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April 15, 2005
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Brad,
When we are out in Cody next year, I might need to take you out behind the woodshed and Savagely beat some better sense into your collecting habits
Bert
p.s,
Winchester Model 1885 .40 caliber cartridges;
| 40/50 Sharps Bn |
| 40/50 Sharps ST |
| 40-60 WCF |
| 40-60 Marlin |
| 40-65 WCF |
| 40-63 Everlasting (E.S.) Ballard |
| 40-70 Ballard |
| 40/70 Sharps Bn |
| 40-70 Sharps ST |
| 40-72 WCF |
| 40-82 WCF |
| 40-85 Everlasting (E.S.) Ballard |
| 40-90 Ballard |
| 40/90 Sharps Bn |
| 40-90 Sharps ST |
| 40 EX. |
| 405 WCF |
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December 30, 2011
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Yep Bert, it was one of those …. .40 something or other
January 26, 2011
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Brad,
I thought we had a long talk about the consequences of posting anything having to do with the “forbidden” brand. I see you have been wandering behind enemy lines again. 
~Gary~
September 29, 1993
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Bert:
Here is one that somehow escaped your grasp – I know it’s not WRACO but a pretty cool .32-40 unopened black powder box none the less:
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December 30, 2011
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Neat old 32-40 box. I’ll email you Bert’s billing address and my shipping address….
Brad
April 15, 2005
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Rick,
That is a very nice, and an uncommon box. Winchester shipped a small number of Model 1885 rifles to the U. S. Cartridge Company that were used for cartridge testing.
Bert
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