Robert, if I understand your position correctly, you have been angered by collectors who have specific information that aids the accurate identification of guns engraved by Loy who have refused to make that information public in order to be able to have a "leg up" in acquiring guns at less than the market might otherwise dictate (because of a general lack of understanding about who engraved what). They have also angered you by making it more difficult than it might otherwise of been for you to conduct your research and get the fruits of your labour out in the public domain.
If I am correct in understanding that, why do you seem to be perpetuating the secrecy? If there is a Loy touchmark, why not just get it out in the open?
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