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Well I showed up early and did not have a lot of cash to deal with. But at the AG&L table I ran into something I just (thought) I needed to have. So me being me and always an instinctive buyer laid down most of my cash on a nice little 20 bore ejector boxlock by E Chamberlin. No case with the gun but I did find a A&F toe under case that fit like a glove. The little 20 has knock out wood and 28" tubes that said was made by Westly Richards. Now the problem, I later found a nice crack in the fore arm. So it will be going Saturday to the gunsmith for a repair and and overall tidy up. Also picked up a real nice Brady toe under leather case for practically nothing. It is in great shape and will be going to fit my Holland Royal in it as soon as I get it back from the smith as well. So to say I'm a sucker for project guns. Now for what I need. Anybody have or know where I might find a label for the Chamberlin? It's pre 1900 so do anybody know what one would look like? And last, there are a lot and I mean a lot of nice doubles at this event. If I had more money I would have spent it all today for sure.
Mike Proctor
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