Here's a heck of a Savage pistols picture. I think I'll be studying this picture for a couple of days just to make sure I notice everything in it.

And a lot of rare non-pistol items thrown in!

Click on it for a full sized picture, and ask whatever questions you have. Lots and lots of pistol and non-pistol stuff here.

You REALLY have a knack for display. BEAUTIFUL...............

A great museum needs a great curator! Thanks for sharing!!

Is that the same single shot with the 1905 bolt in it as in Baileys book?

That always been Fugs or was it picked up at the auction?

I can identify everything except the top two items in the glass topped wood box, center table. Can anyone help?

Really like that little yellow box in the pistol box lid, back edge of table, third from left.

The gold prototype Model 101 case on the lower left hand corner of the table is new to me.. I have no recollection of it at least. Not sure I remember the gold watch on the plaque either.. who is that made out to, Doug?

I would sell my right nut to own either of the 45's

There's often a Savage 45 for sale somewhere on the internet.. at least 2 on gunbroker now (I think they've been there a LONG time). Just takes $$$.

But hard to beat the condition of these two..

Both are reworked

I came real
I came real close to pulling the trigger on one at a gun show in Austin about 20yrs ago, just couldn't convince myself on the $16,000. price tag

Mad Dog

I have owned that pistol for many years their two others shown in that photo the on with the

wooden stock has set triggers

Rick

There are 5 pics in the box top left is a signature identification card # 1114-07-3335

Atkinson,R.H. to the right is Savage Fox Stevens Sporting Arms Emblem

in the center is a Floor Warden Badge bottom left is a small award emblem

do not know what it was for bottom right is a Savage 25 Straight shooting

award

Rick

The little yellow package with 10 loaded cartridges this came with a 32 cal. pistol in the

box with a red label that said this box contains ten loaded cartridges
t

Rory

The box is a Proto Type Case made for the Savage model 101 pistol

it made by Heminway Corporation Design W-2 for Savage Arms 1/14/63

The watch you asked about was of the Savage Arms Athletic Assn.

100 yd. Dash won by W.C. Cleveland Aug 1919 the watch is a ELGIN

Top left corner, looks like a 110 but with what looks like T checkering, whats the story on that?

Thanks. I couldn't blow the photo up enough to identify.

"The watch you asked about was of the Savage Arms Athletic Assn.
100 yd. Dash won by W.C. Cleveland Aug 1919 the watch is a ELGIN"

That appears to be a very nice prize! I think I have seen photos of a Savage football and basketball team.

"The little yellow package with 10 loaded cartridges this came with a 32 cal. pistol in the
box with a red label that said this box contains ten loaded cartridges"

I've seen pistol boxes with the red label but I think your 10 pack of cartriges that was inside is the only one I have seen. Do you know of others? Do you know the time period/serial range that they were included in the box?

Mad Dog

Those are Kimber Model 82's

Rick

If you look to the right you will see another 10 shot yellow box i have only seen 3

I see one of those unopened packages of Murray's 99 book. That's something else that amazes me. Keep digging. You are BOUND to find other treasures you had no idea you had squirreled away.

Doug, Thats one hellova expensive looking table !!!! I have a hard time focusing on any single item !! Great collection of Savage goodies. Don

I think I see two of them..

Doug, what’s the blue booklet on pistols on the right side by mine and David’s books?

That book is about 45 cal. pistols with a write up about Savage and 2 other 45's