MODEL-90, MODEL-02, MODEL-04 and MODEL-03. I would be interested in purchasing any or all of these panels! (side-#2)-Titled "POCKET KNIVES DISPLAY"-shows (8) different PARING KNIVES and (4) STAINLESS STEEL KNIVES. The other 4 panels are-POCKET KNIVES, SICCORS, KITCHEN KNIVES and the center panel has a LARGE PARING KNIVE "for Canning Season". I would be a puchaser of any of all of these panels! The condition of this SINGLE PANEL is MINT, no restoration of any kind, no fading, no tears, no stains, perfect top, bottom and edges (which is very unusual to find)! If Tommy didn't have it, you know it was rare! This is the only panel from this set of (5) that I have, and at (age 70) it doesn't look like I will be able to comlete this set. I think I have every set except for (3) which includes this one. A must of any good .22 rifle collector. This is fully protected between two clear sheets of Plexiglass and then taped on each edge (the tape on the edges causes the distoration that the picture shows). This PANEL is MINT-no restoration of any kind, no tears, no fading, no tape etc. It's rare and not in any SPORTING COLLECTIBLES book!	$1,000 (phtt)
	(ca.November-December, 1922)-This is a complete WINCHESTER STORE 5-panel set. A very RARE and fascinating piece of Winchester advertising. The Winchester "RARITIES" book (on p.102) shows a similar, but different Big Game scene. Winchester produced over (50) different 5-panel sets for use in the WINCHESTER STORES, but only two featured BIG GAME and both use large GRIZZLY BEARS as the subject-(never a ELK or DEER!)! This is a BIG GAME SCENE that is entirely different from the one listed in Winchester "RARITIES" book-p.102, and it is the only complete set known. The pictures weren't available at the time of the publication of the "RARITIES" book. (side-#1)-Titled "BIG GAME DISPLAY". it features a very large GRIZZLY, who is standing up and looking very LARGE as he faces the HUNTER who is in position to save himself with his WINCHESTER MODEL-95. (side-#2)-Titled "ICE SKATING DISPLAY" shows several ICE SKATERS on a frozen pond. This set of panels is currently mounted on a white acid-free foam board and srinkwrapped. I have pictures of this side before I mounted it and it's condition is the same as the BEAR side. I can ship this to you on the foam board or remove the srinkwrap and just ship the panels. All the panels are in MINTY conditon, no restoration, and are very bright, no fading, no tape etc. THis is extemely rare set, but its for sale!	$10,000 (rttt)
	(ca.November-December, 1922)-SELLING the First 3 panels (panel#1, #2, #3) of this WINCHESTER STORE 5-panel set. A very RARE and fascinating piece of Winchester advertising. The Winchester "RARITIES" book (on p.102) shows a similar, but different Big Game scene. Winchester produced over (50) different 5-panel sets for use in the WINCHESTER STORES, but only two featured BIG GAME and both use large GRIZZLY BEARS as the subject-(never a ELK or DEER!)! This is a BIG GAME SCENE that is entirely different from the one listed in Winchester "RARITIES" book-p.102. The pictures weren't available at the time of the publication of the "RARITIES" book. (side-#1)-Titled "BIG GAME DISPLAY". THE FIRST 3 PANELS show a very large GRIZZLY, who is standing up and looking very LARGE as he faces the HUNTER who is in position to save himself with his WINCHESTER MODEL-95. See the pictures on the complete panel that is listed just before this one. YOu only miss a very small portion of the BEAR (his back) and the END PANEL! (side-#2)-Titled "ICE SKATING DISPLAY" shows several ICE SKATERS on a frozen pond. These (3) panels are displayed between two sheets of PLEXIGLASS. I can ship this to you as it is (between two sheets of PLEXIGLASS) or remove the srinkwrap and just ship the panels. All the panels are in MINTY conditon, no restoration, and are very bright, no fading, no tape etc. THis is extemely rare set, but its for sale, and for 30% of a FULL SET!	$3,000 (rttt)
	(August 3-9, 1922)-This is a complete Winchester 5-panel set and it is NOT in the Winchester "RARITIES" book, it is very rare, especially in its complete format! (side-#1)-Titled "HIGH POWER RIFLE DISPLAY"-each of these 5 panels is terrific in its OWN right. Each panel (on both sides) has the famous red "WINCHESTER" in STAGGERED SCRIPT letters. (#1/end panel-Crystal Cleaner-Rust Remover-Gun Grease), (#2-.22 RIFLES-shows 7 different .22 models), (#3-MODEL-94/cutaway of M-94 with action OPEN and with it CLOSED-a killer piece!), (#4-HIGH POWER RIFLES-has 4 high power rifles & 4 shotguns), (#5-GUN OIL & UTILITY OIL). These panels are used individually in collections, so there are very few COMPLETE SETS still around. (side-#2)-Titled "CARVING SET DISPLAY"-each panel is a individual display of Winchester CARVING SETS or KITCHEN SETS. This side is nice, but the VALUE is all in the GUN and OIL panels. I only know of (3) complete sets, and its even been a long time since a single panel has shown up! These are in excellent condition and have no restoration of any kind. (note) any big advertisng for M-92 or M-94 is very hard to get, this display has both and a Model-20!	$10,000 (fctp)
	(CHRISTMAS-December 26, 1922-January 4, 1923)-This WINCHESTER STORE WJRC 5-panel set is NOT in the Winchester "RARITIES" book. I have 4 of the 5 panels. (side-#1)-Titled "WJRC DISPLAY"-shows a WJRC team of (2) boys shooting in the SITTING POSTION and (2) in the PRONE POSTION). They are in a INDOOR TARGET range that looks to be part of GYM setting! The end panels are crossed Winchester .22 rifles (Model-04 & Model-02) & (Model-90 + Model-06). Still looking for that missing panel or will sell the (4). (side-#2)-Titled "CHRISTMAS GIFT DISPLAY"-has a green Christmas wearth on the top and Bottom edges and the center panel has a BIG CHRISTMAS GREETING wreath that has "THE WINCHESTER STORE" in big letters. THe other panels shows Christmas gift ideas, (Fishing Rods, Fl., Cutlery set/roll, Ice skates, AUTO KIT and many more including a neat Model 12 shotgun with a 25 round box of shotgun shells and a Model 1890 with its shells. I have seen the center panel being saved as a center piece for a WINCHESTER STORE collection, and the end panels can be had, but the complete set is tough! A rare, rare set!	$8,000 (ettt)
	(Christmas-1922)-Another unpublished Winchester 5-panel set that (this is complete). This is NOT in the Winchester "RARIIES" book, I purchased this just after the book went to Press. (side-#1)-Titled "CHRISTMAS DISPLAY"- shows a GIANT (3) center panel scene of a BIG RED SANTA and bag over-filled with Winchester gifts. It is indeed the most charming and sentimental of all the Winchester (5) panels and is a top "10" for sure. In the bag I see a very rare SCOOTER, M-90, Hockey Stick, Pocket Knife, Boxing Gloves, Plane, Basketball, two GOLD Scissors, full box of bits, a razor strop and a rare KITCHEN KNIVE SET.The only problem is this is so rare that only a few of the really dedicated Winchester advertising collectors know of its existence. The end panels are sometimes seen, they each show a long list of WINCHESTER STORE gift ideas, including some WJRC (Wincheser Junior Rifle Corp) items. I have only seen two complete sets of these and bought the only one I ever had a chance to purchase (it was from a private buyer and took 8 years to do the "DEAL". (Side-#2)-Titled "ICE SKATE DISPLAY-shows a neat Winchester ICE SKATES on each panel, In MINTY condition. I am selling all my 5-panels, so here goes a rare one, that is not published in any SPORTING COLLECTIBLE book. Very, Very rare!	$10,000 (ctpt)
	(June 21-28, 1923)-This WJRC 5 panel set is NOT in the Winchester "RARITIES" book. Neither Tommy or I had a full set of all 5 panels for this rare, rare set! This is probably the single most difficult WJRC set to find complete. I have the first 3 panels (#1, #2, #3) and still looking for/I would BUY! (#4 & #5)! (side-#1)-Titled ".22 CALIBER GUN & AMMO DISPLAY"-shows a very colorfull scene with two BOY SCOUTS in RED canoe approaching their camp. Underneath the scene are pictures of WINCHESTER STORE products! (panel-#1)-".22 CALIBER RIFLES"-Model 02 single shot rifle, Model 04 single shot rifle and Model 52 Bolt action rifle" and their corresponding boxes of shells ".22 Precision", ".22 Extra Long" and ".22 Short") (panel-#2)-"FISHING TACKLE"-shows 5 flies, #2336 and #1630 reels, some #8164 Fishing line, a #8340 Steel BAIT CASTING ROD and a #6095 BAMBOO FLY ROD.) (panel-#3)-has #4950 Scout Patten pocket knife, a #2608 Stabber Pattern , $9461 Stock Pattern pocket knife, a #5601 SCOUT AXE and SCOUT SHEALTH, and finally 6 different FLASHLIGHTS including a VEST POCKTER model). (panel-#4-which is missing)-shows the CAMP on the shore and beneath that (#4-".22 CALIBER RIFLES"/3 of them and ammo). (panel-#5-which is missing)-shows the woods behind the camp and (#5-"BASEBALL SUPPLIES" + Mitts, Bats and Catchers Mask.) I would be a buyer of either of these individual panels. (side-#2)-Titled "Mechanics TOOL DISPLAY", shows great individual TOOL SCENES, the top half with a Man in a WORK SCENE, and the bottom showing TOOLS. (panel-#1)-"SCREWDRIVERS"-AUTO KIT, #2124 and #2126 Screwdriver, Breast DRILL/rarely advertised, #2865 OFFSET Screwdrive/rarely advertised). (panel-#2)-"WRENCHES"-#1119-#1514-#1728-#1619-#1817- #1222, a #1032 Steel handle pipe wrench and a #1012 COE'S Monkey wrench/very seldom ever advertised. (panel-#3)-"PLIERS"-shows the following models-#2214, 2234, 2184, 2116, 2124, 2498, 2168, 2488 and #218! The top half show a different CONSTRUCTION or AUTO scene. Different tools are shown on the bottom half of each panel. Each panel and/on each side the top of the panel there is that very desirable red "WINCHESTER" in STAGGERED SCRIPT LETTERS. I would love to hear from you if you have this set or its parts, I know of only one complete set! This is one of my BEST CONDITIONED sets, even the edges are all firm and intact. The colors are brillant and it has no restoration of any kind, no fading, no spots, no tape, no nothin!	$6,000 (ftpt)
	(July 26-August 1, 1923)-This is a complete WINCHESTER STORE 5-panel set! It is very rare, it does NOT APPEAR IN THE WINCHESTER "RARITIES" book! (side-#1)-Titled "HIGH POWER RIFLE DISPLAY"-shows a GIANT Cutaway of the MODEL-94 and the (3) calibers it was chamered for-(.30 Winchester Soft Point, .32 Winchester Soft Point, and .38-55 HIGH POWER Soft Point). This Cutaway covers the entire center 3 panels. One END PANEL panel shows a Model-92 and it's shells (.25-20 Winchester Soft Point, .32 Winchester Soft Point, .38 Winchester Soft Point and .44 Winchester Soft Point). The other END PANEL is very special, it shows the Model-95 with its (3) respective 4 caliber shells-(.405 Wichester Soft Point, .35 Winchester Soft Point and .30 Government 1906 Soft Point. There are only a very few M-92 or M-95 Gun Advertising pieces ever produced, especially in this large format and they just doesn't come to market. Because the end panels themselves look so great (individually), in any GUN or Advertising collection, this further drives up the cost and availabity of this COMPLETE SET. In addition these are most sought after because on each side, the CENTER 3 panels have a Giant "WINCHESTER" in the traditional red STAGGERED SCRIPT LETTERS. The tops of each END PANEL (both sides) also have this LETTERING, making each panel a great individual piece of advertising. Since so many 5 panels sets are broken up, so that the END PANELS can be used for GUN or KNIFE diplays, the survival of a FULL 5-panel set is indeed RARE! (side-#2)-Titled "CUTLERY DISPLAY"-shows a GIANT-3 panel display of a WINCHESTER 2 bladed pocket knife and both end panels detail the CONSTRUCTION of the Winchester pocket knife. This side is very desirable to the Knife community. So to have a COMPLETE SET of these, with no restoration of any kind is quite unusual. I only know of 3 complete sets that have survived! I am selling all 5-panels, so here goes another are one, that is not published in any SPORTING COLLECTIBLE book.	$10,000 (fctt)
	-(January-February, 1926)-I have the center (3) panels, these are FOR SALE! I am still seeking the END PANELS. This set is NOT PUBLISHED in the Winchester "RARITIES" book! (side-#1/February)-Titled "Building Scene with HAMMER"-these (3) center panels show a GIANT HAMMER (with its paper label-in Mint Condition), that appear across all three panels. The famous red "WINCHESTER" in STAGGERED SCRIPT LETTERS is also across all three panels. Also shown are two CARPENTERS framing a house! Also note in red STAGGERED SCRIPT LETTERS-"AS GOOD AS THE GUN". (side-#2/January)-Titled "AS GOOD AS THE GUN". THese 3 center panels show a GIANT Blue Oval with the famous Winchester LOGO (By Philip R. Goodwin) and the words "All-WINCHESTER-Products are-AS GOOD AS THE GUN-sold Exclusively-at-THE WINCHESTER STORE". There are many Winchester products surrounding the OVAL. I see a SAW, HAMMER, PLIERS, Flashlights, Cutlery, Meat Grinder, Skates and a BOYS WAGON. In total MINT condition, has no restoration of any kind. Very rare, I didn't see this until just last year, after collecting this panels for 30+ years. As noted would buy the END PANELS (they have TOOLS on them).	$5,000 (rftt)
	-(July-August, 1926)-I have the center (3) panels and (1) end panel, these are FOR SALE! I am still seeking the other END PANEL! This set was NOT PUBLISHED in the Winchester "RARITIES" book! (side-#1/July)-Titled "WORK BENCH SCENE "w" TOOLS"-displays a Carpenter, IN HIS SHOP, with a FULL ARRAY of Wincheser TOOLS. He is using a SAW and too his right is a INSERT-which shows a actual customer from BOLIVER, MO. Which is less than 50 miles from where I live. The INSERT was NOT USED in any other WINCHESTER STORE 5-panel. It pictures a older man working in his shop. "568 Saws Sharped with Winchester Files in 1925 by 84 year old Mechanic.-ABE SNOWBARGER of Bolivar, Missouri, files saws for POLK and surrounding Counties-He empatically declares that WINCHESTER FILES are the best" VERY UNIQUE! The end panel (#1-shows a Hand scribing a DOOR HINGE + "Let us SUPPLY YOUR HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS", all on a Blue background/there are two missing pieces!. I believe the other END PANEL (the one I am seeking to buy), says "CORRECT HARDWARE". I would be a buyer of this panel. (side-#2/August)-Titled "HOME CANNING SCENE"-the center (3) panels shows a MOM canning a batch of PEACHES and her young son about to get one for himself. "You will enjoy selecting your HOUSE FURNISHING here! Get started Early!". I have one END PANEL which shows a hand sharping a knife and a egg beater, Meat Cleaver, Potato Masher etc. It has no TEXT/there are two missing pieces. I would be a buyer of the other END PANEL which shows a woman putting a COOKED TURKEY on a shelf with a COOKED HAM below. It also shows a COFFEE POT, PRESSURE COOKER and some cooking pans of various sizes. The center 3 panels are currently mounted on White acid-free foam board with the TOOL SCENE facing out. I have pictures of the CANNING SIDE, so I know that it is in excellent shape. All these panels are in excellent condition, except as noted!	$4,500 (fect)
	(September-October, 1928)-A very, very RARE, complete and collectible WINCHESTER STORE 5-panel set. NOT in Winchester "RARITIES" book, or any other SPORTING COLLECTIBLES book! (side-#1/September)-Titled "WHEN A FELLAR NEEDS A FRIEND-Briggs-FALL ATHLETIC GOODS". THE center (3) panels shows the GAS HOUSE GANG of KIDS in a big PILE ON during the sandlot FOOTBALL GAME. It is signed "Briggs" on the panel. END PANEL-(#1-SPORTING GOODS-"They are BETTER"-shows a FOOTBALL, FOOTBALL SHOULDER PADS, BOXING GLOVES, BASKETBALL, FOOTBALL HELMET, PUNCHING BAG, FOOTBALL CLEATS, Long Athletic SOCKS and a Bladder AIR-PUMP/never seen before in a 5-panel display). (#5-"TOOLS-AS GOOD AS THE GUN"-shows a DOUBLE BITTED AXE with original label/I have one for sale!!, SINGLE BLADED HATCHET with SHEATH, two CROSSCUT SAWS, CHISEL, SCREWDRIVER, FILE and the only appearance I recall of a LUMBERMAN'S PENCIL). (side-#2/October)-Titled "LOCAL RECEPTION-NOT TOO GOOD" by Briggs-the center (3) panels shows wife coming down stairs at night and she is shining FLASHLIGHT on her HUSBAND trying to tune into a station on his HAM RADIO (at 3:00am!). END PANEL (#1-"Winchester DEPENDABLE-FLASHLIGHTS and BATTERIES"-shows a FLASHLIGHT shining on a dark shelf which has PRESERVES. (#5-"Winchester-RADIO BATTERIES for BETTER RECEPTION"-shows hand inserting a key into a Winchester PADLOCK and below (5) different FLASHLIGHTS and several BATTERIES. THE ONLY the SECOND TIME I RECALL SEEING A WINCHESTER PADLOCK FEATURED IN A WINCHESTER 5-PANEL! These are very rare, very hard to find in a COMPLETE SET (in fact this is the only complete set I have ever seen!) Four of the panels are in excellent shape, the other end panel shows some wear. But no restoration of any type on any PANELS. Signed on both sides by "BRIGGS", who was a well known cartoonist in the '20's!	$10,000 (frt)
	(January/Febuary-1929)-these (3) Winchester center panels are seldom seen, they are very late in the life of the WINCHESTER STORES and of Winchester Repeating Arms Co., They are the second from the last ever produced! These were NOT PUBLISHED in the Winchester "RARITIES" book! So RARE that I have never even seen a completed 5-panel set. (side-#1)- Titled "WINNING THE WEST-GENERAL MERCHANDISE"- has a great WESTERN scene-the same as on the Winchester 1929 calendar-"WINNING the WEST" (by the famous western artist-Frank Tenney Johnson). It shows a very attractive couple waveing at a passing PONY EXPRESS RIDER with their faithful dog. (Note-at this late date the WINCHESTER STORES are still selling "Tools, Cutlery, Flashlights, Batteries, Paint, Sporting Goods and Housewares! (side'#2)-Titled "THE POWERFULL KATRINKA HELPS THE HAMMER DEMONSTRATION-TOOLS and PAINT"-has a very nice cartoon by F.FOX (and signed in the lower right corner). These three panels are mounted on white acid-free foam board. I have picutres of the second side and it is MINTY. Can ship to you on the foam board or can cut the srinkwrap and just ship the panels, your choice! What a great collectible! I am actively seeking the end panels or any literature that shows the set! I am getting some glare from the Plastic that each panel is wrapped in! A very rare item, Great for a GUN or WINCHESTER STORE collection.	$2,750 (htt)
	(January/Febuary-1929)-these (3) Winchester center panels are seldom seen, they are very late in the life of the WINCHESTER STORES and of Winchester Repeating Arms Co., They are the second from the last ever produced! These were NOT PUBLISHED in the Winchester "RARITIES" book! So RARE that I have never even seen a completed 5-panel set. (side-#1)- Titled "WINNING THE WEST-GENERAL MERCHANDISE"- has a great WESTERN scene-the same as on the Winchester 1929 calendar-"WINNING the WEST" (by the famous western artist-Frank Tenney Johnson). It shows a very attractive couple waveing at a passing PONY EXPRESS RIDER with their faithful dog. (Note-at this late date the WINCHESTER STORES are still selling "Tools, Cutlery, Flashlights, Batteries, Paint, Sporting Goods and Housewares! (side'#2)-Titled "THE POWERFULL KATRINKA HELPS THE HAMMER DEMONSTRATION-TOOLS and PAINT"-has a very nice cartoon by F.FOX (and signed in the lower right corner). What a great collectible! I am actively seeking the end panels or any literature that shows the set! There are some stains, but the colors are very good, I am getting some glare from the Plastic that each panel is wrapped in! A very rare item, Great for a GUN or WINCHESTER STORE collection. This is a duplicate of the set listed above!	$2,500 (htt)
	-(March/April-1929)-these (3) WINCHESTER STORE center panels are seldom seen. They are believed to be the very last 5-panel set produced by WINCHESTER STORE-Winchester Repeating Arms Co.These were NOT PUBLISHED in the Winchester "RARITIES" book! So RARE that I have never even seen a completed 5-panel set. In FACT I have never seen these published in any SPORTING COLLECTIBLES book, magazine or article! (side-#1/MARCH-1929)-Titled "MAKE YOUR DREAM GARDEN a REALITY"-I have one panel that is in decent shape, the other two are extremely poor. From those I can determine that this CARTOON was by Wm. McCAY (same cartoonist that did the August 1928 panel), that featured the "LILIPUTIONS". Those same WEIRD characters are in this cartoon including the politically INCORRECT ones! There is text on lower portion of one panel that reads "FARM & GARDEN TOOLS-stand the test of CULIVATION". I do not have or ever seen the END PANELS, but they probably have TOOLS or GARDEN TOOLS displayed. I would like to obtain these if possible! (side'#2/APRIL-1929)-Titled "NATIONWIDE MONEY SAVING SALE" and the cartoon is by F.FOX. It has his normal characters and the old man is trying to get some "WIMMEN" to the Winchester STORE. I am actively seeking the end panels or any literature that shows this set! I am a Historian and avid collector of all things WINCHESTER STORE, particularly of the very last few months and days, just before they went out of business. Please call or email, if you have any knowledge or information about this, the dying days of the WINCHESTER STORE era!	need info! (help!)
	"Winchester Store-5 panel sets-with HUNTING scenes or displaying RIFLES, SHOTGUNS & AMMUNITION" (for sale!)
	(April 1-7, 1920)-This is 4th Winchester 5-panel set ever produced and I think its in the top (5) for great design and collectiblity. This is very early (1920), so only one-sided and it shows a Great scene of a vintage TRAP LINE, from the "TRAP HOUSE" to the "TRAP LINE". Besides the very prominent M-12 in the foreground, it also is advertises Winchester "Leader" and "REPEATER" shotgun shells. I am selling all 5-panels, so here goes a rare one. This same scene is used on other Winchester advertising pieces. This in MINT condition, no restoration of any kind, bright colors, no tears, no tape, no nothing! Yes, this was used in the publication of the Winchester "RARITIES" book and can be seen on p.94.	$10,000 (prr)
	-(May 27-June 2, 1920)-Titled "JUNIOR TRAP SHOOTING OUTFIT". This is a complete WINCHESTER STORE 5-panel set. It is the one shown in the Winchester "RARITIES" book on p.98. IF you look closely in the book, you can see that I sent these photo's in to the editor. This the same 5-panel shown in both of RON STADT's books. Book#1-"Winchester SHOTGUNS and SHOTSHELLS", Ronald W. Stadt, 1984-Armory Publications: Tacoma, page 83. The second book "Winchester SHOTGUNS and SHOTSHELLS", Ronald W.Stadt, 1995-Krause Publications, Iola, WI.-page 148. It is in the same black wood frame (and under glass) from when Ron had it. It is the only one I have ever seen-extremely rare! When I sell my WINCHESTER JUNIOR TRAPSHOOTING KIT, I will also sell this 5-panel set. It is the only one known, its MINT, unrestored, no flaws of any kind, the colors are OUTSTANDING! It has been behind glass for 25+ years. It is the first year (1920), so it is 1-sided and the only 5-panel dedicated solely to the Winchester TRAPSHOOTING KIT (Outfit). It is extremely rare, because there were not many WINCHESTER STORES in May, 1920 (maybe 7/10 stores total). So the "pool" of these that were ever produced was very small and then the survival rate must have been very high! in fact it is the 12 th, or 13 th. panel set that the Winchester SALES SERVICE department had ever sent! I have a signed and dated letter from Ron for provenance. In fact I bought this from Ron many years ago. Its the very best you can get in this collectible! IT RARE! ITS STONE MINT! and HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE! I have had a most complete collection of WINCHESTER STORE 5-panel sets and this is the single most RARE and at the same time BEST CONDITIONED one of the ALL!	$12,500 (rttt)
	(June 24 to 30, 1920)-Titled "JUNIOR TRAP SHOOTING OUTFIT, WOMAN on WALL". I am selling this very scarce WINCHESTER STORE 5-panel. Yes, it is the one used in the publication of the book Winchester "RARITIES" pp.100. There are only (3) Winchester Store 5-panel sets that show the JUNIOR TRAPSHOOTING KIT, including a Winchester Model-20 shotgun. The father is proudly watching his son shoot the .22 RIFLE while he is Target Shooting with a lever action rifle (M-1886 or M-92/94-can't tell for sure) and the son has nice .22 rifle (perhaps a (Model 1890)?. A really great scene and they worked Mother into the act, she is watching her Boys proudly for the porch railing. Again this is MINTY, and has no restoration of any kind, no tears, no tape, no nothing. A great set that features several Winchester Guns and very, very scarce!	$10,000 (fctt)
	(August 19-25, 1920)-a another of the very BEST Winchester 5-panel set (in the top "10") that displays both Winchester Guns and Winchester OIL PRODUCTS. Yes, this is the 5-panel set used in the Winchester "RARITIES" book-pp.104. (early 1920-so only one sided!)-displays the Father cleaning his Winchester Model-12 and his son his Winchester .22 (looks to be a Model 1890). You can clearly see a green Winchester GUN OIL CAN, a green labeled glass bottle of Winchester Crystal Cleaner and a green tube of Winchester GREASE. What more can you get into a scene! It is MINT, no restoration of any kind, no tears, no fading, no tape. One of the very best 5-panels and very, very rare!	$10,000 (frtt)
	(September 16-22, 1920)-My personal favorite, this a another of the top "10" Winchester 5-panel sets. It is very early (1920), so it is one sided, has a great scene of a HUNTER with his Winchester MODEL-12 and his black water spaniel flushing two mallards. Also this is the only Winchester 5-panel that ever mentions 16 or 20 gauge Guns and Shells. Very unique, this is the same 5-panel used in the Winchester "RARITIES book-pp.106. It is in MINT condition, no restoration of any kind. It is currently mounted on White acid-free foam board and srinkwrapped. Can ship like that or remove the foam board and just sent the panel themselves. This is a very, very rare 5-panel set!	$10,000 (ftpp)
	(October 14-20, 1920)-(Side-#1)-shows a another of the very BEST Winchester 5-panel sets (in the top "10" that shows a single HUNTER in his snug boat over his duck decoys and Five Mallards decending into the Marsh. THe end panels themselves are great, continuing the MARSH scene and with FLYING DUCKS in circle representing the SHOT PATTERN. The Winchester stores have just now changed their stategy on 5-panel and are now printing on both sides (this only the second set produced). You can see this in the Winchester "RARITIES" book-pp.108. (Side-#2)-advertises HEATERS and STOVES, showing a mother with her young daugher and son, comfortable in their living room. In MINT condition with no restoration of any kind. No Pictures and No text pending!	SOLD! (rctt)
	(November 11-17, 1920)-Titled "GOOSE HUNTING"-I am selling this complete WINCHESTER STORE 5-panel set that is one of the most compelling 5-panels that appeals to any Hunter. See in the Winchester "RARITIES" book-pp.110. (side-#1)-Another great Winchester Store 5-panel set that shows FLYING GEESE over decoys in a marsh. I know of no other 5-panel sett that features GEESE. The END PANELS have great appeal. Each panel shows a SINGLE FLYING GOOSE outlined in a SHOT PATTERN! (side-#2)-shows a great colorful TURKEY. I am selling all 5-panels, so here goes with another rare one. In MINTY condition, no restoration of any kind and another of the top 10 5-panels! This 5-panel set is currently mounted on acid free white foam board, so I can't show the "TURKEY-THANKSGIVING" scene. I have pictures of it before I mounted it, and it is MINTY also. Can ship with the foam board or take off the srinkwrap and just ship the panels, your choice!	$10,000 (fttp)
	-(CHRISTMAS-December 9-15, 1920) A really neat WINCHESTER STORE 5-panel set, showing a classic Christmas scene ON BOTH SIDES. This is a complete set and is the one used in the Winchester "RARITIES" book-pp.112. (Side-#1)-Titled "MOM and DAD WRAPPING GIFTS"-shows a Winchester MODEL-12 in the foreground, a Winchester VACUUM BOTTLE (Large size), a Winchester COFFEE POT and a Winchester TOASTER. (Side-#2)-Titled "CHRISTMAS MORNING FAMILY SCENE"-has the two kids bounding down the stairs to see the many gifts are under the tree, while Mom and Dad look proudly on! I can see another Winchester COFFEE POT, FLASHLIGHT and VACUUM BOTTLE! In MINTY condition, with no restoration of any kind! BOTH SIDES have some RARE Winchester Products proudly on display!	$4,500 (pdct)
	-(Dec.26, 1920 to January 5, 1921)-This is the first 5-panel dedicated to WJRC and it features a neat INDOOR shooting match with local W.J.R.C. CLUB, with all the proper supervision of course! YES, this was the set used in the Winchester "RARITIES" book-pp.113. (side-#1)-Titled"WINCHESTER JUNIOR RIFLE CORPS at SHOOTING GALLERY"-Note the plea for "No ENTRY or NATIONAL FEES!" It is MINT, no restoration of any kind, no fading, no tears, no tape, no nothing! Any WJRC advertising is very scarce and a complete WINCHESTER STORE 5-panel set is even more so! THis is the first 5-panel set to feature the WJRC. (side-#2/January 6-12, 1921)-Titled"KITCHEN KNIFE" shows the Housewife using her Winchester HAM SLICER Knive to carve her Ham. This side is done in BROWN SEPIA Tones! This is currently mounted on White acid-free foam board with the WJRC side facing out. I have pictures of the Knive side and it is perfect! I can ship to you either mounted on the FOAM BOARD or I can remove the srinkwrap and just ship you the panels themselves!	$8,500 (fctt)
	(March 9-15, 1922)-This is a complete WINCHESTER STORE-(WJRC) 5-panel set. Yes, this 5-panel set was used in the Winchester "RARITIES" book pp.123. (side-#1)-Titled "WINCHESTER JUNIOR RIFLE CORPS, ,22 RIFLES" shows a WJRC shooting team firing from the PRONE POSITION, at a OUTDOOR RANGE. BOTH END PANELS have the WJRC badge and they are very sought after in their own right. You will sometines find the END PANELS for sale but the entire 5 panels are very scarce! (side-#2)-Titled "FLASHLIGHT, AUTO ACCESSORIES"-The reverse side shows and great 1920 automobile with a very attractive Woman driver, and of course she is all dressed up for the outing but she has FLAT TIRE. (Note-the neat AUTO TOOL KIT on the running board). Both sides are MINT, no restoration of any kind, no cut or missing edges, no fading, no tape, no nothing.	$8,500 (rrct)
	(March 9-15, 1922)-This is (4 of the 5 panels) in a WINCHESTER STORE-(WJRC) 5-panel set. I am missing one END PANEL. Although the end panels appear to be the same (they are on the WJRC side-they are different on the FLASHLIGHT SIDE). See in the Winchester RARITIES" book-pp.123. (side-#1)-Titled "WINCHESTER JUNIOR RIFLE CORPS, ,22 RIFLES" shows a WJRC shooting team firing from the PRONE POSITION, at a OUTDOOR RANGE. You will sometines find the END PANELS for sale but the entire 5 panels are very scarce! (side-#2)-Titled "FLASHLIGHT, AUTO ACCESSORIES"-The reverse side shows and great 1920 automobile with a very attractive Woman driver, and of course she is all dressed up for the outing but she has FLAT TIRE. (Note-the neat AUTO TOOL KIT on the running board). Both sides are MINT, no restoration of any kind, no cut or missing edges, no fading, no tape, no nothing.	$4,500 (rrct)
	(March 17-23, 1922 and December 26-January 4, 1923)-One of the very best Winchester 5-panel sets, this one is complete. See in the Winchester "RARITIES" book-pp.117. (side-#1)-Titled "WINCHESTER JUNIOR RIFLE CORPS, LEARN TO SHOOT". A great "OUTDOOR" WJRC scene featuring the entire club of Boys sitting on the bench and the older adults shooting from the STANDING POSITION. What a great scene with the lake and trees all around-IDEAL. (side-#2)-Titled "FLY FISHING"-shows the classic FLY FISHING scene. His pole is in his raised LEFT hand and the right hand has the net and he has his Trout. Both sides are STONE MINT, no restoration of any kind-this is probably one the best conditioned set I have in my collection, very well preseved. not even any EDGE WEAR! Both sides have some of the best and most collectible subject matter, so this one is seldom seen, almost never with all 5 panels intact!	$8,500 (fttt)
	(March 17-23, 1921)-FOR SALE-both of these END PANELS are also shown in the great Winchester WJRC/FLY FISHING set listed above. See them in the Winchester "RARITIES" book-pp.117. These end panels have double collecting value: for (WJRC) Winchester Junior Rifle Corp. and .22 collectors and also for the FISHING collector! These are actually harder to find than the center panels, because they were frequently the first to be thrown away.These are MINT, no restoration, no fading, no tears, no tape! They are currently stored in clear PLEXIGLASS SHEETS, so they have been well protected!	$850 each (nct)
	(September 15-21, 1921 and November 10-16, 1921)-This is a complete WINCHESTER STORE 5-panel set. This can be seen in the Winchester "RARITIES" book-pp.120. (side-#1)-Titled "GROUSE HUNTING"-shows a another of the very BEST Winchester 5-panel set (in the top "10") that shows two HUNTERS with their Winchester Model-12's in the brush. Their faithful HUNTING DOG have flushed a Grouse-A CLASSIC HUNTING picture that any UPLAND hunter can remember and cherish! (side-#2)-shows Two women, hard at work, using Winchester PARING KNIVES to peel their fruit for Canning and Perseving. What is especially neat, is a Winchester "1923" Calendar hanging on the wall in the background. In MINT condition, no restoration of any kind!	$10,000 (tdtt)
	(March 9-15, 1922)-This is a complete WINCHESTER STORE-(WJRC) 5-panel set. You can see this 5-panel set in the Winchester "RARITIES" book pp.123. (side-#1)-Titled "WINCHESTER JUNIOR RIFLE CORPS, ,22 RIFLES" shows a WJRC shooting team firing from the PRONE POSITION, at a OUTDOOR RANGE. BOTH END PANELS have the WJRC badge and they are very sought after in their own right. You will sometines find the END PANELS for sale but the entire 5 panels are very scarce! (side-#2)-Titled "FLASHLIGHT, AUTO ACCESSORIES"-The reverse side shows and great 1920 automobile with a very attractive Woman driver, and of course she is all dressed up for the outing but she has FLAT TIRE. (Note-the neat AUTO TOOL KIT on the running board). Both sides are MINT, no restoration of any kind, no cut or missing edges, no fading, no tape, no nothing.	$8,500 (rrct)
	(March 9-15, 1922)-This is (4 of the 5 panels) in a WINCHESTER STORE-(WJRC) 5-panel set. I am missing one END PANEL. Although the end panels appear to be the same (they are on the WJRC side-they are different on the FLASHLIGHT SIDE). See in the Winchester RARITIES" book-pp.123. (side-#1)-Titled "WINCHESTER JUNIOR RIFLE CORPS, ,22 RIFLES" shows a WJRC shooting team firing from the PRONE POSITION, at a OUTDOOR RANGE. You will sometines find the END PANELS for sale but the entire 5 panels are very scarce! (side-#2)-Titled "FLASHLIGHT, AUTO ACCESSORIES"-The reverse side shows and great 1920 automobile with a very attractive Woman driver, and of course she is all dressed up for the outing but she has FLAT TIRE. (Note-the neat AUTO TOOL KIT on the running board). Both sides are MINT, no restoration of any kind, no cut or missing edges, no fading, no tape, no nothing.	$4,500 (rrct)
	(May 11-17, 1922)-The third and last Winchester 5-panel set featuring "TRAPSHOOTING". Yes, this is the one used in the Winchester "RARITIES" book-pp.127. (Side-#1) Titled "CHAMPION TRAPSHOOTERS" and shows three Men "On the TRAP LINE" in their period dress, all of course have their Winchester M-12's and each wooden stand holds a box of Winchester Shotgun Shells. This is one of the very few 5-panel sets that is in BROWN SEPIA tones-(just this side, the other side is Full Color). Note the ad promotes "The SPORT that QUICKENS the EYE and Improves the AIM". (Side-#2)- is titled "VACATION GOODS" and it shows many Winchester Outdoor products! The guys are around the campfire and I see a MODEL-1890, a mint Winchester CAMP AXE, Winchester FISHING POLE and Winchester FLASHLIGHT. The condition on both sides is MINTY, and no restoration of any kind!	$7,500 (pdtp)
	(July 13-19, 1922)- a very rare Winchester 5-panel set-(complete). Yes, this is the one from the Winchester "RARITIES" book-pp.129. Tommy didn't even have this set, its rarely found intact with all 5 panels! (Side-#1) Titled "RIFLES and AMMUNITION"-The center three individual panels feature a .401 Auto-loading RIFLE, a Model-95 and the best of all, a very desirable panel showing the "MODEL-94". Each end panel shows METALLIC AMMUNITION for these RIFLES and what is really rare (Ammunition for the Winchester Model-86). THIS IS THE ONLY 5-PANEL SET THAT FEATURES ANYTHING ABOUT THE WINCHESTER MODEL-86)! (Panel#1-"For Self Loading RIfles-.22 automatic, .351 S.L., .401 S.L.-"FOR MODEL-95 Rifle"-.30 ARMY, .30 Gov't'06, .38 W.C.F., .405 W.C.F."). Note-this is one of the very FEW 5-panels sets made exclusively for "BIG GAME", it mentions DEER, MOOSE and BEAR! (Panel#5-"for MODELS 94, 92 and 86-.32-40, .38-55, .45-70 and .25-35, .30-30, .32 W.S.-.33 W.C.F.) Again, each panel (on both sides) has the red "WINCHESTER" in STAGGERED SCRIPT LETTERS, making each panel a Prime canidate for use in different Winchester collections. (Side-#2)-is interesting in that it features 5 different Winchester FLASHLIGHTS or BATTERIES, including a GIANT Picture of a 1923 SPOT-LIGHT model with a CURVED LENS and another with a cutaway Winchester BATTERY. In total MINT CONDITION, no restoration of any kind! Very, Very rare in its complete form, another of the top "10" panels. I am selling all my 5-panels, so here goes another a rare, complete set!	$10,000 (fttp)
	(September 7-13, 1922)-a another of the very good complete WINCHESTER STORE 5-panel sets. I am selling the actual 5-panel set used in the Winchester "RARITES" book-pp.130 (side-#1)-Titled " SPORTS EQUIPMENT" that shows a large WINCHESTER FOOTBALL (on the center panel). The other panel shows WINCHESTER FOOTBALL Suppplies-(a Winchester FOOTBALL, Winchester FOOTBALL HELMET and a Wincheter FOOTBALL SHOULDERS PADs. The panel on BASKETBALL SUPPLIES, shows a BASKETBALL, BASKETBALL SHORTS and KNEE BRACE. Each of these panels has a very prominate "WINCHESTER" in red staggered script Letters at the top. Since this side can't be shown readily, I have furnished some pictures from the "RARITIES" book that give you a idea of that side. This is the set used for the "RARITIES" book, so you are looking at the real "thing"! (side-#2)-Titled "SHOTGUNS and SHELLS"-this side is just as desirable if not more so, since it also has individual Panels, (again with the red "STAGGERED SCRIPT LETTERS" and (2) of the most popular Winchester SHOTGUNS ever produced-(a Model 12, a Model 97, and the only cutaway panel of a Model 12 that was ever used on a 5 panel set. In addition the both end panels have neat pictures of Winchester "REPEATER" brand SHOTSHELLS. (NOTE)-this is a NICKLE STEEL Model 1912, and before 28 gauge was introduced! If you look hard you might find a individual panel of the guns, and even rarer you might find the center 3 panels, but to find a complete 5 panel set is truly rare, and they just don't come up for sale, the collectors keep them. THis is another of my best conditioned 5-panel sets, its MINT on both sides, No restoration, just truly great piece. I currently have it mounted on White acid-free foam board with the GUN side facing out. I have pictures of the other side, it is MINT ALSO, but will ship it either on the foam board or just the panels themselves, your choice!	$10,000 (fctt)
	(June 21-28, 1923)-This WJRC 5 panel set is NOT in the Winchester "RARITIES" book. Neither Tommy or I had a full set of all 5 panels for this rare, rare set! This is probably the single most difficult WJRC set to find complete. I have the first 3 panels (#1, #2, #3) and still looking for/I would BUY! (#4 & #5)! (side-#1)-Titled ".22 CALIBER GUN & AMMO DISPLAY"-shows a very colorfull scene with two BOY SCOUTS in RED canoe approaching their camp. Underneath the scene are pictures of WINCHESTER STORE products! (panel-#1)-".22 CALIBER RIFLES"-Model 02 single shot rifle, Model 04 single shot rifle and Model 52 Bolt action rifle" and their corresponding boxes of shells ".22 Precision", ".22 Extra Long" and ".22 Short") (panel-#2)-"FISHING TACKLE"-shows 5 flies, #2336 and #1630 reels, some #8164 Fishing line, a #8340 Steel BAIT CASTING ROD and a #6095 BAMBOO FLY ROD.) (panel-#3)-has #4950 Scout Patten pocket knife, a #2608 Stabber Pattern , $9461 Stock Pattern pocket knife, a #5601 SCOUT AXE and SCOUT SHEALTH, and finally 6 different FLASHLIGHTS including a VEST POCKET model). (panel-#4-which is missing)-shows the CAMP on the shore and beneath that (#4-".22 CALIBER RIFLES"/3 of them and ammo). (panel-#5-which is missing)-shows the woods behind the camp and (#5-"BASEBALL SUPPLIES" + Mitts, Bats and Catchers Mask.) I would be a buyer of either of these individual panels.	$6,000 (fttp)
	(July 26-August 1, 1923)-This is a complete WINCHESTER STORE 5-panel set! It is very rare, it does NOT APPEAR IN THE WINCHESTER "RARITIES" book! (side-#1)-Titled "HIGH POWER RIFLE DISPLAY"-shows a GIANT Cutaway of the MODEL-94 and the (3) calibers it was chamered for-(.30 Winchester Soft Point, .32 Winchester Soft Point, and .38-55 HIGH POWER Soft Point). This Cutaway covers the entire center 3 panels. One END PANEL panel shows a Model-92 and it's shells (.25-20 Winchester Soft Point, .32 Winchester Soft Point, .38 Winchester Soft Point and .44 Winchester Soft Point). The other END PANEL is very special, it shows the Model-95 with its (3) respective 4 caliber shells-(.405 Wichester Soft Point, .35 Winchester Soft Point and .30 Government 1906 Soft Point. There are only a very few M-92 or M-95 Gun Advertising pieces ever produced, especially in this large format and they just doesn't come to market. Because the end panels themselves look so great (individually), in any GUN or Advertising collection, this further drives up the cost and availabity of this COMPLETE SET. In addition these are most sought after because on each side, the CENTER 3 panels have a Giant "WINCHESTER" in the traditional red STAGGERED SCRIPT LETTERS. The tops of each END PANEL (both sides) also have this LETTERING, making each panel a great individual piece of advertising. Since so many 5 panels sets are broken up, so that the END PANELS can be used for GUN or KNIFE diplays, the survival of a FULL 5-panel set is indeed RARE! (side-#2)-Titled "CUTLERY DISPLAY"-shows a GIANT-3 panel display of a WINCHESTER 2 bladed pocket knife and both end panels detail the CONSTRUCTION of the Winchester pocket knife. This side is very desirable to the Knife community. So to have a COMPLETE SET of these, with no restoration of any kind is quite unusual. I only know of 3 complete sets that have survived! I am selling all 5-panels, so here goes another are one, that is not published in any SPORTING COLLECTIBLE book.	$10,000 (fctt)
	(August 3-9, 1922)-This is a complete Winchester 5-panel set and it isNOT in the Winchester "RARITIES" book, it is very rare, especially in its complete format! (side-#1)-Titled "HIGH POWER RIFLE DISPLAY"-each of these 5 panels is terrific in its OWN right. Each panel (on both sides) has the famous red "WINCHESTER" in STAGGERED SCRIPT letters. (#1/end panel-Crystal Cleaner-Rust Remover-Gun Grease), (#2-.22 RIFLES-shows 7 different .22 models), (#3-MODEL-94/cutaway of M-94 with action OPEN and with it CLOSED-a killer piece!), (#4-HIGH POWER RIFLES-has 4 high power rifles & 4 shotguns), (#5-GUN OIL & UTILITY OIL). These panels are used individually in collections, so there are very few COMPLETE SETS still around. (side-#2)-Titled "CARVING SET DISPLAY"-each panel is a individual display of Winchester CARVING SETS or KITCHEN SETS. This side is nice, but the VALUE is all in the GUN and OIL panels. I only know of (3) complete sets, and its even been a long time since a single panel has shown up! These are in excellent condition and have no restoration of any kind. (note) any big advertisng for M-92 or M-94 is very hard to get, this display has both and a Model-20!	$10,000 (fctp)
	(August 17-24, 1922)-This a SINGLE panel from a Winchester 5-panel set. It is the ONLY PANEL I have from this set. This set was not published in the Winchester "RARITIES" book. (side-#1)-Titled "GUN and AMMUNITION"-a single PANEL showing the Winchester MODEL-06 and the three different .22 (rimfire) cartridges that it fired! The entire set of (5) different .22 rifles is extremely hard to collect as they are hard to find in any condition and if are found they go into Collections and DO NOT get sold again. (The other panels are MODEL-90, MODEL-02, MODEL-04 and MODEL-03. I would be interested in purchasing any or all of these panels! (side-#2)-Titled "POCKET KNIVES DISPLAY"-shows (8) different PARING KNIVES and (4) STAINLESS STEEL KNIVES. The other 4 panels are-POCKET KNIVES, SICCORS, KITCHEN KNIVES and the center panel has a LARGE PARING KNIVE "for Canning Season". I would be a puchaser of any of all of these panels! The condition of this SINGLE PANEL is MINT, no restoration of any kind, no fading, no tears, no stains, perfect top, bottom and edges (which is very unusual to find)! If Tommy didn't have it, you know it was rare! This is the only panel from this set of (5) that I have, and at (age 70) it doesn't look like I will be able to comlete this set. I think I have every set except for (3) which includes this one. A must of any good .22 rifle collector. This is fully protected between two clear sheets of Plexiglass and then taped on each edge (the tape on the edges causes the distoration that the picture shows). This PANEL is MINT-no restoration of any kind, no tears, no fading, no tape etc. It's rare and not in any SPORTING COLLECTIBLES book!	$1,000 (phtt)
	(ca.November-December, 1922)-This is a complete WINCHESTER STORE 5-panel set. A very RARE and fascinating piece of Winchester advertising. The Winchester "RARITIES" book (on p.102) shows a similar, but different Big Game scene. Winchester produced over (50) different 5-panel sets for use in the WINCHESTER STORES, but only two featured BIG GAME and both use large GRIZZLY BEARS as the subject-(never a ELK or DEER!)! This is a BIG GAME SCENE that is entirely different from the one listed in Winchester "RARITIES" book-p.102, and it is the only complete set known. The pictures weren't available at the time of the publication of the "RARITIES" book. (side-#1)-Titled "BIG GAME DISPLAY". it features a very large GRIZZLY, who is standing up and looking very LARGE as he faces the HUNTER who is in position to save himself with his WINCHESTER MODEL-95. (side-#2)-Titled "ICE SKATING DISPLAY" shows several ICE SKATERS on a frozen pond. This set of panels is currently mounted on a white acid-free foam board and srinkwrapped. I have pictures of this side before I mounted it and it's condition is the same as the BEAR side. I can ship this to you on the foam board or remove the srinkwrap and just ship the panels. All the panels are in MINTY conditon, no restoration, and are very bright, no fading, no tape etc. THis is extemely rare set, but its for sale!	$10,000 (rttt)
	(ca.November-December, 1922)-SELLING the First 3 panels (panel#1, #2, #3) of this WINCHESTER STORE 5-panel set. A very RARE and fascinating piece of Winchester advertising. The Winchester "RARITIES" book (on p.102) shows a similar, but different Big Game scene. Winchester produced over (50) different 5-panel sets for use in the WINCHESTER STORES, but only two featured BIG GAME and both use large GRIZZLY BEARS as the subject-(never a ELK or DEER!)! This is a BIG GAME SCENE that is entirely different from the one listed in Winchester "RARITIES" book-p.102. The pictures weren't available at the time of the publication of the "RARITIES" book. (side-#1)-Titled "BIG GAME DISPLAY". THE FIRST 3 PANELS show a very large GRIZZLY, who is standing up and looking very LARGE as he faces the HUNTER who is in position to save himself with his WINCHESTER MODEL-95. See the pictures on the complete panel that is listed just before this one. YOu only miss a very small portion of the BEAR (his back) and the END PANEL! (side-#2)-Titled "ICE SKATING DISPLAY" shows several ICE SKATERS on a frozen pond. These (3) panels are displayed between two sheets of PLEXIGLASS. I can ship this to you as it is (between two sheets of PLEXIGLASS) or remove the srinkwrap and just ship the panels. All the panels are in MINTY conditon, no restoration, and are very bright, no fading, no tape etc. THis is extemely rare set, but its for sale, and for 30% of a FULL SET!	$3,000 (rttt)
	(December 19-25, 1922)-This is one of the top 5 Winchester 5-panels that I get questioned about and requests to sell. See in the Winchester "RARITIES" book-pp.132. (Side#-1)-the reason for this HIGH DEMAND is the HUNTING scene with (2) two hunters, ducks over head, decoys in place, and a M-12 and M-97. The end panels have boxes of LEADER and REPEATER shotgun shells. It just doesn't get any better than this! (Side#-2)-also has considerable demand from the TOOL COLLECTORS, each panel at the top has the great red "WINCHESTER" in STAGERED SCRIPT Letters. Each panel has a seperate display of Winchester TOOLS-(HAMMERS)-(PLANES)-(SAWS)-(HATCHETS) and (WRENCHES). It was in MINT condition, had no restoration of any KIND. The only COMPLETE 5-panel set I was ever able to buy and in MINT condition.	SOLD! (pdct)
	(CHRISTMAS-December 26, 1922-January 4, 1923)-This WINCHESTER STORE WJRC 5-panel set is NOT in the Winchester "RARITIES" book. I have 4 of the 5 panels. (side-#1)-Titled "WJRC DISPLAY"-shows a WJRC team of (2) boys shooting in the SITTING POSTION and (2) in the PRONE POSTION). They are in a INDOOR TARGET range that looks to be part of GYM setting! The end panels are crossed Winchester .22 rifles (Model-04 & Model-02) & (Model-90 + Model-06). Still looking for that missing panel or will sell the (4). (side-#2)-Titled "CHRISTMAS GIFT DISPLAY"-has a green Christmas wearth on the top and Bottom edges and the center panel has a BIG CHRISTMAS GREETING wreath that has "THE WINCHESTER STORE" in big letters. THe other panels shows Christmas gift ideas, (Fishing Rods, Fl., Cutlery set/roll, Ice skates, AUTO KIT and many more including a neat Model 12 shotgun with a 25 round box of shotgun shells and a Model 1890 with its shells. I have seen the center panel being saved as a center piece for a WINCHESTER STORE collection, and the end panels can be had, but the complete set is tough! A rare, rare set!	$8,000 (ettt)
	(September 13-19, 1923)-a complete Winchester 5-panel set and very scarce! See in the Winchester "Rarities" book-pp.138 (side-#1)-Titled "LARGE FOOTBALL and EQUIPMENT"-a another of the VERY BEST Winchester 5-panel sets that shows a large WINCHESTER FOOTBALL (on the center (3) panels). The other end panels show WINCHESTER FOOTBALL Suppplies-(a Winchester FOOTBALL, Winchester FOOTBALL HELMET and Winchester FOOTBALL SHOULDERS PADS. Each of these panels has a very prominent "WINCHESTER" in red staggered script Letters at the top. (side-#2)-Titled "CUTAWAY SHOTSHELL" this side is just as desirable if not more so, since it also has individual Panels, (again with the red "STAGGERED LETTERS") and 2 of the most popular Winchester SHOTGUNS-a Model 12, a Model 97, and the only cutaway panel of a Model 12 that was ever used on a 5 panel set. In addition both end panels have neat pictures of the Winchester "REPEATER" brand SHOTSHELLS. If you look hard you might find a individual panel of the guns, and even rarer you might find the center 3 panels, but to find a complete 5 panel set is truly rare, and they just don't come up for sale, the collectors keep them. This entire set is in Excellent condition and it has no restoration of any kind! A truly great and very collectible set!	$10,000 (fctt)
	(CHRISTMAS-November 15-21 and December 6-26,1923)- another of the very good Winchester 5-panel sets that shows many neat and very scarce WINCHESTER items on each individual panel. Again, I am selling the actual 5-panel set used in the Winchester "RARITIES" book pp.140. (Side-#1)-Titled "WINCHESTER STORE CHRISTMAS". This is the WINCHESTER STORE decoration display for that Christmas season, it has green HOLLY leaves in each of the four corners of each panel. The CENTER panel is most collectible, displaying ("THE WINCHESTER STORE"-in the middle-in EXTRA LARGE LETTERS). The other panels show many Winchester product ideas for the Christmas holidays. Some of them are: a FOOTBALL and UNIFORM, a BASKETBALL, PUNCHING BAG and Gloves, 4 BASEBALLS and 2 bats, a rare advertising MANICURE SET, FISHING RODS-REELS-LURES & Lines and best of all (3) Winchester Guns (MODEL-94, MODEL-90 and MODEL-12). (side-#2)-Titled "MULTIPLE TOOLS". Shows each individual panel with a full display of WINCHESTER TOOLS. (#1-SCREWDRIVERS), (#2-PLIERS), (#3-WRENCHES), (#4-FILES) and (#5-CHISELS). One on the most desirable features is that each side, and on each panel there is the red "STAGGERED" Winchester Script LETTERS. Both sides and all panels are in MINTY condition, have no restoration of any kind!	$7,500 (edct)
	(May 1-7, 1924)-a complete Winchester 5-panel set. Yes, this was the one used in the Winchester "RARITIES" book pp-144 (side-#1)-Titled "BASE BASEBALL GOODS"-this is a another of the very good Winchester 5-panel set that shows (4) panels of Baseball Products. (panel#1-BASEBALL GOODS", #2201 & #2202 Catchers Mask, #2251 Catchers Leg Guards, a Baseball score book and #2101 "Offical League" baseball/new in the box), (panel#2-#2400 bat, #2704 Little League, #2308 Super Quality, and #2908 Sandlot League baseball bats and #2251 Batbag/rare-I have one for sale!) The (center panel-"Winchester BASEBALL GOODS" has a neat picture of FIELDER squatting to catch a ball), (panel#4-FULL SIZED display of Winchester #2230 Catchers CHEST PROTECTOR-I have one for sale!), (panel#5-"BASEBALL GOODS-shows #2152 & #2155 Five Finger Gloves, #2103 & #2304 Basemen Gloves and#2050 & #2056 Catchers Mask). Each individual panel show the famous red "Winchester" IN STAGGERED SCRIPT letters (both sides of each panel) (Side-#2-Titled "VACATION GOODS"-has 5 outstanding individual panels-(#1-"VACATION NEEDS"-#5602 Camp Axe w/sheath, 3 pocket knives, 4 different Flashlights and 3 different Batteries)--(#2-"GUNS & AMMUNITION"-M-02, M-04, M-1890, M-06 and 3 different types of .22 ammunition showing the boxes and the cartridges ".22long precision-.22long-.22W.R.F./this particular panel is so desired that most of the complete set have been broken up!)--(#3-Camp Fire scene)--(#4 "FISHING TACKLE" #5017 Steel FLYROD, #6100 Split Bamboo FLYTROD, 3 Bass Flies, 2 Plug Baits, 3 Spoon Baits, #8183 & #8001 Fishing Line, #4250 TakeDone Reel and ##1630 Black/solid FLY REEL/English style)--(#5-"BASEBALL GOODS"-#2104 Basemen's Mitt, #2152 Five Finger Glove, #2010 "OFFICIAL LEAGUE" baseball/New in the BOX, #2201 Catchers Mask, #2250 Catchers Mitt, #2400 bat and #2306 "Super Quality" bat/I have one for sale in this NEW CONDITION). A very, very rare set (to find in its complete format). It is in MINT condition, with no restoration or any kind, no fading, no tears, no tape. This is another of the top "10" in demand. I am selling the all my Winchester 5-panel sets, so this RARE one must go!	$10,000 (fttp)
	-(January/February-1928)-a HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE WINCHESTER STORE 5-panel set. I have the center (3) three panels. See in the Winchester "RARITIES" book-pp.149. (side-#1)-Titled "When a Feller Needs a Friend-Comedy"-by "BRIGGS". Shows a man treed by a big Bear and his gun is within sight (but not within reach) resting by the door of his LOG CABIN. Signed by "BRIGGS" in the lower right corner of panel #3. I do not have the END PANELS. (side-#2)-Titled "OUT on a PLANK-Comedy"-by "F.FOX"-(and signed by F.Fox in the lower edge of the center panel). I have these (3) center panels, which show the GANG busily building a club house and generally having a BLAST. One of them is looking down the rickety Stove Pipe Chimmney saying "that Chimmney certainly did need Cleaning!" I DO NOT have the END PANELS. The condition is excellent, no restoration of any kind. I Would buy either of the two END PANELS if you have them-call or email me! All Comedy sets are rare but that is only making them just that more collectible! Takes you to back to the "Good Old Days".	$5,000 (tfct)
	"WINCHESTER STORE-5 PANEL SETS-showing TRAP SHOOTING" (for sale!)
	(April 1-7, 1920)-This is 4th Winchester 5-panel set ever produced and I think its in the top (5) for great design and collectiblity. This is very early (1920), so only one-sided and it shows a Great scene of a vintage TRAP LINE, from the "TRAP HOUSE" to the "TRAP LINE". Besides the very prominent M-12 in the foreground, it also is advertises Winchester "Leader" and "REPEATER" shotgun shells. I am selling all 5-panels, so here goes a rare one. This same scene is used on other Winchester advertising pieces. This in MINT condition, no restoration of any kind, bright colors, no tears, no tape, no nothing! Yes, this was used in the publication of the Winchester "RARITIES" book and can be seen on p.94.	$10,000 (prr)
	(May 12-18, 1921)-Another great Winchester 5-panel set, also called "The Sport Alluring". You can see this display in the Winchester "RARITIES" book-pp.119. (Side-#1)-Titled "BETTER TRAPSHOOTING" a Great scene of the classic "TRAP LINE" of that period with the individual wooden stands (each holding a box of Winchester Shotgun shells), and they are all shooting Winchester MODEL-12's. (Side-#2)-Titled"A HANDY LIGHT" shows a woman in her white Cooking apron, now in a dark basement, using a Winchester FLASHLIGHT to get a Jar of PRESEVES that she needs for the family dinner. The condition of both sides is MINT, with no restoration of any kind.	$8,500 (ftpt)
	(May 11-17, 1922)-The third and last Winchester 5-panel set featuring "TRAPSHOOTING". Yes, this is the one used in the Winchester "RARITIES" book-pp.127. (Side-#1) Titled "CHAMPION TRAPSHOOTERS" and shows three Men "On the TRAP LINE" in their period dress, all of course have their Winchester M-12's and each wooden stand holds a box of Winchester Shotgun Shells. This is one of the very few 5-panel sets that is in BROWN SEPIA tones-(just this side, the other side is Full Color). Note the ad promotes "The SPORT that QUICKENS the EYE and Improves the AIM". (Side-#2)- is titled "VACATION GOODS" and it shows many Winchester Outdoor products! The guys are around the campfire and I see a MODEL-1890, a mint Winchester CAMP AXE, Winchester FISHING POLE and Winchester FLASHLIGHT. The condition on both sides is MINTY, and no restoration of any kind!	$7,500 (pdtp)