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    Middlesex Village Trading Co

    Just in case you've forgotten I asked about these guns when I first joined and that was the info I was given, if I remember correctly even by you. As for the Curry gun nom de guerre, it was someone on this board that pinned that on the Indian guns. I just thought it was funny so you can get off...
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    Middlesex Village Trading Co

    If I remember correctly these are "curry" guns, made in India which is one of the reasons their prices are so "good". As to their quality, well the internet is full of both praise and condemnation, the metal appears to be highly polished and the wood used for stocks may be of questionable...
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    Help with old rifle

    All I can find that is possibly related on a Google search is Wm. H. Sowers, Pennsylvania, post AWI. Penn Mag of History and Biography Legal Intelligencer 1864 Then there this sale of an old sidelock. :idunno: Link
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    Hello again

    Been gone for quite a while, hope everyone is doing well. Had to put everything on hold due to work and other issues plus we moved again, up in Albuquerque now and finally starting, six months later to pull stuff out of storage and get back to work. Probably won't be here too often but will pop...
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    conical tent?

    modern Modern products like Scotch Guard and Thompson's Water Seal are good but I think they're also flammable. Eons ago I "painted" my wall tent with very watered down white latex paint, there's a formula for how much water to paint ratio that unfortunately I do not remember (3:1/4:1). Too...
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    conical tent?

    Section 8........
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    chicken livers

    :thumbsup:
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    chicken livers

    Try any of these Dirty Rice recipes; Dirty Rice I'm not particularly fond of liver or gizzards but I love me some Dirty Rice. :thumbsup:
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    conical tent?

    Bell tents have been around for quite a long time, no one really knows how long. The Byzantine army in the reign of Emperor Maurice, 582 ”“ 602 A.D., there are sketches of them in Henry the VIII's camp, the French infantry supposedly used them in 1753. The Sibley wasn't patented till 1856 and...
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    Faux Baker?

    Overlapping, two rows of buttons besides, they're not very big, low to the ground with no ends, who cares if they leak, you'd be wet anyway. :haha: Also they were primarily used on campaign only.
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    Faux Baker?

    Civil War soldiers called em Dog Tents.
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    Interesting Shelter

    Wonder how that would work down here in the southwest high desert.......... Stickers, ouch!!!! :haha:
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    Getting everything together

    :slap: :haha:
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    Getting everything together

    Okay, here's the practice vest sans the buttons and button holes. First one I've ever attempted and some of the mistakes are glaringly obvious.
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    Refinishing an old CVA

    Here's mine "finished", haven't decided whether to leave it as is or brown the barrel.
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