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I even went as far as signing up on a Gun Collectors forum and asked if they could provide any info on the guns. (Hoping for some sort of clue?) They were very helpful but it led down a dead end road.
Interestingly, those guys were intrigued by the (guy with sign) buttoned up pants leg. Debating whether or not a drive chain could be on the left or right side of a motorcycle or bicycle. One fellow stated the he thought the photo was taken at West Side Park in 1899??? I cannot find any pictures of West Side that match... You can see his pants leg and the Cycles in the bottom photo. Here is a photo of the gun! That appears to be a Stevens Tip Up. Also known as a "pocket rifle". They had removable shoulder stocks, so they could be used as a rifle or a pistol. Last edited by smokelessjoe; 01-09-2012 at 01:57 PM. |
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