I’ve always found that board and the simple brass lettered WRACO Board most interesting of the cartridge boards. I suppose because they seem to be one of a kind. 

Its always good to have such friends. I’ve got a couple of friends I need to go pay a visit and see all their stuff. I’ve got one friend that lives a 34 Hours drive away with an open invitation to come see him. But life happens. Then again, there is always the next life to look forward to. I pray I’ll see him again one way or another.

Chad@GalleryFirearms said
I’ve thought about creating a similar series focused on firearm collections for my new employee venture. I think it would be slam dunk and a ton of fun to put together!  

If I recall correctly the folks that run RIA Auction Company once had a pilot tv show about the high end firearm auction circuit, of course it was tailored towards their own auction house, that seemed somewhat promising. But I don’t know if they felt or the network people felt it was repeatable enough to make an entire tv series. I think they were trying to cash in on the wave of firearms related TV shows at the time. Like Sons Of Guns and American Guns, etc.

Now in the current YouTube / Internet Era, I suppose such a series would be successful, if done right of course. I imagine the trick would be finding enough willing individuals that will share their collection for viewing to make the content. Of course I’m sure you’re well aware of how hard getting collectors to open up their house to such thing are. I would imagine though that firearms collectors would be even more shy than Taxidermy Mounts / Shed Collectors, but certainly a similar sort of crowd.

Sincerely,

Maverick

P.S. Mr. Sylvester, I always enjoyed your and Mr. Hofer’s content. Its a true shame dealing with China screwed over your last business venture. But imagine that if you put as much effort into the new as the old work, you’ll highly succeed. Best of luck with your future endeavors!