An Under The Christmas Tree Dream...

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An Under The Christmas Tree Dream...

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10 unnissued model 94's. Sold at auction for $218,500.00

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what year of manuf?

How did I miss that?

More to the point, how did Blaine miss that?...

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I'd love to hear this story!
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Wow thats a pretty decent chunk of change for an OFF BRAND :lol:

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6pt-sika wrote:Wow thats a pretty decent chunk of change for an OFF BRAND :lol:

Marlin's rule :wink:

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Never mind, I enlarged the pic, and found out I was full of it again....(and, increasingly more so lately.... :roll: )
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Looks like they're from the '20s by the serial numbers. I would love to have just one, but it wouldn't stay new with me for long.
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"It is also possible to see that all ten carbines have their hang tags and the accompanying ten hand made wooden cleaning rods in the bottom of the crate."

Hand made wooden cleaning rods :?:
Was this the norm back in the day :?:
Did every Win. 94 come with one of these cleaning rods :?:
If so, what year did Winchester stop doing this :?:
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Drool. Those would look great all in a rack, Matt Dillon style, in the den I also don't have! I've got a SRC ca 1917 that's in decent shape, but nothing like those!!
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Only $21,850.00 each. I'll take two. Or maybe three :mrgreen:

A dream is an understatement, more like a fantasy to find such a treasure.


Who here would violate them by loading them up and shooting them ..... :twisted:

I Would, in a heartbeat!

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Dream on....... If one of those museum puppies was even removed from their crate, nevermind actually shot (again, after proof), the value would drop to a measly $2K or so (each).


The entire assembly/presentation/provenance is what imparts the extra value.

Over a Marlin. . ;) . :mrgreen:



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J Miller wrote:Only $21,850.00 each. I'll take two. Or maybe three :mrgreen:

A dream is an understatement, more like a fantasy to find such a treasure.


Who here would violate them by loading them up and shooting them ..... :twisted:

I Would, in a heartbeat!

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Gentlemen,

I have seen that crate, before. It was for sale awhile ago. If you look at the headline, in casastahle's link, then you will see the date:

March 13, 2012, 10:00 AM EST | Fairfield, ME, US

I always wondered how much that crate sold for. Now, I know the answer. :evil: :D :o

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<sigh>
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