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keith (Nov 20th 2021) |
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Re: E.M. Reilly; History; Chronology; Serial Numbers
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Nov 18th a 08:40 PM
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by LeFusil |
LeFusil |
Nothing about Mr. Hambling building actual guns for Reilly though, right? So in reality, we have NO clue as to what Mr. Hambling did or didn’t do at this so called Reilly gun factory during the 1880’s to the 1890’s. He could’ve been doing repairs? Selling guns? A staff professional to help clients order guns in? Any number of jobs he could’ve done there.
A fuzzy picture. You got that right.
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