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All the phone orders were "long distance", but sometimes worth the extra cost b/c some stuff in the catalog would not be available. Tried several times to order one of Dixie's little brass-framed spur trigger percussion pistols. They were always out.
Old DGW catalogs are still fun to read. Bannerman's original catalogs even more shocking. But - in those days, $2.00 an hour wasn't chickenfeed. In the early 60's the few fellows I knew shooting BP shot originals as factory guns outside of DGW and a couple of others hadn't hit the market.
I think my first kit build was from Dixie in the 70's. I remember my buddy and I in the 60's ordering our fishing gear from Herters and riding our bikes to the post office hoping the package was there.
I ordered a 28 gauge M/L shotgun from DGW in December 1969. It arrived on Christmas Eve. IIRC, the cost was $24.95. It's in the back of the gun safe; hasn't been shot in years.