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DOUG
All I Can Say is Wow zer.
I'd Take a Savage in a Box any day.
Very Nice.
Steve



Here's Doug's Photo's

I Like the Older Yellow and Red EG Label'ed one and the Greeen E.G. one.

oh my!

Doug,

if you are short of an heir who would fully appreciate that NIB AE Fox, may I offer my name, as I know there in no way I would ever get that shotgun from you while you yet live.

HOLY....

that is a really late Fox.

Interestingly, I assume the green style lael came from Fox as I have an pre-savage Fox Sterlingworth in the box with this same style label.

One more some place

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3rd one

King Solomon

So ... lets see better pictures of the Model 29 & the Model 1912, there the ones that caught my eye. What version of 29 is it?

Very nice! Might be I recognize one or two of those boxes.

If I should wake before I die,
I pray that room be in my eye!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for the pictures, Doug.

I think I saw some of them boxs! I still like the ones that have seen some use tho! Like the engraved SRC that I got to shoot!

A large number of those boxes are STILL FACTORY sealed. Contents have never seen the light of day.

OMG! Some day, Doug willing, I'll get to see those in the flesh, or blued steel as it were. Its a two and a half day drive, maybe three, but I'm willing. Would make a great road trip. Swing by Don's vault and visit with him and his much better half and then stop by to say hi to Steve and Nancy then stop by and visit with Doug. What a trip!

Theres a lot of googies hidden by cardboard there !!!! George,you would really be traveling to get here in 3 days !

ANY/ALL of those locations will put a roof over your head and food/drink in your belly FREE OF CHARGE. I WILL warn you though. ANY trip that involves a tour of Don's vault and a tour of Fug's vault will have the visitor ending up in therapy. You will NEVER in your lifetime EVER see such displays. Utterly FANTASTIC, BOTH places.............

The security is tight tho! better mind your Ps & QsIm the little guy at 6" 250lbs

Well mine is just a appetizer , for Fugs!!! kind of like a chicken mcnugget to a seven course meal !!!!!

You fuggin guys with EVERYTHING are WAY too modest...............

Very Impressive.....Thanks for sharing.....

.....I have dreams at night that start out like that!
Thanks for sharing!
3stars

That is a comprehensive collection of NIBs. And ammo boxes.

Saddlering, I think you took a picture of the flag that day. Could you post it along with the whole croud. Thanks. And again Doug and family thanks for a wonderful day.

Just for you Sir! a Great day, good food, and good friends!

Looks kinda shady.:)

Same picture as John's but a little more cropped, George.

219, 220, 221, 223--my kinda numbers! Never seen ANY of them in the factory box!

That is an amazing collection and a lifes work. Thanks for sharring with us. Something for us to aspire to.
Steve