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herman
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H.s. Edgerton german,n.y???
any info on this rifle would be greatly appreciated. no serial number anywhere on the rifle only the name H.S. EDGERTON GERMAN,N.Y
believed to be 38 caliber
believed to be 38 caliber
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period.
https://archive.org/stream/gunmaker00satt/gunmaker00satt_djvu.txt
German is a town in Chenango County, New York, United States.'
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Two posts, two unknown items.
Mr. Herman are you trying to sell another firearm? :yawn:
Google and common sense are your friends.
Shush, I have not the time nor patience to read a complete book on this subject today. That stuff, while of historic importance, is as dry as burned Turkey Breast.
Son that's somebody with nothing to do with his time but keep me in trouble with mom.
shush ive used google and found the same book you found with no info in it other then that small tidbit that it was made in the percussion period
yes we see it as a cartridge rifle and its sharps like appearance thus my questions in the forum