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OK, now that the cat's out of the bag. I have here a signed George Defourny Liege and I have been unable to find much of anything on him. I would like any info you might have including the model you might think I have. tks everyone

Was going to ask who Egbert Souse was.
Yes saw it there the other day and instantly remembered when I saw it again today.
It's a real beauty. Wish I had more information for you.
Thanks for sharing, love those fences.
Jim

Dennis,
Could you relate to us the significance of the "jug" avatar?

Simple, it is one of the avatar's Dave offers and I have an interest in WW11 planes.

I checked out Littlegun.de, but the site is down now. I'll send an email to the guy who runs it to see what he says.

Is the gun for sale?

Thanks

OWD

OWD,
No it's not for sale. I was hoping you would chime in w/ some info.

Dennis,
I do as well. A few yrs back, there was a AT6/SNJ accident around Kissimee, FL where a wing departed. NTSB exam of the wing attach showed pre-existing crack and the FAA identified Boeing as the current Type Certificate holder and they called me. I worked with them to get an inspection AD out. So now, I'm the default AT6/SNJ liason in addition to DC9/MD80,-90,717. It sounds so cool, I've been considering adding it to my bizcard.

Egbert - I see you already found out some more about the gun.


hahaha

I saw your post over on the French shotgun forum:

http://www.gournetusa.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=280

Come on, you want to sell the gun. I know you do.

OWD

That is Cool.

George & Jules Defourny, 11 rue heri, Liege. Jules held 3 patents for shotguns. They were active from 1908-1949.

Their touch mark was G and J crowned over two cross guns.

I already responded on the other board with links etc..

Pete