He had a fabulous display at the WACA show in Cody several years ago.  If anyone has his contact info, please let me know.  I have some questions about my 2nd model .45-75 mold.

Thanks Chuck.  I did get the info I was in need of from another member via email.

When Mark had his display in Cody, he did not have a 2nd model mold, only a photo of mine that he had retrieved from a site on the internet.  He had no idea who the mold belonged to and when I told him it was mine, we both had a good laugh.  He told me at the time that in his searching, he had not been able to find one.  Maybe he has one by now.  At any rate, I don’t plan to sell mine just yet.

win4575 said
When Mark had his display in Cody, he did not have a 2nd model mold, only a photo of mine that he had retrieved from a site on the internet.  He had no idea who the mold belonged to and when I told him it was mine, we both had a good laugh.  He told me at the time that in his searching, he had not been able to find one.  Maybe he has one by now.  At any rate, I don’t plan to sell mine just yet.  

I’m pretty sure he hasn’t found one yet. But he has plenty of other “one of a kinds” that are very very rare in their own right.

Chuck said

He told me that he is missing two items for a full set but I didn’t pay attention to which ones.  

I think he’s missing one of the model tools in 50-110 and the 1894 Tool in .42 Russian. But I think that’s looking at what would be considered the “standard production” tools and calibers. 

There are Unicorns in the tool world.

Sincerely,

Maverick

In case anyone out there is needing a visual. Here are some images of Mark’s display that he had sent me a little while back.

These are from other shows and not the Vegas show.

Sincerely,

Maverick