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I ran across this bit of paperwork at an estate auction back in December. They didn't have the carbine for sale (if it was even still with the family) and I wasn't able to purchase this paperwork. Thought you fellas might find it interesting.
I did snap a couple pictures and thought I would share.
I would buy a sinful amount of carbines if they only cost $20!!
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I cleaned, looked over and wrote down a parts/type description for this one for a friend. So he'd know exactly what he had.
He'd mentioned he had picked it up from the Widow of the gentleman on the paperwork.
Took in on trade for some work.. IIRC.
I also filled out the CC Data sheet on it and gave him a copy.
After getting it back to him, he informed me he was listing it on GB.
At that time I made a more than fair offer for it, that he declined. Told him my offer would stand if the Auction didn't work out.
When I looked up the listing I seen he had included a big picture of the Data sheet in the Auction. With my name in big print on the top of the page as the Reporter..... :confused:
Pictures were horrible showing nearly zero detail. After running 8-9 auction cycles they ended up selling it for far less than my offer.. ??
No heart ache here as I have plenty of Inlands in this range. Any way here's the Carbine and the original paperwork.
BTW, They cost $17.50 + $2.50 shipping..... Total $20.00
Inland 5,093,600.
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My Winchester has this paperwork, plus more. Bought in 1965 from the NRA. Was that date 56/10/29? I have an Inland 1-45.
I noticed it did not come with a magazine, add 25 cents. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by rcathey
I would buy a sinful amount of anything at 1963 prices. I think 45 acp's were $25 delivered.
Hell, a new split window Corvette was only $4,257, inflation.
Carbine prices have doubled about every eight years since 1963. Good investments back then, and still today.