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Here's shots of the breech, an "S" I found in the table well and the buffalo horn buttplate.
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   Thanks for the effort. Kind Regards, Raimey rse
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 Can you provide this dimensions. Buttplate is somewhat similar to the buttplates I've seen on Lindner-Dalys. And on many a number being a portion of the serial number can be found in the rear well of the action. I have seen something akin to a S in the front well of a few Lindner-Dalys Kind Regards, Raimey rse
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John Prey Lower was pretty much a firearms merchant and weapons handler as he did have his name & address, 377 Blake Street, Denver, Col. , stamped on the tang of fixed blades which notes that he did have some sourcing lines thru someone.  Any idea as to the year he added Son or Sons to the name of his concern? Kind Regards, Raimey rse
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Juan:
Can you check & see if there is a JE/JL/JN or any other pairing in the Doll's headwell? Wouldn't mind hearing the same from any other early hammerless Daly owners.
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Juan, is there any way to get a better photo of the oval with the, what look like to me, crossed pistols? A macro lens or camera with close-focusing capability and a tripod would probably be a big help. Mounted on the tripod, use the self-timer to trip the shutter to avoid vibration from your hand.
Really looks like the old Lindner guns. Thanks for posting.
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Will try for more shots, but they will be as I said, crossed pistols with a rifle through them. If they're not pistols, they are brooms with the sweep hanging down. There are no marks in the dolls head well.
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Actually, Sellers is wrong. He moved to Denver in 1872, took hisi whole family. He first met Carlos Gove in 68 who suggested a partnership, but didn't accept until 72.
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He took his sons into partnership in 1880
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funny thing about this story is that it was based upon my own story on my web page. Person modified it somewhat.
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