The Rarest Inland- I Own It!!

[carbinekid]

Well here is an Inland you don't see every day. Not the most traditional one you'll see, but that is the Inland fascade stamping with a capital "I" stamped in the center. And yes, incase some of you are scratching your heads, that is in fact a stamped aluminum ice cube tray. Inland was the guide lamp division and did alot of stamping.

What do you guys think??






Kyle

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[Curt]

Cartouches don't look right, stake marks around the rivets, maybe refinished.
Is that ammo box original? It looks perfect!!!!

[carbinekid]

The ammo box is a new reproduction a friend of mine made. He makes a bunch of different, very cool WWII-era crates.



kyle

[Tired Retired]

I think its a fake! Look at it... they considered 5 round, 10 round, 15 round, 30 round and 50 round mags... that one holds 18.... plus it has never been blued or parked!

[Tom D. Hershey PA]

Hows it shoot??? We want a range report. I like that lever action as well. :-)

T.D.

[carbinekid]

Really though, did anyone else know that at one time or another Inland made ice cube trays??


Kyle

[DRB]

Inland was not the guide lamp division they were the Inland division of GM. Guide lamp was in Anderson IN Inland in Dayton OH. Guide made the liberator pistol Inland made the M1 Carbine. They were two totally separate divisions of GM like Saginaw Steering gear and Inland were separate but owned by the same parent.

[KEN]

Looks like a FAKE to me!

I'm just jealous! Thats really "cool" man!!

[Balvar24]

Cool. I should post pics of my Inland Mail Box.

[Harlan (Deceased)]

Are there any import marks?