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Thanks.
Oh well, back to the search.
Last edited by Remington40x; 09/26/17 04:50 PM.
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Daryl,Steve,John...thanks for helping out, its much appreciated
There is this double rifle I've been working on for quite some time now, came in a crock oak and leather case with engraved silver plated hardware and all the accoutrements...its quite a piece of work, the label however is a bit of a mess so I think a new one is in order
Gary, is there any chance you can ask Jim if he has a label I can purchase
Thanks
CJ
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Jim has both early and late Fraser labels, too.
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CJ I will send him an e-mail tonight and ask him. The labels I have seen where from the black powder cartridge era.
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GaryD007,
You may be inundated. I'm looking for a MacNaughton & Sons, and a W & C Scott (London gun) labels. Most of the MacNaughton labels I've seen are very plain while a badly worn one was quite extensive. I am holding out for an extensive one. I also have a pic of a badly worn Scott label that is bit more work in Illustrator and Photoshop than I want to undertake. Would you ask if your contact has either of these.
Thanks.
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Hi Tamid, I sent an e-mail asking him what he has. Almost sure he only has done Holland and Holland, Alex Henry and Fraser labels. Jim sent me a lot of pictures when he was making the Henry labels. You would not believe the amount of detail on the dies. Did you try Peter Dyson and Son in England web site? They have many label copies and are pretty good, but not in the same galaxy as Jims. I doubt he would make other labels as he is very busy in his job and has many hours just getting set up to do one type of label. As Mike Rowe is the best in the country making English accessories, Jim is the best label maker!
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Could you PM details to purchase an AH label if possible. I would love to have one for my rifle. Thanks.
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Hi Prairie Ghost, I will as soon as I hear back from him. Sometimes because he is so busy it takes him a couple of days.
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Sorry guys, Jim has sold all of the labels he had made. He is too busy at work right now to do any more. I imagine he will do another run later.
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