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 Re: Gustav Fükert 1883 Ad
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Some more of Fückert
1. Peter Hambrusch of Ferlach can/does build a Fückert-type gun
2. The Hungarian hunting magazine "Pannon VadaszvilaG" nov and dec 2009 features an article on Fückert with a photo of what looks to me like a trio of Fückerts.
I understand also that there is a Fückert collector club in
Hungary.
(Dont be annoyed if you can not follow Hungarian , Edward Teller and some more of the developers of the A/H-bomb reputedly have been of Hungarian origin ...)
Felix Neuberger
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