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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: St. Louis, MO area.
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Hi Corrado.
I just finished reading all your Threads detailing your collection of Queen Ann style pistols. What a magnificent collection. And the information on the Makers and time periods really adds interest. While not in my area of collecting, I still find these pistols as some of the most beautiful ever made. And it seems they remained popular for well past half a century. While my knowledge of these pistols is very limited, I know these pistols are highly desirable, and very collectable. Thanks to your Threads, I now know more about these Queen Ann style pistols. Thank you !! A most interesting and grand collection. Thanks for Posting! Do you have a photo of ALL your Queen Ann pistols next to one another ? Would make a a very cool pic !!! Rick |
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Join Date: Dec 2014
Location: Black Forest, Germany
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Thanks a lot for your kind words re. my collection of Queen Anne pistols. I've attached a foto of nearly all of them except the pair made by Haywood in post 1 - when I made the foto this pair was still missing and one pistol (number one on the right) is at the time beeing on loan in a German museum.
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WOW!!! Thank you for the pic. Largest gathering of Queen Ann pistols I've ever seen. Very impressive. And beautiful. You'll have to update this photo to include the new PAIR. Thanks again for the pic.
Rick |
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