1880's gun room

[rebsr52339]

More     Rick a couple for you.   

[rebsr52339]

More & More.  Hey Rick, how do you like the silver belt I made on the far right? 

[rebsr52339]

Enough for now. Will post more later. 

[Steel Horse Bailey]

I especially like the WWII pilot guarding the goodies in the last picture.  Too>

I like ALL the pics!

[rebsr52339]

Thanks Bailey, he has been doing a good job for the past 10 or 15 years. More to come. Gotta keep up with Rick.

[rebsr52339]

OK Four more and I will go hide out. 

[rebsr52339]

Three more. stay with me. 

[rebsr52339]

EEEEEEEEEEEEEK!!!
Two more  

[rebsr52339]

OK, OK I know stop hogging the thread.    

[Tascosa Joe]

I am looking for a repro light for my victorian room/gun room.  I saw a double kerosene lamp hanging from the ceiling in the officers quarters at Fort Laramie.  Does anyone have an idea where to look.  I have looked on several websites and other catalogs but have not found anything.  I am looking for something that is electrified.

I would appreciate any tips on where to find a light similar to the Fort Laramie light.

Thansk,

T-Joe

[Kent Shootwell]

My reloading room is finished with ceder fence boards and pine boards. I stained the pine and did nothing to the fence boards. The cabinets were from a garge sale or could be found at recyleing place for building suppleys.

[Curley Cole]

Joe
You said you were looking for a light. The lantern sitting in the middle of the picture is from Cabelas. It is electric, and even has a dimmer. They also have wall and hanging models. Also come with clear or frosted glass. Don't know if that was something that would work for you but, I posted the pix any ways.
curley

[Buck Stinson]

That's what I was talking about in my last post.  I love this stuff.  It is exciting to see what others have collected.  We have soooo much stuff in our collection and in all honesty, it gets boring after a while.  Lets face it, the same old stuff is the same old stuff, even when others think it's awesome.  That's why I enjoy seeing what other people love and collect.   I've collected for nearly 50 years, so we have a lot of original pieces.  I will post photos of various items as time goes by.  keep up the good work guys.

Adios,
Buck

[GunClick Rick]

Golly Reb you whooped the turkey outta me!!Would ya look at that turqoise!!! And silver! And Turquoise

I found a pretty good place for beads today too.
http://www.happymongosbeads.com

OOOOWEEE REB OOOOOOWEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Steel Horse Bailey]

Golly reb you whooped the turkey outta me!!Would ya look at that turqoise!!! And silver! And Turquoise

I found a pretty good place for beads today too.
http://www.happymongosbeads.com

OOOOWEEE REB OOOOOOWEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bad link ... try http://www.happymangobeads.com/

It's mAngo, not mOngo, like Alex Carras!   

It's a great site for beads!

[rebsr52339]

You guys are soooooo funny.      I think it is what keeps this site so original. 

[Steel Horse Bailey]

It's a dirty job, but somebody has to do it! 

[GunClick Rick]

Thanks for the correction Steel Horse,it's that lazy eye of mine..

[Dusty Ed]

Howdy Pards
Here you go, a couple more pictures of my 1880's GUN ROOM.
Dusty Ed

[Holden A. Grudge]

Dusty,

That room is GREAT!  Now if I could just get one of the kids to move out I could start on mine.