Folk Art,

Gotta Know?

If I were to luck up on the twin brother of this rifle, about what would it cost me to procure???

Thanks Tom

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Originally Posted by Allen Humphrey

Is that ivory on the pistol grip? Seems to have an Alaskan theme, maybe it is walrus tusk on the grip?

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The grip cap and forend cap are both ivory, now it has a ivory bead front sight.

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Originally Posted by tomwatts

Gotta Know?

If I were to luck up on the twin brother of this rifle, about what would it cost me to procure???

Thanks Tom

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Very doubtful more than one was ever made. If you did find another I would expect to pay a few hundred dollars for it.

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Originally Posted by Michael Petrov

Very doubtful more than one was ever made. If you did find another I would expect to pay a few hundred dollars for it.

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:lol: :madsmile: :lol:

I understand that my answer might be somewhat on the funny side, it was a little funny to me as well :D:D.

Now the facts, I bought this rifle in the last few months at a well advertised auction. Everyone stayed far away from it, it's not what one would expect of a custom rifle.

The difference was that I knew what I was bidding on, the sale price was in the hundreds.

It might sell for a little more next time it's sold.

Damn, I am going to have to get out to more auctions! :banghead:

love this rifle...stunning..... some sporters just turn me on, i love the craftsmanship, and hand work that went into them....you wont find this anymore in the age of computer control tech.
easier to push a button then turn a screw...

"Folk Art"???? That's ART, pure and simple, like "belongs at the Louvre"!!

I'd dearly love to have her sister!!!

I'm glad you all like this "ART" we might all have a different view but it is art in my view.

For those of you who like this sort of stuff you might check my new collaboration with Steven Dodd Hughes at,

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