origional 1866 henry

Started by olskool, July 08, 2018, 07:15:33 AM

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Coffinmaker


Hi Buck  ;)

Sorry for the miss-understanding.  I knew/know were the Rifles were in the Rail Car.  Also knew bout the pair of handguns.  What I want to know is:  WHERE ARE the RIFLES ..... NOW!!  They have to be somewhere.  Someone had to have them.  Or perhaps the modern iteration of the UP has the rifles inna SAFE somewhere.  Where is that SOMEWHERE???  Weak and feeble minds want to know!!

Buck Stinson

It would be impossible to know if those two Winchesters were UPRR marked ( chances are they are not),  so maybe my rifle is one of them.  No one will ever know.  Always fun to wish and wonder.

Coal Creek Griff

Here is a somewhat better version of the photo, along with a close-up.

CC Griff
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Tuolumne Lawman

I believe there is a collecting sub-set that deals in Railroad Company and Railway express marked guns.  Years ago, I i knew  collector that had an arsenal of those marked guns. 
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Coal Creek Griff

I think that my 1866 might be an original Union Pacific RR gun.  It has a "U" symbol on it (see below).  What do you think?  ;)

CC Griff

PS - We've kind of hijacked this thread--sorry to the OP who had a great story to tell!
Manager, WT Ranch--Coal Creek Division

BOLD #921
BOSS #196
1860 Henry Rifle Shooter #173
SSS #573

Coffinmaker


Yepper Griff.  Sure looks to me like a UP marked gun too  ::)   Best be putting some insurance on that one sure enough   8)

Yea.  We've managed to hi-jack this one to "way over there" somewhere.  Sorry 'bout that (maybe)  ;)

Tuolumne Lawman

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