Here is a list of catalogs starting with #15. If you see something you question please speak up:
15- 1905

16- 1907, Has TD;2 pages held for 8/1/07 (pistol?)

17- 1907 or 1908, Has TD; has 1905; no 1909; no pistol, reloading or powder info; smaller size catalog

24- 1910, Separate flyer dated 1910 w/glued in 1909 picture. Might have used the same catalog 1909?

35- 1911; letter 5/10/1911; new 1909; new featherweight TD w/interchangable brl; has pistol.

40- 1912; same as #35 but with added page 12a,b,c&d; new 22 High Power and 1911.

50- 1913? I don't have this one. Would like to know how it varies from #40 and #55

55 & 55A- 1914 Don't know what the difference is. I only have the 55A.

57- 1915

60- 1916; price list of 7/22/16 references Catalog #60

60 Supplement- 1919; Dated 12/5/1919 (after WWI)

61- 1920/1921, No reference to the .300 Sav. round in catalog but I have price lists with and without the .300 Sav. but no Model 1921 listed.

62- 1922; lists the Model 1922; specifies that you are to use the letter call out when ordering but still shown as the "1899"

63- 1924; Model 1914 stamped out
Jan 1927 price sheet
May 1927 price sheet; catalog has 1920 over stamped "discounted see flyer..." insert Model 1926
Note: the pl still has special order engraved rifles listed.

64- 1927/1928(?), not marked (have photo catalog w/Jan 1928 PL); white, Indian pointing rifle; some models raised ramp.

65- 1928,(have photo of a Jan. 1928 PL)(I have a 1929 copy, PL Jan 1929); raised ramp except 99-H; added 40/45 &.30-06 ammo; new paddle style case avil w/99-F,G &K, prior only 99-G .300; probably `28,`29 `30 versions, 1929 the model 25 disc stamp.

Others might not agree on all dates. I learn something new every time I go through them. There seems to be some overlap among catalogs and price sheets. It's not easy to tell if like
catalogs are equal or different without going through page by page.



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