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http://www.gunbroker.com/item/716740346
What do you think ..??? original or fake ?
Greetings from Argentina
jose luis said
http://www.gunbroker.com/item/716740346What do you think ..??? original or fake ?
Greetings from Argentina
Saludos desde uno que se recibio del colegio secundario en Cordoba, hace mas de medio siglo.
My first impression is why would anyone fake this piece. If so, it would only be of interest to someone in Chile who knows of the named individual.
BTW: didn’t find him listed in Geneologia de la Familia Errazuriz.
"This is the West, sir. When the legend becomes fact, print the legend."
After the last Julia’s auction I think it’s safe to say $75,000 isn’t going to happen. I see a engraved 66 with plain wood, can happen but rarely does. I see a barrel band a long way from the muzzle like only the real early 66’s, (1st models). I see a banged up dirty gun. I don’t see 75K. T/R
An Ulrich engraved gun would be more skillfully executed. This engraving was executed by a far less talented individual.
jose luis said
Greetings from Argentina
Senor Luis,
Que tal?
Donde en Argentina? Trabajo en Tigre, Norte de Buenos Aires.
Ciao (y atentamente) 😉
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JWA said
jose luis said
Greetings from Argentina
Donde en Argentina? Trabajo en Tigre, Norte de Buenos Aires.
Atentamente,
En la Academia Arguelloo en el seisenta y cuatro.
"This is the West, sir. When the legend becomes fact, print the legend."
Wincacher said
En la Academia Arguelloo en el seisenta y cuatro.
Muy buenisimo Senor Luis!
Lo se Academia Arguelloo, pero no se “64”. No pude entender el significado de “64”? Que es esto?
Sinceramente,
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mrcvs said
An Ulrich engraved gun would be more skillfully executed. This engraving was executed by a far less talented individual.
I agree. T/R
I doubt the seller will have much success at that listed price.
Winchester Model 1873 44-40 circa 1886
JWA said
jose luis said
Greetings from Argentina
Senor Luis,
Que tal?
Donde en Argentina? Trabajo en Tigre, Norte de Buenos Aires.
Ciao (y atentamente) 😉
Hola JWA… Vivo en General Pico, La Pampa a 600 Km de Buenos Aires
Hello JWA … I live in General Pico, La Pampa 600 km from Buenos Aires .-
Saludos
JWA said
Wincacher said
En la Academia Arguelloo en el seisenta y cuatro.
Muy buenisimo Senor Luis!
Lo se Academia Arguelloo, pero no se “64”. No pude entender el significado de “64”? Que es esto?
Sinceramente,
Academia Arguello es un colegio en la ciudad de Cordoba.. Entiendo que seria 1964 el año de egreso de Wincacher
Academia Arguello is a school in the city of Cordoba .. I understand that 1964 Wincacher’s year of graduation
Correct. 1964 was the year.
"This is the West, sir. When the legend becomes fact, print the legend."
Wincacher said
Correct. 1964 was the year.
Ah, hence my confusion, that was the year I was born……..
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JWA said
Ah, hence my confusion, that was the year I was born……..
Wow , J, that’s the year I got my fist car !
Vince
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I’ll need to do some checking, but I think this gun is in one of George’s Winchester Books. Or at least one that looks similar to it.
It looks like a very interesting rifle to me.
Now all the pictures about the JU & CU being John & Conrad Ulrich’s Signature is a bunch of bogus, made-up non-sense, and take it with a grain of salt. Every signed John Ulrich and/or Conrad Ulrich was plainly marked. OR not marked at all.
Sincerely,
Maverick
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Maverick said
I’ll need to do some checking, but I think this gun is in one of George’s Winchester Books. Or at least one that looks similar to it.
Just checked my copy of the “Big Book” as well as Wilson’s and didn’t find this one in either of those 2 volumes.
"This is the West, sir. When the legend becomes fact, print the legend."
Wincacher said
Maverick said
I’ll need to do some checking, but I think this gun is in one of George’s Winchester Books. Or at least one that looks similar to it.Just checked my copy of the “Big Book” as well as Wilson’s and didn’t find this one in either of those 2 volumes.
Yeah I just got through checking mine too. Didn’t find it as of yet, but could of swore seeing this very gun somewhere published.
Although this 66 is highly unlikely to have been engraved by a factory engraver, it could have very well been “Period Engraved”. I imagine by or for one of the foreign dealers, like “Belloto & Tognonato” or “Wexel & DeGress” but which one, I am not sure.
Sincerely,
Maverick
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