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Does anyone have Bill Headrick's phone number or e-mail. I may have found someone violating at least two of his photo copyrights...or maybe not. I'd like to contact him, maybe it's licensed...or maybe not. e-mail me at:

knightofthetrigger@yahoo.com

Thanks, EDM

I sense a great love affair in the making.

Bill: No love affair, but great respect. Sixteen years ago, when I wrote my first article for the DGJ, Dan Cote called me and asked if I had any pictures to illustrate it. I didn't, but I borrowed a camera and after a roll or two I figured out how to take pictures good enough for the DGJ. Part of the process was that I called Bill H. and he gave the benefit of his lifetime of knowledge and experience, told me what kind of camera to buy, and essentially mentored me when I needed it the most.

Now it's 4 books and 50+ articles later and I'd like his number, which, unfortunately, I can't find in my archives. I found some of his pictures on the Internet for, of all things, refrigerator magnets, which I have verified by looking at back issues of the DGJ. These may be legit per a licensing agreement, but I think it is worth a call--I owe him. EDM

Bill takes great photos - I have to admit the guns often look better than in real life. He should try writing about them as well sometime.

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Refrigerator magnets !!?? Were they Fox, Parker, or LC Smith?

Who takes those great photos for Jack Puglisi's gun lists??

Better yet, GregSY, you could take some photos of yours, or, put something intelligent to paper about them.

I'd bet his collection of decoys is worth more than anything in your gun cabinet/pantry/underwear cabinet.

Best,
Ted

The one I saw had an image of a high grade Parker.

Oh come now, Ted, you're still smarting over the way your beloved Fords got put on the trailer back in '70.

As for the value of my underwear, let's just say people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. It's not a big secret that whenever you get your undies back from the dry cleaner, there's an additional $7.50 charge and a big red "Skid Mark City!" scrawled across the bill.