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  1. 11-22-2021, 12:51 #1
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    Default An early Forager

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    Very Nice! You always find the early ones!

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  3. 11-22-2021, 06:09 #3
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    Don't know what to say about the numbers, but the "Model" block is not early. How's the rod? SS or DS? I see the rear band is a '68. Some conundrums there!
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    I sold the Forager a few years ago to a knowledgeable collector.
    I acquired it from a man here in Omaha who told me the name of his ancestor who’d used it and obtained it while serving on a frontier post in what I think was South Dakota.
    The current owner has all of the information that I was able to obtain from the family member from whom I bought it.
    I can’t remember any of it now, but the current owner has it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Dick Hosmer View Post
    Don't know what to say about the numbers, but the "Model" block is not early. How's the rod? SS or DS? I see the rear band is a '68. Some conundrums there!
    Oh! You were referring to my post about the early 1870 that I’d posted in the wrong place and then erased.
    I’ll post it again!
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