Remington Society

Joe
Attached is a parts list I hope for your model Keene
Gordon

Good morning
Your rifle was made approx 1922. The date can be matched closer if barrel code is known. Barrel code is a small letter stamping near where the barrel and receiver meet.
Gordon

Does anyone have a picture of a Remington storefront window on Broadway, New York City from the years 1871 to 1915 where the any of the names names E. Remington & Sons, Remington Arms Company or M. Hartley Company can be seen? Looking for use in article I am writing. Thanks
Gordon

Actually a die cut from 1927 as shown in Lions Share, a Remington publication

Ted
If you sent additional questions about your poster I never received them or saw what they were. Sorry.

Gordon

Your print is one of 15 offered by Remington during the WW2 years. The poster you posted was offered in a magazine ad in November 1944. Of Interest is that your poster included the small descriptive tag that were mostly lost. The print would have been delivered rolled in a tube.
Gordon

There is an article I wrote in RSA Journal 2nd Qtr 2019 with more details on the origin ofGame Load Maps. I don't do pricing because the range is so high but can say the maps are fairly rare and few have been offered for sale in the last ten years. Condition also varies wildly which affects the ...

Have found a picture with "unknown" die cut shown. Photo shown in previous post is complete and was from 1912 period not 1918.

Has anyone seen a full picture of this die cut poster? Probably advertising Wetproof Shot Shells from 1918-9 time period. Duck boat shown typical of boats in early 1900's.

Not unusual for Remington to update instruction booklets over the life span of a product, Attached is a 1953 variation of Model 510 instructions

Larry
Based on address shown poster is actually in 1911-14 time period. There were two variations. Posters quite rare.
Gordon

looking for help getting a high resolution scan from a hard copy of Arms and the Man, page 430, Aug 28, 1913 or reasonable purchase. Thanks
Gordon

The poster you mentioned I believe to be 1911-1914 poster of which there were two variations. I sold mine at auction several years ago.
Scan attached.Gordon

Just saw your question. Previous writer correct on being late 1950's. Poster part of '"string display" frpm 1959. There were a total of eight posters. Scan of envelope attached.
Gordon

Good morning.
Have no specific Remington ad for Bates world record but a 1935 Remington poster that pictures best skeet performances for all of 1935 including World Championship which was first held in 1935. Noted was best long run of 398 that ties record of J. O. Bates done in 1934.
All the ...