Look at these Underwoods

[Rustship]

What are the odds of a collector finding a set like this 20 years apart? Actually a member on this forum owns these, and by chance found the twin to 476 just a month ago. Both Carbines are Pristine and Original. Again what are the odds. Does anyone on here have a set of consectutive serial numbers.

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[wtmr]

was a couple ibms consecutive for sale on GB last week for $4500, bet Paul be smiling

[DaveHH]

They even look alike. Color, only one bomb, but remarkable. Same bolts same bluing.
Amazing.

[Bill Hollinger]

Dave if you look close I think I see a bomb on each one.

[JimF4M1s (Deceased)]

Said parts were similar too.

[JimF4M1s (Deceased)]

I read a while back in a CC newsletter. There is a person with consecutive E numbered carbines. Now that is nice.

What are the odds of a collector finding a set like this 20 years apart? Actually a member on this forum owns these, and by chance found the twin to 476 just a month ago. Both Carbines are Pristine and Original. Again what are the odds. Does anyone on here have a set of consectutive serial numbers.

[Tired Retired]

Oh, the lives of the Rich and Famous ... I mean the rich and RICH

That really is a great "cool" factor to your collection!

[theholeinthedonut]

Very nice indeed!!

[topaz]

once in a lifetime.

[frankderrico]

Rusty, do you know if he found them in and around the same area?
I got the feeling that they came out of the same crate and stayed together until 20 years ago.....Frank