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T.I.M. especially wants these certain items for his WINCHESTER ADVERTISING COLLECTION!

	(a rare and very significant 1879 Winchester Cartridge Board). In 1879 the WInchester Repeating Arms Co., produced this, their second model CARTRIDGE BOARD. Winchester was to go on and become well known for its Advertising pieces, of which the Cartridge Board was not only one of the largest but the very best in terms of both Quality and Content. This, their second board features a INNER OVAL of 31 RIMFIRE cartridges and an OUTER OVAL of 41 CENTERFIRE cartridges. There are also 2 CENTERFIRE cartridges above the oval and 1 CF cartridge below. It also features 6 paper patch bullets and 4 shotgun shells which are in the LOWER LEFT corner-one of these is missing. This is the first Winchester Cartridge Board to feature PRIMERS, Primer TINS (2 of them) and sectioned shotgun shells. It measures 22 inches in height and 31 inches in length. There are no known production records, but it is generally accepted that fewer than 100 of these were ever produced and even fewer have surivived. This is a very rare Board and it rarely appears for sale. This 128 year old specimum displays a nice LITHO of the WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS Co. factory in the center oval. This litho is original and has not been restored. It does show some brown spotting in the LEFT CENTER of the OVAL. The entire board is surrounded with a thin border. This border has some restoration, in the LOWER LEFT CORNER, which I have not attempted to change, but this would be very easy to accomplish. The TOP LEFT corner displays a WINCHESTER PRIMER TIN and also within the BLACK OVAL ring are Winchester No.1 and No.2 primers, which shows some restoration. The TOP RIGHT CORNER shows a BERDAN PRIMER Tin and BERDAN No.1 and No.2 primers and this has no restoration, it is original. Few Collectors/historians have had the chance to view this rare CARTRIDGE BOARD, let alone purchase it. This fantastic, very early Winchester Cartridge Board is in very good overall condtion for its age, (it is behind glass, which makes the photography most difficult). It dates back to the very early days of Winchester Cartridge and SHotgun shell production and is deserving of its rightful place in a HISTORICAL Museum. This board is best hand delivered to its future owner. Arrangements can be made for delivery at a midwest Gun show, if that helps.	Sorry, SOLD! (ddtt)
	(a rare and very significant 1884 Winchester Cartridge Board). This third model Cartridge Board that Winchester produced is very scarce, seldmon seen and rarely offered for sale. This bullet board is also the first to use the "CLASSIC" design by using green lithograph paper and showing the cartridge information is gold print. The Cartridges are then mounted directly to the board using a small wire that is tied together on the back side. This cartridge board has all the ORIGINAL parts including the FRAME. See the inset of the "Square Nail". These are the type of nails used in the board construction. THere is no damage to the front of the board except a small hole at the right edge, perhaps a bullet hole. I have several examples of early Winchster advertising, that show these items must have been used for target or sporting practise. There is no fading, no bug marks, nothihg on the face of the board except the normal PATINA that all the great early pieces seem to have as they aged. The back side has the original WINCHESTER brown backing paper which has been removed (in the distant past) in some small areas, to revel the ORIGINAL WIRES. I believe someone in the past did this to determine if a ORINGINAL shell had been removed. The presence of the ORIGINIAL WIRES, proves that this did not HAPPEN. In the LOWER RIGHT side of the back there is another place where the backing has been removed. Here the exposed area shows one wire that is new. A close examination shows that the ORIGINAL 4 GA. paper SHOT SHELL is still mounted on the board. Appartently the shell was "bumped" or somehow the 4 ga. shell came loose and it was then reattached. This also shows up on the BERDAN Primer. Other than these two small examples (which have the original shells back in place) this is a untouched CARTRIDGE BOARD. I do not know when this work was done, but if was done correctly and carefully and it does not distract from the board. I have owned a complete set of all the Winchester Cartridge Boards and this was one of the hardest to find and I was very glad/luckly to get it in this condition. This is a great WINCHESTER Advertising Display and one of the best known as far as condition.. It is very rare and would greatly enhance any WINCHESTER collection and it should be hanging in a MUSEUM. Again this board is best hand delivered and arrangements can be made to accomplish this.	Sorry, sold! (ucpt)
	(The 1897 Winchester Cartridge Board, also known as the "DOUBLE W"). This board is one of the most captivating WInchester advertising pieces that I have ever seen or had the privilege to own. The entire board, the frame, the cartridges, the litho, everthing is very clear and bright, a very showy example. It has all the correct parts and pieces. The photograph of the back shows that at some time (at least 15 years ago, since that's how long as I have owned it), there was a complete PROFESSIONAL CLEANING. All the shells were cleaned, as was the litho and now it makes a great display. If you will look at the 6th and last picture (shows the back side of the board), you will notice a some darker lines running across it, especially on the top half. This is a shadow of some tree branches that I didn't realize were showing up in the all the picture. Hence the first 5 pictures also show these shadows, this board has outstanding color, no shadows, fading, stains etc. I will attempt to get some more outside pictures, when the weather get better. I wish I had room for this piece, but it will have to go. Again it would be best if this were hand delivered to the new owner.	Sold (dptp)
	A 1902 Winchester Cartridge Board, it looks like the 1897 Cartridge Board listed above, (It has the same double "W" design) but does not have any ACTUAL cartridges. The cartridges on the Board are headstamped "Winchester 1901". This is the reason that WRACo. issused this board just a few years after producing their CLASSIC 1897 board. The factory was introducing a whole new line of Shotgun Shells and they had changed the headstamp to "1901". Appartantly WRACo. also determined that to save costs they would drop their practise of mounting whole cartridges to the Litho. This 1902 board was also the very last in the series of the big, bold Cartridge boards, again probably a cost reducing move. The board is in totally untouched condition both on the front and back. I upgraded 3 times to get this Quality. Again I have some PICTURE QUALITY issues. The last two pictures show the real, true color of this great board, The others are too dark and don't relect the great color of this piece. In the past these boards were frequently overlooked and underpriced, but that has changed as the real value and appeal of them is now more appreciated and collectors need a good cartridge board to complete theIr collection.	Sold (fcpp)
	Here is a very rare (ca.1892) SALSEMANS SAMPLE SHOTGUN sHELL Display for FACTORY LOADED SHELLS. This is a much smaller piece (12.75" long x 6.625" wide x 2.75"High) than its LARGER COUSINS. It is very rare and quite fragil. It shows the "STAR" brand of Shotgun SHells (which helps to date it) and the associated wads. The Winchester Repeating Arms Co. was just getting started in the production of FACTORY LOADED shells and this diplay must have been used to help promote and explain how the WINCHESTER FACTOYR LOADED shell was constructed. Additional pictures and text of this can be found in Ron Stadt "Winchester Shotguns and SHotshells" Vol.11, Appendix "H"-p.274 and 275. NoT for sale, as it is small enough to keep and just a great little item.	NOT for SALE! (tctt)
	(ca. 1913)-Another smaller (9.25" wide x 16" long) WINCHESTER CARTRIDGE board that I am going to keep, but a neat item in itself. Based on the production dates of the CENTERFIRE CARTRIDGEs it is dated (ca.1913). Several of these are known, but still a great little item and very well done for its time. Also shown in Winchester "RARITIES" p.200.	NOT for SALE! (eect)
	(ca.1934)-This final piece is very unique and quite special. Its a favorite of mine and I am going to keep it for now. It folds up into compact carring size, which would have allowed the WINCHESTER SALES Rep. to easily take it with him on the Missionary sales trips. I first thought is might had been produced for use on Horseback (and it probably was to some extent), but I now believe it primary purpose was for use by the Rep. for Train Travel. Also shown in Winchester "RARITIES" p.201. It has just outstanding MINT condition and Oil cans, the shells (particularily the .410 Window shell/in two lenghtes) are very rare and collectible. Perhaps (ca. 1930/34)-based on the Oil cans and .410 shells. But if it was that late why haven't more examples surfaced? Doomed by the Depression and the original WRACo. going out of business? Very intrgiuing??	NOT for SALE! (nect)
	(signed and dated-1984)-This is a TOTALLY mint and very rare WRACo. FACTORY made "MILITARY" Cartridge Board. It is very well constructed of the Highest quality Material. The outside measures 29.5 inches wide x 33.25 high. The frame is made of 3 inch stained OAK,and is protected by glass. The inside measures 23.5 wide x 17.5. It is signed on the back by the Factory Cartridge Board Craftsman and addressed to the original owner. I believe only a few (perhaps 5) of these boards were ever made, and this is the only one that has surfaced to date. I have shown several pictures, some of which have a glare from the glass or are out of focus, but I think you can tell that it is totally MINT board-no defects of any kind, any where. Several very neat TRACER shells and other unique cartridges are shown in their full original shape/condtion and then each shell has been very paintakingly cut in half for a very rare look "inside" these special shells! A great deal of care and fore thought went into the structure of this board and the results of that preparation are reflected in the Final Product! Is accompanied by a signed letter from the original owner. What a great and unique board with full documentation!	$6,500 (rtpt)
	(ca.1960's)-This is a TOTALLY mint and very rare WRACo. factory board that shows the full manufacturing steps in the production of the famous "30-06" 180 Grain SILVERTIP Cartridge. It is done in the 60's style, laid out with a very careful eye to insure that the end product is very informitive and eye-pleasing! THe outside measures 22" wide x 18" high and the frame is 2 inch OAK that has been beautifully stained. The inside measures 18" wide x 14" high and is glass covered.I am sure that more than one of these were produced, but this is the only only that has surfaceded to date. A nice, smaller sized CARTRIDGE BOARD, that would make a outstanding additon to any Gun, Cartridge or Advertising collection. This board comes with a letter documenting its construction from the original owner to myself!	sold! (fctt)
	(ca.1960's)-This is a WRACo. factory made board that shows all the steps in the production of a Winchester-Western PAPER SHOTGUN SHELLS! I have never seen another one, but I believe this was used perhaps as a "training tool" for factory employees, perhaps for "new hires". Not as FANCY as some of the previous boards, but a neat, little piece that does a good job of explaining the steps of production and a great collectible for any WINCHESTER or WESTERN collection! It measures 22" wide x 14" high. This is not covered with glass, but I still got some of the pictures out of focus!	$350 (frc)
	(ca.mid to late 1960's)-This is a rather unique WRACo. factory CARTRIDGE BOARD, that shows the various stages of some WINCHESTER expermintal-protype shells from that period. It includes the now famous trial "14 guage" shell that was produced in many aluminum types, crimps, loads etc. that the factory "tinkered with". This Gauge was finally dropped entirely and never put into commerial production, but many of the examples are now very collectible. I had a 100+ shells (all different) in my personal collection, including the gun, before I broke it up and sold it several years ago. This and a couple of the 25 round boxes are all that is left and now I going to sell them also. Never seen another CARTRIDGE BOARD like this-that shows these experimental shells-have you?! It is made on a OAK stained board that measures 20"wide x 16" high.	$650 (edt)

	(all dates)"non-WINCHESTER" -Cancelled envelopes/covers-(for sale!)")
	A mint, unused LETTERHEAD for "ORIENTAL POWDER MILLS". THis was made for "Elmer Wood Co., Grocers and Clothers, Moulton, Iowa. This has the great colored logo of two MALLARD Ducks at the edge of a lake which includes the sign "ORIENTAL SMOKELESS-Gunpowder". I have included some photo's of how I mounted this letterhead with the cover of the same design! As you can see, this is a neat display. Most of the photo's make the letterhead appear to be a darker tan color. In fact they are not. These pictures was taken through the glass of the display and it changes the actual color. Look at the last photo, at the lower part of the letterhead, its the closest to the actual color. The letterhead is the old TABLET type with the wide blue lines, can anyone remember when we used those at school?	$22 (pht)
	(all dates) "non-Winchester" Calendars, Posters, Diecuts and other Cardboard-(for sale!)
	A 1898 MARLIN "mini" Calendar. This piece is very rare, only one other is known to exist and its condition is poor. This is the First MARLIN calendar in their series and its totally in BLACK and WHITE, which in itself makes it very unqiue! Is in excellent condition with the original hanging hole (intact!) and MARCH to DECEMBER pads. Its very small (just over 3 x 5-shown here against a standard single reflex camera). THis calenar is not shown in any current SPORTING COLLECIBLE BOOK or reference material! Unfortunately the pictures are blurred, because they are behind glass and I don't have the lighting set up correctly!	Not for sale at this time! (frtt)
	1901 LAFLIN and RAND calendar-a unique design, there are two months on each thick cardboard page-Its in great condition, and a scarce piece. It goes out the door, since its not a WINCHESTER piece. Pictures later!	$220 (ftt)
	(all dates) "non-Winchester" Catalogs, paper and all other items-(for sale!)
	10-TRADE CARDS by "FRANK STICK",all scarce scenes and all different-I think this is a complete set, but I have never seen another so I could compare them! By the famous Red OAK Co. of IOWA! The second picture is the best one, it shows these trade cards like they really are!	$200 (tnt)
	"Philip R.Goodwin"-(for sale!)
	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, but if you require more please let me know.	$575 (tnt)
	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 (some are out of focus), but if you require more 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 (some are out of focus), but if you require more pictures, please let me know.	$575 (fht)
	This old original, unrestored wood puzzle with interlocking piecs is titled both on the box and on the puzzle-"Hazards of the Trail". This famous painting is faithfully reproduced as a 14" wide and 10.25" high puzzle and also pictured on the original box (a very nice feature!). The puzzle carries a full Philip R. Goodwin signature and the trademark "Ralph Clark Store LTD." I have the original oil and several prints and puzzles of this painting, but good wood puzzles are hard to find, interestingly most seen to come from LONDON, as this one did. The box is original and states "Made by PEACOCK & Co.-London". The condition of the puzzle is almost mint. There is almost no edge wear and no little flakes of wood (or paper) missing from any of the pieces. This is quite unusual, as these were heavily used in the 20's and 30's as a major source of entertainment for the entire family. (probably a foreign concept to the current generation, but what esle to do before the full advent of radio, tv and the internet! I can provide other, better pictures, these are out of focus and the srinkwrap is blurring the image.	$135 (trc)
	THis is a very scarce February, 1931 "Forest and Outdoor" MAGAZINE cover, which features a famous P.R. Goodwin scene-"HAZARDS of the TRAIL"-THis is a great outdoors action scene-The lone hunter is in peril, he has his trusty "WINCHESTER" to put away the oncoming herd of wolves. I have the oil, the calendar, the print, the puzzle and the magazine. So this is duplicate, and its for sale. I have had it a long time (it is a complete magazine, except for the back cover) which does not show when its displayed. It took a long time to find another and it cost about 200% more than what I am asking for this piece. Its exactly what I paid for it, many years ago! My mistake in leaving that white sticker in the middle, but it is not covering anything-this front is great-you can see the signature at the top, above the margin some very slight foxing on the two sides. As most of you know, this is Canadian Magazine, and this is very good condition for them.	$165(tcc)

	These pictures shows (2) red (all) plastic WINCHESTER shotgun shells from the early 1960's. These shells were only made for a short period of time when WRACo. was trying to market some different types of shells to the marketplace in repsonse to that periods "enviornmental concerns and also looking for ways to cut production costs. Actually these all PLASTIC shells lasted longer if dropped in the field, so the all plastic idea was then tried for "TRAPSHOOTING". This shells are headstamped "WINCHESTER 12g. F.G.C". This stands for WINCHESTER FRANCHISED GUN CLUB, which is just that, clubs francised by WINCHESTER with theie own shell. These didn't last long either, hence these shells became a collectors item. (note the actual color of the shells is bright red-the flash as lightened them up considerably!)	$1/ea. or 6/$5 (ttp)
	non-Winchester-SHOTGUN Shell Boxes-(for sale!)
	This is a partial (10 original shells) US Cartridge "CLIMAX" 2piece 12 ga. box. Marked "THE BLACK SHELLS"on end label and load# BD22-6 (Dupont 3 drs.-1 1/8-6). Shows a little edge wear, but a strong box. Again totally correct and untouched with no restoration. pictures pending!	$145 (tct)
	This is a full sealed US Cartridge "CLIMAX" 2piece 20 ga. box. Marked "SMOKELESS" and "BULK" on both end labels (2 1/4 drs-7/8 oz.-6shot). Does not show any edge wear, very strong colors a minty and scarce box, especially since its sealed! Again totally correct and untouched with no restoration. pictures pending!	$180 (tct)
	This is a full US Cartridge "CLIMAX" 2piece 20 ga. box. Marked "THE BLACK SHELLS" on one end label (Dupont 2 1/4 drs-7/8-5c). Shows some edge wear, but very strong colors. Again totally correct and untouched with no restoration. pictures pending!	$150 (tct)
	This is a (full and very rare, early variation) US Cartridge "AJAX" 2piece 20 ga. box. A 100 box with red background and black printing. On the front "2 3/4" and "LOW BASE" are hand stamped and both end labels also show "2 3/4" as hand stamped. A most unusual box, can someone date this? Again totally correct, untouched and with no restoration. pictures pending!	$450 (ntt)
	This is a partial (6 original shells) US Cartridge "ALL-BRASS" 2piece .410 cal box. Marked "ALL BRASS" on 3 sides, the shot is (6c). A very good box, displays nicely and again totally correct, untouched with no restoration. pictures pending!	$200 (tct)
	This is a full (25 original shells) US Cartridge "ALL-BRASS" 2piece .410 cal box. Marked "ALL BRASS" on 3 sides, the shot is (7 1/2c). A very good box, displays nicely and again totally correct, untouched with no restoration. pictures pending!	$225 (tct)
	This is a full 50 round US Cartridge 1piece box (blue background/orange oval) for .22short. This version only has two lines on the side, has no text on the bottom. Full and in excellent condition. pictures soon!	$65 (trc)
	This is a full 50 round US Cartridge 1piece box (blue background/orange oval) for .22short. This version has three lines on the side, but most unusal the other side is BLANK and the bottom has not text. Full and in very good condition. pictures soon!	$65 (trc)
	This is a empty 50 round US Cartridge 1piece box (blue background/orange oval) for .22short. This version has threelines on the side and does have text on the bottom. Full and in excellent condition. pictures soon!	$50 (trc)
	This is a full 50 round US Cartridge 1piece box (blue background/orange oval) for .22LONG RIFLE. This version has "NRA" on all 4 sides and does have text on the bottom. Full and in excellent condition. pictures soon!	$75 (trc)
	This is a full 50 round US Cartridge 1piece box (half black/half gold) for .22LONG RIFLE. This version has "COPPERHEAD SPEEDTERS" on all 5 sides and does have text on the bottom. Full and in excellent condition. pictures soon!	$60 (trc)
	This full box of US Cartridge No.4 U.S.PRIMERS "adapted to "CLIMAX" and "AJAX" shells. Has two sliding selves and a GOLD LABEL with BLACK printing. Very nice condition, pictures soon!	$25 (trc)
	A scarce WINGO item. A original AWARD CLASP-to be given at the site to the WINNER of games that the public staged in these PUBLIC SHOOTING/ENERTAINMENT CENTERS. A very neat one inch BLACK pin that says "WINGO-HIGH GAME". Only one COMMERICAL outlet was ever opened, in SAN Diego. There was a WINGO layout for the employees to use in the WRACo., Plant also. The idea sounded great, but is was not Practical and now all the pieces are quite collectible. I am selling out my collection of WINGO items, they are all I ever found over the last 25 years. MINT, unused-both AWARD pins are shown together in this photo, but are priced seperately.	$45 (ttf)
	A scarce WINGO item. A original AWARD CLASP-to be given at the site to the WINNER of games that the public staged in these PUBLIC SHOOTING/ENERTAINMENT CENTERS. A very neat one inch BLACK pin that says "WINGO-HIGH SERIES". Only one COMMERICAL outlet was ever opened, in SAN Diego. There was a WINGO layout for the employees to use in the WRACo., Plant also. The idea sounded great, but is was not Practical and now all the pieces are quite collectible. I am selling out my collection of WINGO items, they are all I ever found over the last 25 years. MINT, unused-both AWARD pins are shown together in this photo, but are price seperately!	$45 (ttf)

(WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS Co.-calendars!) 1895 WINCHESTER Calendar Pads (Feb-March-April-May-June-July-Aug-Sept-Oct)-very scarce, guarenteed original!-$150 (tpt) 1899 WINCHESTER Calendar Pads (Sept and Dec only!)these are very scarce, guarenteed origianl!-$150.00 (ttn) 1913 WINCHESTER Calendar Pads (June-July-August-Sept-0ct-Nov.)-$125.00 (ttn) 1914 WINCHESTER Calendar Pads (all months available expect Dec.!)-$100.00 (ttn) 1915 WINCHESTER Calendar Pads (have all 12 months available!)-$100.00 (ttn) 1916 WINCHESTER Calendar Pads (July only!)-$100.00 (ttn) 1920 WINCHESTER Calendar Pads (April-May-June-July-August-Sept-Oct-Nov-Dec.)-$100.00 (ttn) 1924 WINCHESTER Calendar Pads (July-August-Sept-Oct-Nov!)-$100.00 (ttn) 1925 WINCHESTER Calendar Pads (April-May-June-July-Aug-Sept-Oct-Nov.)-$125.00 (ttn) 1926 WINCHESTER Calendar Pads (Feb-March-April-May)-$125.00 (ttn) 1927 WINCHESTER Calendar Pads (J-F-Mar-Apr-May-June-July-Aug-Sept-Oct)-$100.00 (ttn) 1928 WINCHESTER Calendar Pads (Jan-Feb-March-APril-MAy-June-July-Aug-Sept-Oct-Nov!)-$100.00 (ttn) 1929 Winchester Calendar Pads (Jan-Feb-March-April-May-June-July-August-Sept). These are for the Lynn Bogue Hunt illustrated calendar. There are great scenes on the each monthly page, they alternate between flying BRANTS + two dogs on point and the second scene which features a sitting rabbit [signed by the famous sporting artist "Charles Livingson Bull"] and a bellowing ELK.-$100.00 (ttn) 1933 WINCHESTER Calendar Pads (Jan-Feb-March-April-May-June-July-August-Oct-Nov.). Note these are much more interesting than the normal ones. They contain a set of 2 different pictures on each page.-$100.00 (ttn) 1934 WINCHESTER Calendar Pads (April-May-June-July-August-Sept-Oct-Nov-Dec ). These are similar in design to the 1933 calender pages. Each page a two differnt scenes. Regular pages are $75 or if M-42, M-12 or M-21 then $100.00

"THE WINCHESTER STORE"

(CALENDAR PAGES for sale-small format)

(WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS Co.-Winchester store calendars!) 1924 "THE WINCHESTER STORE" Calendar Pads (Oct-Nov.) A very rare calendar and the pages are very scarce!-$200.00-(tpp) 1927 "THE WINCHESTER STORE" Calendar Pads (Oct-Nov.)-$80.00-(ttn) 1928 WINCHESTER Calendar "THE WINCHESTER STORE" Pads (July-Sept.). Have you got the calendar and no pages? Or just use the pads themselves, they are suitable for framing. Some neat advertising of the M-90, M-97, boxing gloves, basketball, football, baseball glove, fishing reel, paint, tools. Looking to buy any "THE WINCHESTER STORE" Calender or similar items. -$80.00-(ppt) 1929 "THE WINCHESTER STORE" Calendar Pads (Sept-Nov.)-$80.00-(ttn)

"non-WINCHESTER CALENDAR PAGES-for sale"

		(AUSTIN POWDER CO-calendar pages for sale!) 1923 AUSTIN POWDER CO. mini-style calendar-I need this calendar for my collection!
		(BRISTOL-calendar pages for sale!) 1910 BRISTOL Calendar Pads (Jan-June-July-August-Sept-Oct-Nov.)-$100.00 (ttn) 1911 BRISTOL Calendar Pads (Jan-Feb-March-April-May-June-July-August-Sept-Nov.)-$100.00 (ttn) 1913 BRISTOL Calendar Pads (April-May-June-July-August-Sept-Oct-Nov-Dec.)-$100.00 (ttn) 1914 BRISTOL Calendar (the classic P.R. GOODWIN scene of cowboy with flyrod, netting a trout at the edge of a steam and looking good doing it!)-have Nov. pad only!-$150.00 (tpt) 1915 BRISTOL Calendar (another P.R.GOODWIN scene of two men flyfishing in a birchbark canoe)-I need this calendar! 1916 BRISTOL Calendar (another P.R.GOODWIN scene of lady in full sKirt flyfishing while standing on a rock and her friend is in the water netting the trout!)-I have Feb-March-April-May-June-July-Aug-Sept-Oct-Nov. pad!-$150.00 1917 BRISTOL Calendar (also P.R.GOODWIN-my personal favorite-shows a couple waiting out a storm, while taking shelter under a green canoe.)-I need this calendar! 1918 BRISTOL Calendar (also by P.R.Goowin-shows a lady in blue skirt flyfishing, while her companion steadys the canoe against the rock wall!)
		(DuPONT POWDER Co.-calendar pages for sale!) 1901 DUPONT Calendar Pads (April-May-June-July-Aug-Sept-0ct.)-made for the mini-calendar.-$75.00 (ttn) 1901 DUPONT mini-style calendar-shows 2 pointers in a yellow meadow. I need this calendar! 1902 DUPONT mini-style calendar-shows Quail at the top and a woodcock at the bottom. I need this calendar! 1904 DUPONT Calendar Pads (May-June-July-Aug-Sept-Oct.)-$100.00 (ttn) 1911 DUPONT Calendar Pads (July-Aug.)-$75.00 (ttn)
		(HARRINGTON & RICHARDS Co.-calendar pages for sale!) 1908 H & R Calendar Pads (F-Mar-Apr-May-June-July-Aug-Sept-Oct-Nov)/very scarce!-$125.00 (ttn)
		(HAZARD POWDER Co.-calendar pages for sale!) 1903 HAZARD POWDER Co. POSTER! shows a barefoot boy with this gun his squirrel game and his faithfull dog, walking home on a dirt road-a great, great scene!-I need this POSTER-there are actually 2 different verisons!
		(HERCULES POWDER Co.-calendar pages for sale!) 1927 HERCULES POWDER Calendar Pads (Sept-Oct)-$45.00 (ttn) 1934 HERCULES POWDER Calendar Pads (June-July-Aug-Sept-Oct-Nov.)-$45.00 (ttn) 1935 HERCULES POWDER Calendar Pads (Jan-Feb-March-April-May-June-July)-$45.00 (ttn) 1936 HERCULES POWDER Calendar Pads (Jan-Feb-Mar-Apr-May-June-July-Aug-Sept-Oct)-$45.00 (ttn) 1937 HERCULES POWDER Calendar Pads (July-Aug-Sept-Oct-Nov)-$45.00 (ttn) 1942 HERCULES POWDER Calendar Pads (have all months except Dec!)-$45.00 (ttn) 1953 HERCULES POWDER Calendar Pads (July-August-Sept.)-$45.00 (ttn) 1957 HERCULES POWDER Calendar Pads (Feb-March-April-May-June-July-August-Sept-Oct)-$45.00 (ttn)
		(LAFIN and RAND Co.-calendar pages for sale!) 1900 LAFIN & RAND Calendar Pads-for the mini-calander (have all months except Dec.)-$75.00 (ttn) 1900 LAFIN and RAND calendar-a mini calendar-shows a BLUGING ELK!-I need this calendar!
		(MARBLES Co.-calendar pages for sale!) 1917 MARBLES Co. Calendar (by Philip R. Goodwin-scene unknown!-I need this calendar! 1918 MARBLES Co. Calendar (by Philip R. Goodwin-2 men shooting a Moose.-I need this calendar! 1919 MARBLES Co. Calendar (by Philip R. Goodwin-2 men in birchbark canoe, crossing lake.-I need this calendar! 1920 MARBLES Co. Calendar (by Philip R. Goodwin-scene unknown!-I need this calendar! 1921 MARBLES Co. Calendar (by Philip R. Goodwin-"HITTING the TRAIL!-I need this calendar! 1922 MARBLES Co. Calendar (by Philip R. Goodwin-Bear in river, attacks 2 men in boat.-I need this calendar! 1923 MARBLES Co. Calendar (by Philip R. Goodwin-"A friend in need!"-I have this calendar, but need pages! 1924 MARBLES Co. Calendar (by Philip R. Goodwin-2 men relaxing in front of a white tent!-I need this calendar! 1925 MARBLES Co. Calendar (by Philip R. Goodwin-Man with pack horse shoots at ELK!-I need this calendar!
		(MASS & STEFFEN FUR Co.-calendar pages for sale!) 1931 MAAS & STEFFEN FUR CO. Calendar Pads (Feb-March-April-MayJune-July-August)-$75.00 (ttn) 1933 MASS & STEFFEN FUR CO. Calendar Pads (July-August-Sept-Oct-Nov.)-$75.00 (ttn) 1935 MASS & STEFFEN FUR CO. Calendar Pads (July-August-Sept-Oct-Nov.)-$75.00 (ttn) 1946 MASS & STEFFEN FUR CO. Calendar Pads (Apr-May-June-July-Aug-Sept-Oct.)-$75.00 (ttn)
		(MARLIN FIRE ARMS Co.-all mini-style calendars and blotters) 1898 MARLIN FIRE ARMS Calendar -I have this calendar!--perhaps 3 known! 1899 MARLIN FIRE ARMS Calendar-shows Hunter in the field with 2 dogs.-I have this calendar! 1900 MARLIN FIRE ARMS Calendar-image unknown!-I need this calendar! 1901 MARLIN FIRE ARMS Calendar and Blotter-Large HEAD of a MOOSe!-I need this calendar and also need the blotter! 1902 MARLIN FIRE ARMS Calendar and Blotter-Image of a falling duck!-I need as a calendar-I have the blotter! 1903 MARLIN FIRE ARMS Calendar and Blotter-Male & Female Antelope!-I need this calendar and also the blotter! 1903 MARLIN FIRE ARMS Calendar Pads (August pad only).-$110.00 (ttn) 1904 MARLIN FIRE ARMS Calendar and Blotter-Hunter with Mustash, in reeds!-I need this calendar and also the blotter! 1905 MARLIN FIRE ARMS Calendar and Blotter-Old Black man, sitting on log!-I need this calendar and also the blotter!
		(PETERS CARTRIDGE CO.-calendar pages for sale!) 1904 PETERS CARTRIDGE CO. Calendar Pads (Sept-0ct-Nov.)-$125.00 (ttn) 1909 PETERS CARTRIDGE CO. Calendar Pads (March-April-May-June-July-August)-$125.00 (ttn) 1912 PETERS CARTRIDGE CO. Calendar Pads "The Tempter"(Oct.-only)-$125.00 (ttn) 1920 PETERS CARTRIDGE CO. Calendar Pads (Feb-March-April-May-June-July-Aug-Sept-Oct-Nov.)-$100.00 (ttn) 1921 PETERS CARTRIDGE CO. Calendar Pads (Feb-March-April-May-June-July-Aug-Sept-Oct-Nov.)-$100.00 (ttn) 1923 PETERS CARTRIDGE CO. Calendar Pads (Feb-March-April-May-June-July-Aug-Sept-Oct-Nov.)-$100.00 (ttn) 1924 PETERS CARTRIDGE CO. Calendar Pads (Jan-Feb-March-April-May-June-July-Aug-Sept-Oct.)-$100.00 (ttn) 1930 PETERS CARTRIDGE CO. Calendar Pads (March-April-May-June-July-August-Sept-Oct-Nov-Dec.)-$100.00 (ttn) 1931 PETERS CARTRIDGE CO. Calendar Pads (Jan-Feb-March)	$100 (ttn)
		(REMINGTON ARMS Co.-calendar pages for sale!) 1910 REMINGTON ARMS CO. POSTER (by Philip R. Goodwin "The Horiculereist")-I need this poster! 1912 REMINGTON ARMS CO. Calendar (by Philip R. Goodwin "On Board"-a group of gentlemen hunters with their supplies wait for their train on RR platform))-I need this calendar! 1913 REMINGTON ARMS CO. Calendar Pads (Jan-Feb-March-April-May-June-July-August-Sept-Oct-Nov.)-$100.00 (ttn) 1919 REMINGTON ARMS CO. Calendar Pads (Feb-March-April-May-J-July)-$100.00 (ttn) 1920 REMINGTON ARMS CO. Calendar Pads (July-A-S-0-N-Dec.)-$80.00 (tpp) 1922 REMINGTON ARMS CO. Calendar Pads (October only)-$80.00 (ttn) 1923 REMINGTON ARMS CO. Calendar Pads (March only)-$80.00 (ttn) 1927 REMINGTON ARMS CO. Calendar Pads (0ct-Nov.)-$80.00 (ttn) 1928 REMINGTON ARMS CO. Calendar Pads (Feb-Apr-May-June-July-Aug-S-N-Dec.)-$80.00 (ttn)
		(SAVAGE-STEVENS Co.-calendar pages for sale!) 1927 SAVAGE-STEVENS Calendar Pads (Feb-March)-$125.00 (ttn) 1928 SAVAGE-STEVENS Calendar Pads-(by Philip R. Goodwin-2 men in birchbark canor-using a birchbark bulge as they scout a marsh!)-I want this calendar!
		(UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE Co.-calendar pages for sale!) 1928 UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE CO. Calendar Pads (Aug-Sept-0ct-Nov.)-$100.00 (ttn) 1930 UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE CO. Calendar Pads (0ct-Nov.)-$100.00 (ttn)
		(WESTERN CARTRIDGE Co.-calendar pages for sale!) 1920 WESTERN Calendar Pads (July-Aug-Sept-0ct-Nov.)-$75.00 (ttn) 1922 WESTERN Calendar Pads (Sept.)-$70.00 (ttn) 1929 WESTERN Calendar Pads (June-July-August)-$75.00 (ttn) 1930 WESTERN Calendar Pads (Feb-March-April-May-June-July-Aug-Sept-0ct-Nov-Dec.)-$75.00 (ttn)

WINCHESTER TOOLS, FLASHLIGHTS, etc!

-also their HOUSE brands when available-

(Armax-Barney & Berry-Crusader-Hendryx)

One of my special interests is WINCHESTER Flashlights and Batteries. I am seeking certain FLASHLITES and related paper, brochures, any advertising regarding any Winchester Flashlight or batteries. Also any of WRACo's house branded FLASHLIGHTS or BATTERIES, ie. "ARMAX", "BARNEY & BERRY"

		"WINCHESTER TOOLS, FLASHLIGHTS and related items"-for sale!
		For my collection, I will buy or trade for the WINCHESTER TOOLS and HOUSEHOLD Applicances: PLEASE GO to LINKS at the top of the page and select "Tim's WANT List"
		"ARMAX TOOLS, FLASHLIGHTS and related items"-for sale!
		"BARNEY and BERRY TOOLS, FLASHLIGHTS and related items"-for sale!
		I am very interested in buying or trading for "BARNEY and BERRY" Tools, Flashlights and related items, especially advertising!

"WINCHESTER FISHING TACKLE"!

-also their HOUSE brands when available-

(Armax-Barney & Berry-Crusader-Hendryx)

		I have some really great (duplicate) "WINCHESTER FISHING TACKLE" Store WINDOW displays that I am putting up for SALE!-see these panels in the section below titled "5 PANEL SETS" -there are listed in the year they came out!
		"WINCHESTER FISHING LURES"-for sale!
		#9683-MINT and v.SCARCE-Winchester Colorado Spinner!	Sold! (tnt)
		#9601-MINT and v.SCARCE-Winchester OREGON Spinner!	Sold! (tcp)
		All my duplicate lures, but the TWO (2) listed here have been sold-still buying good ones for holes in my Collection, please see my list of LURES WANTED, at the top of this page!
		"WINCHESTER FISHING REELS for sale (and other "HOUSE" brands if available)!
		"WINCHESTER FISHING RODS for sale (and other "HOUSE" brands if available)!
		I need (Winchester, Armax, Barney & Berry, Crusader and Hendryx-Fishing Rods, Reels and Lures) for my personal collection-see a complete list of my "WANTS" at the top of this page!
		BUYING-N.I.B. reels and any others that are in good condition for the following brands- "ARMAX", "BARNEY and BERRY", "CRUSADER" or "HENDRYX" reels. ESPECIALLY need any ADVERTISING or miscellaneous equipment for these brands!
		I also collect "CRUSADER" marked spinners-they will be identical to the standard Winchester models, except they are marked "Crusader-trademark". I am in the process of listing my CRUSADER LURE "wants" at the top of this page.
		I also collect "BARNEY and BERRY" marked spinners-they will be identical to the standard Winchester models, except they are no marked at all, so they can only be idenified if they are still on the "card"

WANTING to BUY or trade-for any WINCHESTER "Sports" Equipment!

		For my collection, I will buy or trade for any WINCHESTER Sport Equipment and SPORTS advertising!
		"WINCHESTER Sports and related items"-for sale!

"WINCHESTER" 5-PANEL SETS

-this is your HQ for 5-panel sets- have the largest inventory!

		THese are in MINT CONDITION with great colors-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!
		1920Winchester 5-panel sets started March 4, 1920-these panels are one-sided!)
		4 panels of a 5 panel set-(shows woman in red-man with raised arm)-dated MARCH 11-17,1920 (only the second set every produced-These very early panel sets were all one-sided-see "RARITIES" p.93. It displays nicely, the colors are great and it features a 11-piece AUTO TOOL KIT!	now $1500 (toct)
		5panels-a complete set (shows neat wedding scene "JUNE BRIDE" -the only time Winchester did a promotion on bridal gifts) dated MAY 20-26,1920 (a very early, first year set-All sets were one-sided at this time-see RARITIES, p.97	$3500 (thct)
		These 3 center panels are the CENTERPIECE of one the greatest of all Winchester FISHING panels-shows a Woman and Man, in period dress, she is fly fishing in classic white wooden boat and he is netting her fish! A great scene, with a great bright yellow sky and a neat 1920's style house! This is the only PANEL SET that features a woman fishing-dated June 3-9, 1920, see RARITES,p.-98 (none better!) This of course is a very early, one sided piece that is mounted on white acid-free foam board, ready to mount for anyones'GUN ROOM.	$3500 (etp)
		5panels-a complete set (shows daughter using hand crank "ICE CREAM FREEZER" and MoM on her knees at the old style "ICE BOX"-WINCHESTER would later offer both of these products in their WINCHESTER STORES!)-dated JUNE 17-23,1920-(a early set, so its one-sided) see RARITIES,p.99	$3500 (tctt)
		5panels-a complete set (shows two ladies and man on the beach picnic-the using items from a WINCHESTER STORE, these items were offered in the early SPORTSMANS HQ., but did not carry the Winchester name-a very colorful set, from more peaceful times-(a 1st.year set, still one-sided dates July 1-7,1920)-see RARITIES,p.100	$3500 (thct)
		A great display for a OIL CAN COLLECTION. Has all 5 panels (shows a large can of "WINCHESTER-general utility oil"- these cans are very collectible and so is any oil advertising-another 1st.year set, so only one-sided, dates July 29-Aug.4,1920-see RARITIES,p.102	$4000 (tdct)
		Has 5 panels-complete set (shows the woman of the house canning & preserving apples and shows the rare WINCHESTER Clock-again a 1st.year set,so one-sided, dated Aug.12-18,1920-see RARITIES,p.103	$3500 (tdct)
		A complete 5 panel set (another ALL-AMERICAN FAMILY image)-mother & daughter hang the curtains and Dad is outside beating the dirt out of the prized living room (or palor) rug. A great image. Still a 1st.yr.one-side set-dated Sept.23-29,1920-see RARITIES,p.106- (	$3500 (tdct)
		THis is 4 panels of a 5 panel set-it is most collectible because it features a great WJRC scene! One panel is wrapped in protective plastic wrap, so it shows some glare, but actually the colors are great and it displays great-THE reverse side isn't in good shape so I am selling this as a piece to be mounted on the wall and have cut its price in 1/2! A 1st year piece dated December 26 to January 5, 1921-see RARITIES p.113!	$3000 (etp)
		1921 Winchester 5-panel sets now are all two-sided!
		Both end panels (from a great set-see "RARITIES p.117)-dated March 17-23, 1921. 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 MNT!	$1500 (nct)
		A very RARE and fascinating piece of Winchester advertising. The 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 STORE, but only two featured BIG GAME and both use large GRIZZLY BEARS as the subject! This is a entirely different set from the one listed RARITIES p.102, and only one complete set is known, (its in my collection!) The pictures weren't available at the time of the publication of the "RARITIES" book. I have a duplication of the first 3 panels and this is what I have listed for sale. A VERY, VERY RARE display and of great interest to WINCHESTER ADVERTISING collectors and/or anyone specializing in BIG GAME items. Luckily all the panels are in great conditon and are very bright and un-stained color, no FADING!	$3500 (rttt)
		1922all 5 panel sets are two-sided.
		This is the center 3 panels of a set featuring (WJRC) Winchester Junior RIfle Corp and on the reverse side, a woman in a open touring car, is getting her man to make a repair on the spiffy wheels with a Winchester AUTO KIT! THis is dated March 9-15, 1922 and is shown in RARITIES-p.123.	$4500 (rttt)
		This is one of the end panels that fits the 3 center (WJRC) set listed above. It is totally correct, MINT and untouched, but I do not have a picture at this time. You can see about 50% of the end panel in the pictues above. Unfortunately I only have one of the end panels, I do not have the other, as you will find, these are very hard to find, especially in this condition! As noted in the listing above, this can be seen in RARITIES-p.123.	$750 (rct)
		This is the center 3 panels from a Classic Winchester scene and a great Advertising and Display item- shows a Man fly fishing and netting a trout (great way to show off the Winchester Rod, Reel, and Net.) THe reverse side shows a typical FAMILY scene featuring a LAWNMOWER and other garden tools. THe colors and everything on this cardboard is totally mint-a great find! Dated March 23-29, 1922-see RARITES, p.-1924 (none better!)	$4000 (etp)
		This is one end panel only, but it's very rarely seen and seldom sold! Its a most desirable collectible since it shows what is probably the top WINCHESTER COllectible piece-WJRC. This END PANEL is from a CHristmas set that is not even docutmented in "RARITIES" book, only 5 of these complete sets are known and the parts are highly valued! This is end panel shows a crossed M-04 and M-02 and the famous WJRC blue decal. The reverse shows a #1831 Boy's Double Ball Bearing Extension Roller Skate, a #8511 Men's Tubular Skating Outfit and a really neat #1981-11 piece Tool Motor Outfit. This side shows green HOLLY border (on 3 sides). Rarely seen and almost never sold or traded!	$1000 (ctt)
		1923 (most 5-panel sets displayed a "GIANT" figure-that covers all three center panels.)
		This is 4 panels of a great 5 panel set as shown in the "RARITIES" book-p.134. There is a great "TOOL" display on one side. This is a very collectible piece, in that each panel shows the famous "red" WINCHESTER in great big letters at the top. So that this unique piece of Advertising can be used in seperate displays or collections if needed. THe mint panels included are for "PLANE", "CHISELS", "PLIERS" and "a great and rare picture of the cutaway HAMMER". The reverse side is designed the same way, with a different type of FLASHLIGHT on each panel and with the "red" WINCHESTER banner. I am looking to buy the missing panel (SCREWDRIVER) or will sell these 4 panels.	$1200 ea.or $4500 for 4 (ett)
		Here are two individual panels from a great WJRC set. They show 3 boys shooing at WJRC targets, note the great WJRC pennant in the background. The other side shows men painting a house, but it has considerable paint splashed on it, so really this is only good for the WJRC side. These two panels would look great in a WJRC display, I will post picutures later. Reference "RARITIES" p.136	$800 (ett)
		Here are of two of GREATEST individual panels every produced during the WINCHESTER STORE era. They are the end panels from the "FISHING TACKLE" set produced in May 10-16, 1923. You can see these in "RARITIES" p.137. They are in excellant conditon and featue RODS, REELS, Dip NETS, SPOOLS of Fishing LINE and a very unique set of 15 "trout flies" all in OUTSTANDING COLOR! Even better, each side has the famous "WINCHESTER" in red staggered letters. The reverse side is a highly collectible scene of various WINCHESTER TOOLS. IN outstanding condition, all original, and untouched	$1200 each panel (ett)
		THis is a single panel that shows some great Winchester items, including several great POCKET KNIVES and a rare MANICURE Set. The reverse side shows COLD CHISELS and it is MINT! It is from the same CHRISMAS set that is listed above. It is dated December 6-26, 1923. The panel is in MINT SHAPE (both sides) and it is currently mounted in a custom wood frame and ready to hang. You can view both sides, since it has transparent plexiglas! Unfortunately this causes significant glare and blurring of the camara image. This Piece is MINT, no problems of any kind, just not a good set of pictures-see RARITIES,p.140.	$850 (rtt)
		1924Only a very new sets produced this year.
		1925no known 5-panel sets produced this year.
		19265-panel sets now produced only on a monthly basis.
		1927no known 5-panel sets produced this year.
		1928all 5-panel sets now have a cartoon theme!
		1929Winchester Repeating Arms Co. and the "WINCHESTER STORES" stopped production of 5-panel sets April, 1929 (estimated!)
		3 center panels-a very seldom seen piece-its a very late in the life of the WINCHESTER STORES and of Winchester Repeating Arms Co., dated-January/February 1929-the second from the last ever produced! The front side shows the great WESTERN scene-the same as on the Winchester 1929 calendar-"WINNING the WEST" (by Frank Tenney Johnson) A very attractive couple waves at passing PONY EXPRESS RIDER with their faithful dog-the reverse is very nice cartoon set by F.FOX titled "THE POWERFUL KATRIKA". What a great collectible! Not in RARITIES-(only 5 sets known!)! 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!	$3000 (htt)
		All the 5 panel cardboard sets that are listed above are probably the last and biggest concentration of this kind of WINCHESTER advertising to be found in one spot. This listing is for my duplicates and I am giving a substantial discount for the purchase of the entire set! When I sell single or entire panel sets, I am frequently asked if I have the FRAMES to sell. Usually I do not, but I did sell a couple of sets to a good buyer and here is what remains of my duplicate EMPTY FRAMES!
		This is a ORIGINAL-ALL-WOOD 5 panel set of Frames, as sold/furnished to a WINCHESTER STORE. Has the center divider in each frame that was designed to hang items from, if the store chose to display in that manner. This set is totally correct, never painted on, the legs never shortened etc.! For those that want to display their PANEL SETS in the most totally original manner!	$650 (ett)
		This is a 5 panel wood set, (reproduction) that is painted BLACK, it easy to use and display/store the panels. It is well made and I use it myself to display parts of my collection. It is very easy to put sheets of plexiglass or similar material on either side to protect the cardboard. (no picuture yet!)	$450 (ett)
		This third set of frames is a very well constructed set of all OAK frames that use original equipment double hinges. These are very expensive to make, they require a lot of labor. This set is mint. From a group of these that TOMMY WEBSTER had made up some 8/9 years ago!	$450 (ett)
		This fourth set is a inexpensive set made up to display the panels. The craftsman was fairly good, the panels are very usefull and can be easily painted if desired. They are extra's to me (it acutally includes a 6th frame-don't ask me why, but is a bonus for the buyer!)	$325 (ett)
		This Fifth set is a very inexpensive set make up to display the panels (it is shown in the pictures of the Sept. 15 to 21, 1921 panel. It is made of white pine and unpainted. I used it display sets at shows I attend and them sell them if the client wants the frame also.	$225 (ett)
		This is a very cheap set of non-original frames that is painted Black. Very nice for just 3 frames and a low price!	$100 (ett)
		REMEMBER! I also buy selected 5 panel sets, including single panels, if they fit into my collection! Also Sales/Service Bulletions, Winchester HERALDS and any or paper that features 5 panels! Please call or email with questions or comments!

I have sold 95% of my WINCHESTER Gun Collection-now looking only for any model with STAINLESS STEEL barrels!

MODEL 50

yr.1950 (one of my 1st yr.guns-ser.#17857A)-12ga.[2 barrels-30"VR-full choke+26"VR-simmons (note rare factory"B"carved wood)-factory oval plate "RLH" owners name +letters and many factory invoices. Sorry, I can not show the pictures-please contact Larry Orr, he has the gun and can answer any questions.

(ctp) Larry's Gun Room 605-763-5090

SUPER-X Model 1

-a very overlooked gun!

I have listed prices for the individual guns, because I have broken up the collection. THis collection took many years to purchase and I paid particluar attention to the boxes and all the related paper work and hang tags, as I am a paper collector myself. Note the boxes are in MINT condition, to wit-none of the tabs are broken!

		1979/1987 (my only one SUPER-X MODEL-1 gun without a box-serial #M4899)-12ga.28" plain barrel-full choke-a very early gun-in 100% condition, but fired! Has real nice oiled wood, too good to be a shooter! Sorry, I can not show the pictures, please contact Larry Orr-he has the guns and can answer any questions.	Larry's Gun Room 605-763-5090 (ect)
		1979/1987 (a great"boxed" gun, with that really nice oiled finish, again a first year production gun-ser.#M5130)12ga.28" plain barrel-modified choke-NIB #GSX1003. This one has all the original styrofoam packing and brown wrapping paper, plus all the paper work-"INSTRUCTIONAL booklet, "WARRENTY sheet", green "WINCHESTER WARRANTY card", red "HUNTER's GUIDE" and the all important ROUND hang tag. Both the end label and hang tag have all the correct information, including the factory model #GSX1003.paper) Sorry I can not show the pictures, please contact Larry Orr-he has the guns and can answer any questions.	Larry's Gun Room 605-763-5090 (ntp)

WINGO!

-no top notch collection is complete with one of these! I am selling my LIFE-TIME collection all WINGO items.

		ca.1971-(the very scarce-"ICE TARGET GUN"-ser.#22W24-5MM-lever action-very short life-(frequently found in disrepair-this one in nice condition, but no butt plate)	$1500(rtt)
		ca.1971-(the very scarce-"ICE TARGET GUN"-ser.#22W31 (about 34 are believed to have been made)-5MM-lever action-very short life-(frequently found in disrepair-this one in is in exc.conditon, complete with original galley wiring harness [which controlled the safety and was used for scoring the rounds) and a original factory repair tag. (A must for the top collector)	$2500(ott)
		A scarce WINGO item. A original AWARD CLASP-to be given at the site to the WINNER of games that the public staged in these PUBLIC SHOOTING/ENERTAINMENT CENTERS. A very neat one inch BLACK pin that says "WINGO-HIGH GAME". Only one COMMERICAL outlet was ever opened, in SAN Diego. There was a WINGO layout for the employees to use in the WRACo., Plant also. The idea sounded great, but is was not Practical and now all the pieces are quite collectible. I am selling out my collection of WINGO items, they are all I ever found over the last 25 years. MINT, unused-Pictures later!	$45(ttf)
		A scarce WINGO item. A original AWARD CLASP-to be given at the site to the WINNER of games that the public staged in these PUBLIC SHOOTING/ENERTAINMENT CENTERS. A very neat one inch BLACK pin that says "WINGO-HIGH SERIES". Only one COMMERICAL outlet was ever opened, in SAN Diego. There was a WINGO layout for the employees to use in the WRACo., Plant also. The idea sounded great, but is was not Practical and now all the pieces are quite collectible. I am selling out my collection of WINGO items, they are all I ever found over the last 25 years. MINT, unused-Pictures later!	$45(ttf)

LYNN BOGUE HUNT

-(ORIGINAL OILS on CANVAS)-

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Phone: (918) 786-8500

LYNN BOGUE HUNT-CHRISTMAS CARDS

		1944 "FIELD & STREAM-(Waterfowl series)"complete set of (6) Xmas cards,with mint color print from the famous series-in custom matted frame so you can see all three panels! Please call, these are mint and the pictures are poor!	$265 (ftp)
		1944 "FIELD & STREAM-(Upland Game series)"complete set of (6) Xmas cards,with mint color print from the famous series-in custom matted frame so you can see all three panels!	$265(ftp)

PHILIP R. GOODWIN

-(items FOR SALE!)-

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Phone: (918) 786-8500

	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, but if you require more please let me know.	$575 (tnt)
	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 (some are out of focus), but if you require more 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 (some are out of focus), but if you require more pictures, please let me know.	$575 (fht)
	This old original, unrestored wood puzzle with interlocking piecs is titled both on the box and on the puzzle-"Hazards of the Trail". This famous painting is faithfully reproduced as a 14" wide and 10.25" high puzzle and also pictured on the original box (a very nice feature!). The puzzle carries a full Philip R. Goodwin signature and the trademark "Ralph Clark Store LTD." I have the original oil and several prints and puzzles of this painting, but good wood puzzles are hard to find, interestingly most seen to come from LONDON, as this one did. The box is original and states "Made by PEACOCK & Co.-London". The condition of the puzzle is almost mint. There is almost no edge wear and no little flakes of wood (or paper) missing from any of the pieces. This is quite unusual, as these were heavily used in the 20's and 30's as a major source of entertainment for the entire family. (probably a foreign concept to the current generation, but what esle to do before the full advent of radio, tv and the internet! I can provide other, better pictures, these are out of focus and the srinkwrap is blurring the image.	$135 (trc)
	THis is a very scarce February, 1931 "Forest and Outdoor" MAGAZINE cover, which features a famous P.R. Goodwin scene-"HAZARDS of the TRAIL"-THis is a great outdoors action scene-The lone hunter is in peril, he has his trusty "WINCHESTER" to put away the oncoming herd of wolves. I have the oil, the calendar, the print, the puzzle and the magazine. So this is duplicate, and its for sale. I have had it a long time (it is a complete magazine, except for the back cover) which does not show when its displayed. It took a long time to find another and it cost about 200% more than what I am asking for this piece. Its exactly what I paid for it, many years ago! My mistake in leaving that white sticker in the middle, but it is not covering anything-this front is great-you can see the signature at the top, above the margin some very slight foxing on the two sides. As most of you know, this is Canadian Magazine, and this is very good condition for them.	$165(tcc)

Philip R.GOODWIN

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		I collect Phillip R.Goodwin items in the following categories: #1-CALENDARS and POSTERS-(any company, if illustrated by P.R.Goodwin) #2-PRINTS-(any size-no reproductions!) #3-PORTFOLIO's-any one featuring P.R.Goodwin prints-especially LOOKING FOR-"DETROIT GRAPHITE CO-DEGRACO PAINT" #4-MAGAZINEs with a Philip R. Goodwin FRONT COVER #5-CATALOGS with Philip R. Goodwin FRONT Cover #6-ENVELOPES-(or more correctly called-covers! with any P.R.Goodwin images) call or email with questions! #7-ORIGINAL OILS! #8-PUZZLES-(any type with a P.R. Goodwin image, but especially wooden puzzles) #9-SQUARE, METAL SERVING TRAY-shows Indian on horse back, shooting a bow and arrow at running buffalo! #10-BRONZE-of a "SITTING BEAR"-is 6 inches high!
		for a complete list of all my Philip R. Goodwin wants-go the the link at the top of the page and click on "TIM WANTS LIST" or "Philip R. Goodwin"

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Contact me at: Contact me at: tim@wavelinx.net
Phone: (918) 786-8500
(last updated-Jan. 27, 2010)