The Winchester Collector - (2024)

Summer 2024

• Winchester Hotchkiss Sales to China by Aaron Zou, Jim Curlovic and Stanley Zielinski
• The Rarest of the PCMR Model 94 Carbines by David B. Clark, U.E., with Bert Hartman and Chris Delaney
• Winchester Advertising: Large Die Cuts by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• Winchester Prototype Mason’s Patent Revolver by Eric Olson
• Winchester Test Bank Arms by Brad Dunbar

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Spring 2024

• Special Order Model 1886 by Kirk Stovall
• The 30 Did It …In Greenland! by Jake Grizelj
• My Winchester Model 1873 by Matt Wrobel
• Winchester Cartridge Boards–Part Three by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• A Custom Shop Visit by Grant Tom
• Four of a Kind by Ed Davison
• Requiem for a Featherweight by William Shields
• Featured Winchester: Semi-Deluxe First Model 1895 by Shawn Taylor

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Winter 2024

• Winchester Model 1886 Late Production Statistics by Bert Hartman & Mark Yecha
• T.C. Johnson and the Model 1903 Winchester by Michael W. Hupp
• Winchester Cartridge Boards–Part Two by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• Variations of the Samuel J. Hoggson Engraved Henry Rifle by David Beck
• Winchester Research Surveys (Member Participation)
• The International Match Rifle by Roger Adam & Bert Hartman
• Bringing a Henry Out of Retirement by Darren Jones
• Featured Winchester: Deluxe Model 1894 by Doug Black

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Fall 2023

• The First Winchester? by Tom Robinson
• Winchester Cartridge Boards by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• The Swepson 1866 by Mike Henneberry
• The Winchester Model 2400 Shotgun by Keith Nix

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Summer 2023

• An Inventive Genius – Stephen G. Bayesby Robert Suder
• Model 1873 With a Possible Wild West Show Connectionby Dave Bond
• WRACo .38-55 and .44 WCF Cartridge Recordsby Brad Dunbar
• Boy Scout and Eagle Scout Commemorativesby Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• My Olin Model 21by Grant Tom, with Shirley Savarino
• The Pine Tree Argentine Mark – An Updateby Michael Carrick

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Spring 2023

• Winchester’s 22 High Power and The Model 1894 by Daniel Shuey
• Winchester-Hotchkiss Firearms – Part Two by Jim Curlovic
• The Winchester Store – Promotional Items by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• Late Season .33 by Brad Dunbar
• Winchester Model 1876 in Canadian Service – An Update by Donald J. Klancher
• The Lucky Winchester by Rick Wilson

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Winter 2023

• A Winchester Mystery Solved by Daniel Shuey
• The Winchester Model 64: An Updated History by Bert Hartman
• The Story of One Unusual Winchester Model 1886 by Jeremy Scott
• An Early Winchester Sign by Dave Bond
• The Winchester Store: Sportsmen’s Headquarters by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• A Prototype Center Fire Cartridge: The .46 OFW by Tim Tomlinson
• Ben Lilly: Last of the Mountain Men by Lt. Col. Ridge Marriott

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Fall 2022

• Model 92 Octagon Barrel, Saddle Ring Carbines by Rob Kassab
• Winchester Collectibles and Bar-B-Que… by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• Winchester Bear Guns by Jim Riis
• A Prototype Model 1868 by Tim Tomlinson
• 1957 Featherweight .270 by Mitchell Ballard

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Summer 2022

• A 21 Gun Saluteby Ed Davison
• Early History of Winchester’s .270by Daniel Shuey
• From The McCracken Research Library
• You’ve Got Mail! —Envelopes & Letterheadsby Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• Northwest Coastal Carved Winchestersby Rick Wilson
• The Road of Researchby Darren Jones
• Model 1886 Black Powder Expressby Mark Yecha

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Spring 2022

• Winchester-Hotchkiss Firearms: Part Oneby Jim Curlovic
• Winchester ’73 Promotional Model 94by Robert Cooper
• Winchester Metal Preparationsby Jennifer Gole #9526 & Gary Gole
• Mysteries of the “Cloudman” Martial Henry Rifleby David Beck
• 1899 Model 1894by Mitchell Ballard
• WRACo WWI Production Photos 1917–1918by Brad Dunbar

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Winter 2022

• A Great Findby Dan Shuey & Danny Michael
• Condition and Markings–Points of by G. Scott Soles
• The Journey of a Winchester Rifle Collectorby Lee Jensen
• A Tale of Two Winchestersby Kolman Gabel
• The Winchester 1866 Bronze Plaqueby Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• Winchester Goes to The Moviesby Peter Sherayko
• Winchester Records and Writersby Brad Dunbar

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Fall 2021

• Model 70 Post-1963 Target and Varmint Riflesby Bill Grant
• Winchester Accoutrementsby Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• A Very Special Winchester by Tom Black
• Items From Winchester Historyby Ed Plancon
• A First Model 1873 Renewedby Dwight Kelley
• Life and Times of the WACA Executive Secretaryby Trish J. Smith

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Summer 2021

• The Winchester Model 71—History and Analysisby Bert Hartman
• Engraved in Winchester Historyby Robert Cooper & Pauline Muerrle
• Theory of Pre-64 Relativityby G. Scott Soles
• Winchester Advertising—The Fabulous Fiftiesby Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• A Pioneer Banker’s Winchesterby Darren Jones
• A Short Speculationby Wilson Orr
• A Grandson’s Lifelong Wish Comes Trueby Todd McDonald

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Spring 2021

• Australian Gun Shows–SSAA Sydney Shot Show by Peter Richards
• Gun Testing at New Haven by Daniel Shuey & Brad Dunbar
• Winchester Model 1866–A Career of Collecting by Kurt House
• Cangacieros–Brazilian Outlaws and Their Winchesters by Douglas Aguiar Jr. & Luke Mercaldo
• Winchester Advertising–Countertop Die Cuts by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• Discontinued Part Octagon Takedown Barrels by Chris J. Hartman
• An Interesting Exhibit by Jim Foral

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Winter 2021

• Model 1885 Single Shot Calibers and Cartridges by Bert Hartman
• Model 70 Int. Army Match and Ultra Match Rifles by Bill Grant
• The Winchester Model 69 – Evolution in Design by Jeffery W. Abendshien
• Winchester Case Inserts–Shipping Crate Advertising by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• Winchester Changes Its Mind by Daniel Shuey
• Henry Ford’s Visit to Winchester by Henry Brewer
• A Model 94 Carbine Story by Paul McBride
• My Grouse Gun by Peter Hynard

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Fall 2020

• North West Mounted Police Model 1876 by Doug Black
• S.R.’s Winchester ca. 1905 by Robert Suder
• The Pyramid Case by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• The 30 Did It! by Jake Grizelj
• Lost and Found–The Long Lost Meaning of HJG by Tom Quigley & Brady Henderson
• An Unusual Model 94 Carbine by Don Klancher

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Summer 2020

• Fighting For The Constitution! Winchesters in the Brazilian Constitutional Revolution of 1932 by Luke Mercaldo & Douglas Aguiar Jr.
• Winchester Model 1873 S/N 2048 by Chris J. Hartman
• Winchester Tools Part Three: Farm, Yard and Garden by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• Anna’s Model 1890 by Al Rubin
• Standard Cartridges by Daniel Shuey & Brad Dunbar
• Winchester Customer Service, Pre-WWII by Dr. Jim Spina

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Spring 2020

• Winchester’s Model 70 Palma Match Rifles by Bill Grant
• A Trip to Pine Swamp–Winchester’s Powder Farm by Daniel Shuey
• Collecting Winchester Cartridge Boxes by Brad Dunbar
• Winchester Tools Part Two: Motorist Tools by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• Tips On Buying An Old Winchester Rifle-Part Two by Bert Hartman
• Making The Most of Jerky by Eileen Clarke
• Featured Winchester: .30 WCF Model 1894 by Chris Hartman

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Winter 2020

• Printing The Winchester Collector by Rob Kassab
• Early Records From the WRACo Ballistics Lab by Brad Dunbar & Daniel Shuey
• A Wartime Record by Mary Robinson, McCracken Research Library
• Learning Along the Way: A Collecting Experience by Bill Hanzel
• Winchester Tools Part One: Woodworking Tools by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• The Henry Rifle: A Time Machine by Andrew L. Bresnan
• Tips On Buying An Old Winchester Rifle by Bert Hartman

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Fall 2019

• Winchester’s Elephant Cartridge by Daniel Shuey
• Book Review: Winchester Model 54 1925-1936
  by Herbert G. Houze, Curator Emeritus, CFM
• From the McCracken Research Library
• 2019 Raffle Winners
• The Mystery Winchester Cartridge Board by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• The Hannagan Report Revisited by Brady Henderson
• Winchester! Winchester! by Tony Loya #10368

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Summer 2019

• Historical Research of Antique Firearms–Part Two by Vonnie Zullo
• The Old Ones Shoot the Best by E. Wendell Hall
• Book Review—Winchester Model 1895 by Rick Hill
• Model 9422 Tribute Production Figures by Robert Cooper
• Great Uncle D.A.’s 1890 WRF by J.D. Carruthers
• Winchester Fishing Tackle by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• WRACo Cartridge Tests for Cold Weather by Brad Dunbar & Daniel Shuey
• The Winchester Alarm Clock by Daniel Shuey
• Hunting with the 25-20 on the Homestead Place by Gordon Johnson

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Spring 2019

• WRACo Manufacturing Notes–Part Two by Henry Brewer
• Historical Research of Antique Firearms–Part One by Vonnie Zullo
• Book Review—Winchester Factory Engraving by Rob Kassab
• A Special Model 1886 by Stan Hayslip
• Winchester Cannons—Model 1898 by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• The One of One Thousand Wanted Poster by Michael Carrick
• B.W. Claridge by Daniel Shuey
• The Shot That Makes the Perfect Pattern submitted by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole

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Winter 2019

• Seizure and Impressment-Australia During WWII by Richard Calver
• Edwin Pugsley by Daniel Shuey
• WRACo Manufacturing Notes, Part One by Brad Dunbar & Rob Kassab
• If Only Old Winchesters Could Talk by Claude Ballard
• Winchester Padlocks by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• A Winchester for World War I Air Combat by Alan Gaines
• Grandad’s Bear Rifle by Larry Bowers
• A Winchester and a Friend by Ronald J. Ward

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Fall 2018

• 120 Inches of Model 1894 Barrels by Mark Yecha
• Testing the Model 1886 in .46 WCF Caliber by Daniel Shuey
• Winchester Paints, Stains and Varnishes by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• The 3rd Winchester Mold by Brady Henderson
• Discovering the Winchester Model 52 by Darren Jones
• Wanted – The Steve Hannagan Report Survey by Brady Henderson

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Summer 2018

• Winchester’s Provisional & Definitive Proof by Daniel Shuey
• Taking an Old 1886 Hunting Again by Mark Yecha
• Model 1886 Carbine Research by John Madl
• Winchester Brochures: So Many to Collect-Part II by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• Rusa Hunt With a ‘95 by Jake Grizelj
• The Winchester Gun Museum in New Haven by Daniel Shuey
• Two Custom Model 70s 50 by Jim Riis #8890

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Spring 2018

• Winchester on Safari: Martin and Osa Johnson by Brad Dunbar
• Winchester Brochures: So Many to Collect by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• Colonel Colby’s Special Orders by Daniel Shuey & Brad Dunbar
• 33 WCF Model 1886 Research by John Madl
• Looking Back Winchester Centennial Edition Advertisem*nt by Edward Ulrich
• The Pine Tree Argentine Mark? by Michael Carrick
• Featured Winchester: Late Model 1873 by Richard Abraham

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Winter 2018

• The Other Model 71 Caliber by Daniel Shuey
• The Model 94 Flat Band Carbines by Bert Hartman
• WRACo Arms & Ammunition in Mexico by Brad Dunbar & Rob Kassab
• The Flight of a Winchester Bullet by Daniel Shuey
• Winchester Fakes & Fantasy Items by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• A Henry Rifle Captured at Goodrich’s Landing by Ben Miller
• Model 1894 Short Rifles by Gary White
• The Old Model 1912 by Brad Dunbar

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Fall 2017

• 2017 Winchester Rendezvous by Peter Richards
• The Henry Repeating Rifle: Part Four by Andrew Bresnan
• Faces & Names Behind the Scenes: Sequel by Greg Dockter
• The Winchester Junior Rifle Corps: Part Four by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• A Trip to the CFM & McCracken Library by Brad Dunbar & Rob Kassab
• The City of Asheville 1895s by Brad Dunbar, with Ken Buch & Jessica Bennett
• The World’s Most Interesting 1894… by Mike Hunter, Photos by Russ Day

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Summer 2017

• The Henry Repeating Rifle: Part Three by Andrew Bresnan
• Model 1886 50-105EX Research by John Madl & Dan Shuey
• Short Winchesters & BATF Clearance by Rob Kassab
• The Winchester Junior Rifle Corps: Part Three by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• WRACo Ammunition & Buffalo Bill’s Wild West by Dan Shuey
• White Elk’s 1st Model 1873 by Robert Reabe
• The Winchester Model 1893 Shotgun by Bert Hartman

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Spring 2017

• The Henry Repeating Rifle: Part Two by Andrew Bresnan
• The Bellemore Family: Part Three by Dan Shuey
• A Winchester ‘66 of Interest by Clark Linss
• An Intriguing Model 1894 Winchester by Michael F. Carrick
• Winchesters & A Montana Whitetail by Trish Smith
• The Winchester Junior Rifle Corps: Part Two by Jennifer Gole #9526 & Gary Gole
• Philip R. Goodwin & Winchester by Brad Dunbar
• Deer Hunt With an 1873 by Jim Novak

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Winter 2017

• The Henry Repeating Rifle: Part One by Andrew Bresnan
• The Bellemore Family: Part Two by Dan Shuey
• Music of the West / Buffalo Rustler’s Chili by Dan Shuey #4841 & Rob Kassab
• The Red Book of Winchester Values 4th Ed. by Bert Hartman
• Looking Back, The Winchester Junior Rifle Corps by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• Elizabeth Topperwein by Jim Foral
• A Civil War Treasure by Ben Miller #9508

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Fall 2016

• “The Winchester Model 1885 Shotgun” by Bert Hartman
• “A True Barn Find” by Matt Christie
• “The Bellemore Family—Part One” by Dan Shuey
• “Winchester Ammunition—Salesman’s Samples” by Jennifer Gole #9526 & Gary Gole
• “Looking Back Sheriff AJ Royal’s Model 1886 Short Rifle” by G. Scott Soles
• “Model 1897—The Thrill of The Hunt” by James Eichas

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Summer 2016

• “The Winchester Research Surveys” by Brad Dunbar
• “Eli Whitney’s Gun Shop Log” by Ben Miller
• “Lt. David M. Freeman’s Henry Rifle s/n 4615″ by David Beck
• “A Passion for All Things Winchester” by Jennifer & Gary Gole
• “Winchester’s Famous Model 1873” by John Kort
• “My Winchester Model 1890 .22 Short” by Andrew L. Bresnan
• “A Waterbuck and a 405” by Brad Dunbar

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Spring 2016

• “The Winchester Model 43” by Bert Hartman
• “A Tale of Two Boxes” by Daniel Shuey
• “Chief Joseph Surrender Rifle” by Ken Robison
• “The Toggle Link Action” by Dick Abraham
• “Winchester Store Promotional Items” by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• “Winchesters Used in the Victorian Prison System” by Graham Taylor
• “Winchester Catalog Facts & the Colt Black Powder Myth” by LT. COL. Robert D. Whittington III
• “Artwork Used in Winchester Advertising” by James F. Bernier

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Winter 2016

• “The Winchester Model 65” by Bert Hartman
• “Deer Hunt with a 30-30” by Jim Novak
• “Of the Duke, the NRA and… Elizabeth Taylor” by Dan Shuey
• “A Study of Winchester 1873 Barrels” by Richard Abraham
• “Clarence Ragan and his Winchester SRC” by Ronald J. Ward
• “Winchester’s 1976 Palma Match Ammunition” by Dan Shuey
• “Winchester Rarities” By Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• “The Early 30 WCF and a Special-Order Model 1894” by Brad Dunbar

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Fall 2015

• “Winchester Trivia” by Dave Rupert
• “2015 Cody Show Report photos” by Jennifer Gole & Rob Kassab
• “Winchester Model 53” by Kirk Durston
• “L.D. Edgar – Western Historical Artist”
• “Winchester Shot Tower” submitted by Brady Henderson
• “Winchester Flashlights” by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• “Winchester Wood Finishes” by Mike Hunter
• “A Reunited Henry Rifle s/n 3100″ by David Tawney
• “Two Great Model 12 Winchesters” By G. Scott Soles

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Summer 2015

• “Researching Historic Henry & Winchester Rifles” by Rob Kassab
• “A Treasure Stored in a Closet” by Clarence Parks & Andrew L. Bresnan
• “Historic Inscribed Model 1873” by G. Scott Soles
• “The Kalivoda Henry” by Don Grove & Ray House
• “Winchester Household Items” by Jennifer Gole & Gary Gole
• “Winchester Service Department Circa 1960” by Greg Dockter
• “By George We’ve Got It!” by G. Scott Soles

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Spring 2015

• “The Winchester 1876 Carbine in Canadian Service” by Donald J. Klancher
• “A .32 Winchester Special Rifle & Early History” by Brad Dunbar
• “Winchester’s 22 Num-Rite Cartridges” by Daniel Shuey
• “Winchester Cutlery Part 2: Cutlery & Scissors” by Jennifer & Gary Gole
• “Use Proper Screwdrivers!” by Mike Hunter
• “The Modified Model 1866 Winchester Centerfire Carbine” by Tim Tomlinson
• “A 94 Flatband Time Warp” by Robert Suder

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Winter 2015

• “Strut Your Stuff! Build a Display” by Rick Hill & Jim Curlovic
• “Hunting With The Old 33” by Brad Dunbar
• “Winchester Cutlery Part 1: Pocket Knives” by Jennifer & Gary Gole
• “Winchester Restorations” & “Ask Mike” by Mike Hunter
• “Model 1876 Citizens Guard Hawaii Musket” by John Bell (article reprint); commentary by Rob Kassab
• “A Morning With President Lincoln” by Tony Gregory

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Fall 2014

• “Bull Moose Bagged With Our 30/30 Winchester” by Jim Riis
• “The Model 1894 .22 Caliber – A Follow Up” by Rick Hill
• “Foreign Dealer-Marked Winchesters – A Follow-Up” by Wolfgang Dicke, Germany
• “Winchesters Out West!” by Jeff Erickson and Craig Trask
• “Winchester Metal Finishes” by Mike Hunter
• “Winchester Sporting Goods” by Jennifer & Gary Gole
• “The Deadwood Winchester 1876 Rifle” by Rick Olesen
• “The Story of a Man & His Winchester 1866 Rifle” by L.D. “Andy” Anderson
• “Looking Back at The First Winchester Collector”

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Summer 2014

• “A Ranger’s Rifle Rides Again!” by Fred Afflerbach
• “Winchester Model 1894 Sights, 1908-1932” by Brad Dunbar
• “Wilder’s Brigade and Henry Rifles” by Andrew L. Bresnan
• “Winchester Memorabilia & Advertising” by Jennifer & Gary Gole
• “Factory-Scoped .22 Caliber Rifles” by Col. Vincent Rausch, USAF (Ret.)
• “The Model 1894 .22 Caliber” by Mike Hunter

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Spring 2014

• “Introducing The New WACA Website” by Rob Kassab
• “Model 1892 & 1894 Carbines w/Canadian Proof Marks” by Rick Hill
• “Winchester Model 1894 Sights, 1894-1899” by Brad Dunbar
• “2014 Cody Featured Auction Gun”
• “Winchester Memorabilia & Advertising” by Jennifer Gole
• “Who Engraved the Martial Henrys?” by Vincent Rausch
• “The Bates Henry” by Harold Wieser
• “Model 1886 Special-Order Features” by Robert D. Whittington III
• “Winchester Model 1892 Research” by John Hawk
• “A ‘Volcanic’ Model 70” by Dan Shuey

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Winter 2014

• “The Importance of Winchester Factory Records” by Dave Rupert
• “Foreign Dealer-Marked Winchesters” by Rick Hill
• McCracken Research Library/ASAC Project
• “Winchester Model 1893 Sights, 1894-1899” by Brad Dunbar
• “Unknown Proof Marks Found On Early 1873s” by Rob Kassab
• “Winchester Memorabilia & Advertising” by Jennifer Gole
• “Winchester Paintings” by Albert C. Mayer, Jr
• “The Other Martial Henry” by Rob Kassab
• “Winchester Buffalo Hunt” by Russell Day

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Fall 2013

• “The Winchester Model 71” By Bert Hartman
• “Winchester Memorabilia & Advertising” By Jennifer Gole
• “The Winchester Barrel Reflector” By Mark Jones
• “Winchester Stainless Steel Barrels” By Don Shurr
• “The Walch Revolver” By Rob Kassab

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Summer 2013

• “The Interesting 3rd Model 1883 Hotchkins Musket” By Rick Hill
• “1873 Open Top Follow-Up” By Rob Kassab
• “The Winchester 1873 ‘Open Top’ Rifle” By Dave Yancosky
• “Mexican Eagle Winchesters” By Rob Kassab
• “The Ghost” By G. Scott Soles

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Spring 2013

• “Winchester 1873 Open Top Rifle” By Jim Tunnison
• “Special Order Winchesters That Don’t Letter” By Dr. Kenneth Johnson
• “UK Winchester Commemorative Display” By Michael Kaye
• “What’s Your Focus?” By David L. Harold MD
• “Winchester 1873 Heavy Barrels”

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Winter 2013

• 2012 Eastern Show Report
• “The Winchester Model 64” by Bert Hartman
• “The Winchester Collecting Trail” by Rick Hill
• “Collector Values” by Scott Soles
• “Special Order Winchester Model 12” by David P. Bichrest
• “Mel’s Winchester” by Robert Suder

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Fall 2012

• “Guns & Growing Up in Pennsylvania” By Dave Rupert
• “The Cube Root of ‘8’ Equals ‘2’” By Scott Soles
• “Winchester 1894 Production Statistics” By Bert Hartman
• “A Winchester 1876 with a Very Unusual Serial Number” By John Keller
• “Unusual ‘Ring Lever’ Modified 1873 Follow-Up” By Rick Hill
• “Ranch Rifle Article Follow-Up” By Rick Hill; photography By Rob Kassab
• “The Winchester Model 1873 Set Trigger” By Stephen Rutter, M.D.

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Summer 2012 First Full Color Issue!

• “The model 94/95 Hybred Carbines” By Rick Hill; photography By Rob Kassab
• “The .300 Win Mag Pre-’64 Model 70” By David P. Bichrest; Photography By Rob Kassab
• “A Quite Unusual ‘Ring Lever’ Modified 1873” By Rick Hill; Photography By Rob Kassab
• “Winchester Model 1886 Caliber 50-100-450” By Jim Paul & Tom Adams; in memory of Jim Paul

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Spring 2012

• “The marquis de Mores-Theodore Roosevelt Presentation Rifle,” By Edmund Lewis, M.D.
• “They Never made A Foreign Reproduction Model 94… Think Again,” By Bob Renneberg
• “Henry Rifles, Winchester Carbines in Japan – Follow-up,” By Francis C. Allen, Chip Goddard & Takehito Jimbo

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Winter 2012

• “From Birmingham to the Cape,” By A.B.C. Human & David P.Bichrest
• “The Winchester Model 55,” By Bert Hartman
• “An Early Model 1885 Ranch Rifle,” By Rick Hill

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Fall 2011

• “Tribute to Walt Halstein,” By Steve Rutter
• “Winchester First Model 1873 Rifle,” By David Bichrest
• “Winchester Model 54 Carbine,” By David Bichrest
• “Former Texas Rangers Foundation Custom Rifle,” By Worrell Rifles & David’s Firearms Ltd.
• “Winchester 1886 Two-Barrel Set Rifle,” By Rob Kassab

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Summer 2011

• “Historic Western Mine 1894 Carbine,” By Rick Hill
• “An Appalachian Spring,” By R. Suder
• “Gone Down South,” By Wolfgang Dicke
• “Winchester Ventilated Ribs,” By Col. Leigh F. Coffin

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Spring 2011

• “A Kentucky Squirrel Rifle AKA – Winchester Model, 62” By R. Suder
• “Collecting Winchester Trademarks,” By John A. Goeman
• “A Belgian Copy of the Winchester Model 1873,” By Dr. Dirk Ziesing
• “Winchester Serial Numbers & Dates of manufacture,” By Pat Madis
• “The Winchester Model 12,” By David Bichrest
• “2011 Annual Auction Featured Gun, Photos” By Rob Kassab

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Winter 2011

• “Winchester 1866 CF Carbines for Brazil,” By Michael Carrick
• “1866 Center-Fire Carbines,” By David Bichrest
• “Henry & Winchester Rifles and Carbines in Early Japan,” By Francis C. Allan
• “The Winchester Model 42 Slide Action Shotgun,” By Ed Tommasino

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Fall 2010

• “The Model 1866 Carbines Made for Brazil,” By Michael Carrick
• “A Serious Case of Winchester,” By Wolfgang Dicke
• “A Very Special Winchester with a Stainless Steel Barrel,” By David Bichrest
• “2010 NRA 138th Meeting, Charlotte,” By David Bichrest
• “Sir Henry Morton Stanley and his Winchesters,” By Mark Johnson

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Summer 2010

• “Simple Beauty,” By G. Scott Soles
• “Why Three?,” By R. Suder
• “Winchester Stock Finishes of the Early Period 1899 – 1900,” By Dallas P. Kerr

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Spring 2010

• “Winchester Ventilated Rib 1919-1959,” By Leigh F. Coffin w/Gregory Docktor
• “A Very Special Winchester 1873,” By Warren Webster and Rick Hill

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Winter 2010

• “Winchester 1892 Cutaway Carbine,” By Keith Nix and Geoff Wilson of Australia
• “The Winder Muskets,” By Bert Hartman
• “Winchester Model 94 Book Review,” By Rob Kassab

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Fall 2009

• “A Winchester 1 of 1000 Trifecta,” By Ed Lewis
• “The Story of Winchester 1 of 1000 & 1 of 100 Rifles Book Review,” By Rob Kassab
• “Winchester Model 62 The Mystery of s/n 852401B,” By R. Suder
• “The Mystery of the Model1894 Belgian Congo Carbines Resolved?,” By Michael Carrick
• “My Perspective as a Young Lady,” By Mary Clark

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Summer 2009

• “The Winchester Model 94,” By Bert Hartman
• “Winchester 1873 Spanish Artillery Carbine,” By David P. Bichrest
• “The Winchester Model1904 with Stainless Steel Barrels,” By Keith Nix

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Spring 2009

• “The Forgotten 54,” By Loyd Thomsen
• “Hybrid 94/95,” By Robert Renneberg

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Winter 2009

• “Questions and Answers – Here and There,” By George Madis
• “Winchester’s Stainless Steel Barrels,” By Lewis E. Yearout
• “Winchester Model 1892 Trapper Carbines & Short Rifles,” By James M. Huntley, Sr.

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Fall 2008

• “Winchester Model 1886,” By Scott Soles
• “The Henry to Winchester Transition,” By Rob Kassab

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Summer 2008

• “Historical Winchester Model 1873,” By Scott Soles
• “We Take Care of Our Own,” By Ann Sawicki
• “Military Style .44 Henry Box,” By Ray T. Giles
• “Winchester Model 70,” By David P. Bichrest
• “1895 SRC .405,” By Rob Kassab

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Spring 2008

• “Winchester Valuation Factors,” By Rick Hill
• “Winchester Model 61 Specifications,” By Ron Stadt
• “Winchester Model 61 Slide Action Rifle,” By David Bichrest
• “Winchester Model 1894 Deluxe Rifle Case Hardened,” By Rob Kassab

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Winter 2008

• “The 1866 Winchester Center-fire Prototype,” By Brad Whitnah
• “Winchester Model 1892 Rifle One of a Kind,” By Reinhard Haefele
• “Winchester Model42 Shotgun Engraved,” By Bud Bugni
• “Winchester Model 1894 Musket,” By Rob Kassab

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Fall 2007

• “Dallas Arms Collectors Association Gun Show”
• “Winchester Model 12 Shotgun for the Annual Auction”
• “2007 NRA Gun Collectors Seminar”
• “2007 WACA Annual Membership Meeting”
• “2007 WACA Auction and Members Reception”
• “2007 Annual Gun Show, Cody, WY”

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Summer 2007

• “William A. Clark 1876 1 of 1000 Rifle,” By Ed Lewis
• “1885 Single Shot Carbines,” By Tony Gregory
• “1866 Rifle With Dust Cover,” By Rob Kassab
• “Special Order Deluxe 1886 Rifle,” By Trey Whitley

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Spring 2007

• “The U.S. Martial Henry Rifle, by Gregory Pedersen” “2006 Reno Nevada Show,” By Judy Wheeler
• “Collecting Winchester Commemoratives,” By David Bichrest & Bud Davis
• “Desert Deer and a Deluxe Winchester,” By Trey Whitley

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Winter 2007

• “The 1866 Winchester Center-fire Prototype,” By Brad Whitnah
• “Winchester Model 1892 Rifle One of a Kind,” By Reinhard Haefele
• “Winchester Model 42 Engraved ,” By Bud Bugni
• “Winchester Model 1894 Musket,” By Rob Kassab

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Fall 2006

• “The Winchester Model 1895 .405 in Africa,” By Ed Lewis
• “Winchester 1885 Single Shot Dates of Manufacture,” By David Kennedy
• “Winchester Special Order Model 1892,” By Jerry Cote
• “Winchester Model 1876 Conversion,” By Tommy Rholes

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Summer 2006

• “Engraved Like 1 of 1000,” By Ed Lewis & Walt Hallstein
• “Winchester Model 1866 Historical Research,” By Larry Nirenberg
• “Winchester 1890 Single W Cartridge Board circa 1895,” By Tim Melcher
• “Book Review Winchester Cartridge Boxes 1856 – 1956,” By Ray Giles

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Spring 2006

• “Winchester Revolvers,” By Herbert G. Houze
• “Winchester 1892 Short Rifle,” By Scott Soles
• “Historically Important Henry Rifle,” By Wayne Thompson
• “James W Rosier, Australian Arms Gunmaker & Winchester Importer,” By Rob Kassab

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Winter 2006

• “First Model 1894 Prototype” by William Forman
• “Winchester Women” by Mary Carlson
• “Turkish Government Musket” by Mike Carrick
• “Photographing Your Winchester” by Rob Kassab
• “The Last 1886 Deluxe” by Trey Whitley
• “Early Winchester Advertising by Ed Lewis
• “Winchester 1866 Converted to Center-fire by Joe Cortina

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Fall 2005 First of the “New” Style Issues

• “Pre-64 Model 70 Winchester Target & Varmint Rifles” by William A. Grant
• “Winchester Women” by Robin Shields
• “Winchester One of One Hundred Rifles” by Rob Kassab & Ed Lewis

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Summer 2005

• “Swiss Army Collection” by Hans Maag
• “Martially-Marked Model 1894 Carbines” by Rick Hill
• “The Winchester 44-40” by Tony Gregory

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Spring 2005

• Article “The Volcanic Pistol Carbine” by Ed Lewis
• Looking Back.
• Article “A Long Journey” my Winchester Custom Model 12 by Kenneth A. Rigert
• Catalogs “New Haven Arms Co. & Winchester Repeating Arms Co.” by Ron Stadt
• “The WACA and Cody, Wyoming” by Charles May

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Winter 2005

• “The Model 1895: Big Medicine for Bears, Too” by Trey Whitley
• “The Ulrich Squirrel” by Herbert G. Houze
• “Winchester Trivia” by Ron Stadt
• “The Model 1894 Musket” by Rob Kassab
• “My Winchester Model 21” by Bud Bugni

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Fall 2004

• “Winchester Model 1885 Single Shot “Carbines & Short Rifles” by Lewis Yearout
• “Australian Winchester Shotshell Cartridge Board” by Rick Hill
• “The 21-Gun Salute” by Georgia Hill
• “First Reference to the Henry Rifle’s Development” by Herb Houze
• “Winchester Model 50” by Ron Stadt
• “Winchester Never Made That” by Herb Houze

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Summer 2004

• “Winchester Model 9 4 2 2 Lever Action Rifle” by Glen Ridderbush
• “Lehigh coal and Navigation Company Winchester Model 1866 Carbine” by Richard V. Ingle
• “The Last Buffalo Hunt” by Bill Danish
• “Factory Monogramed Winchester Arms” A Consecutive Pair of Rifles by Ed Lewis
• “Winchester Cartridge Board” from the Collection of Doug Beneck

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Spring 2004

• “N.C. Wyeth, Artists in the Golden Age of Winchester Advertising” by Ed Lewis
• “Winchester Model 1892 “Trapper” Carbines” by B.J. Maes,Ed Brandhorst.Don Grove
• “Winchester Promotional Artists Part II” by Jennifer E. Houze

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Winter 2004

• “George Madis” by Rob Kassab
• “George Madis, Tribute” by the Madis Family
• “Appreciation to George Madis” by Dave Loge
• “George Madis” by Pauline Muerrle
• “George Madis” by Tommy Rholes

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Fall 2003

• “Winchester Model 1890 Deluxe Gold Plated Factory Engraved For A Special Lady”
• “Petmecky’s Colt”

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Summer 2003

• “A Legend in it’s Own Time”
• “Winchester Model 42 Deluxe, Factory Engraved”
• “Special Order” Winchester Model 1873

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Spring 2003

• “Winchester Repeating Arms Company Promotional Art Work” by Jennifer E. Houze
• Model 1876 “One of One Thousand”

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Winter 2003

• “Miscellaneous Notes Regarding the Winchester Model 52” by Herb Houze
• “In Pursuit of Winchester” by Ralph Pond
• “How to Buy an Old Lever-Action Winchester” by Steve Bly & Jim Grueter
• “Winchester Model 1894 “Relief Engraved” Submitted by Glenn Hockett by David Bichrest

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Fall 2002

• “Individual Gun Rights”
• “A Minister’s 66”

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Summer 2002

• “Winchester Model 42” by Bud Bugni
• “Furnished Only As Described” and Other Winchester Myths by Herbert G. Houze

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Spring 2002

• “What Winchester Wouldn’t do to Satisfy a Customer” by Daniel L. Shuey
• “Road Hard and Put up Wet” by Charles Todd and David Bichrest
• “Just Two Inches Shorter than Normal” By Steve Bly & Jim Grueter

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Winter 2002 First Full Color Cover

• “Reunited After All These Years” By Carl Lind
• “Firearms As Theft Deterrent” By Aaron Lind
• “A Model 65 Seal Gun” By John Sheldon
• “Shooting the .45-60” By Wallace Cory

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Fall 2001

No magazine was published in the Fall of 2001

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Spring – Summer 2001

The Spring and Summer issues for 2001 were combined and published as one magazine.

• “Birth of Winchester Definitive Proof Marks” By Rick Hill
• “Four Bargain Winchesters – They are still out there”By William A. West, DDS
• “A Model 86 In .30-06” By Daniel L. Shuey
• “Preview: A Look at Henry’s Repeating Rifle and Its Production Variations” By Les Quick
• “A Most Unusual Special Order Feature – Model 62B Tang Sight Stud” By Marshall K. Robinson

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Winter 2001

• “Original Winchester Printing Plate” By George Madis
• “How to buy a Fake Model 70” by Vic Van Ballenberghe
• “Search for the Elusive .44 Henry C.F. Cartridge Resolved” by Rick Hill

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Fall 2000

• “My Favorite Thing” By Rinehard Haefele
• “Early M-12 Nickel Steel 20/16GA Guns Surpassing the 28 GA in Value, Why?” by John Kay
• “A ’92 Rifle Rarity”
• “Decoration Day/Memorial Day”
• “The Winchester Trail: A Model 64 Story” By ed Danner
• “George Madis” by Tommy Rholes

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Summer 2000

No magazine was published in the Summer of 2000

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Spring 2000

• “A 73 With Hometown History” By Tommy Rholes
• “Plain Matted Barrel Winchester Shotguns” By Andy Wojtowycz
• Model 1894s With Special Longer Barrels” By Rick Hill
• “The Quest” By Janis Smith
• “Winchester Models 53 & 65: Short-lived Model 1892 Offspring” By Thomas Bouwkamp
• “Winchester 62A Tang Sight” By Ken Towers

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Winter 2000

• “What Is A Cooey”
• “The Winchester Trail: A Rare 1876”
• “Memories To Dreams To Reality: How Toys Are Passed From Man To Man” By James “Sandy” Brewer
• “A Few Notes On The Great Model 42”

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Fall 1999

• “Hybrid Winchesters” By Art Grogan
• “When An Old Winchester Is Not ‘Just An Old Winchester’” By Jimmy McClendon

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Summer 1999

• “The Ranger – P.C.R.M. Model 94 — Part 2” By Ken Showers
• “History, Rarity and Condition” From the Collection of Clyde Stewart Jr .
• “Buying That Model 21” By Andy J. Wojtowycz
• “Etched Winchesters” From the Collection of Gerald Bottroff.

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Spring 1999

• “A Great ’86” By Douglas Black
• “The Five for Five Club” By John and Mike Kay
• “Saddle Rings — Solid or Split?” by Rob Kassab
• “Winchester Cartridge Velocity Tests” by George Madis

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Fall 1998 – Winter 1999

The Fall 1998 and Winter 1999 issues were combined and published as one magazine.

• “Winchester Trail” From the Collection of Ed Luke
• “Saddle Ring Shotguns?” From the Collection of Joe B. McCune
• “Model 1895 Rarities” From the Collection of Rob Kassab
• “Springfield – Winchesters” From the Collection of Lee & Joan Knauss
• “Winchester Rib/Barrel Matting Machine” By Andy J. Wojtowycz

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Summer 1998

• “Deluxe Model 1890” From the Collection of Stan Stewart
• “Frank Drew’s Model 1905 Winchester” Editor
• “The Other Model 1895” From the Collection of Rob Kassab
• “The Rarest of the 1887 Winchesters” From the Collection of Howard Smith
• “Carbine Elegance” From the Collection of Doug LeSage

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Winter & Spring 1998

The Winter and Spring issues were combined and published as one magazine.

• “The 1968 Amnesty Firearms” by Ed Brandhorst
• “Rifle Loading Data” by Cal Pappas
• “High-Wall Notes – A Collector’s Odd Couple” by John Campbell
• Book Review – “The Models of 1886 and 1892” by Arthur Pirkle
• “Model 71, The King of The Hunting Fields” by Dr. Frank Schroeder
• “Model 1897 Shotguns” Leigh Coffin
• “Shotgun Trivia” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Model 70 Rifle” by James M. Triggs
• “Peterson’s Paper (Posters)” by Silvia Peterson
• Book Review – “The Winchester Model 52” by Herbert G. Houze

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Fall 1997

• “Key Brady Provisions Ruled Unconstitutional” by Tanya K. Metaksa
• “Model 1866 Collection of Bob Carter” by R. Kathleen Chicoine
• “High-Wall Notes No. 26 – The Navy’s Special Extractor” by John Campbell
• “Jonas Brothers and the Winchester” by Cal Pappas
• “Winchester Hardware Items – Part II” by Edwin Pugsley
• “Shotgun Trivia” by Ronald W. Stadt, 1997 Fall
• “Model 1893 Shotguns Early Gun Information” by Leigh Coffin
• “Model 71 Rifles (American Rifleman Reprint)” by James M.Triggs
• “Peterson’s Paper (Ron Willoughby Collection)” by Sylvia Peterson

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Summer 1997

• “Clinton Cover-Up Could Risk Lawmen’s Lives” by Tanya K. Metaksa
• “Down & Dirty Down Under: Lessons From The Aussie Gun Ban” The Target, North Dakota Shooting Sports Assn.
• “Gun Control Is Not The Main Issue” Editor
• “Model 1886 Winchester Research” by John Madl
• “High-Wall Notes – Once Around The Block” by John Campbell
• “India’s Winchesters” by Cal Pappas
• “Winchester Hardware Items – Part I” by Edwin Pugsley
• “Model 12, Rare Examples” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Henry Rifle, Presentation Grade” by J.L. Skinner
• “Model 21 Shotgun” by James M. Triggs,
• “Peterson’s Paper (Winchester Post Cards)” by Sylvia Peterson

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Spring 1997

• “ATF Open Letter To All Federal Firearms Licensees”
• “Auction Fever” by Don DeMatteis
• “Model 1886, Forge Welded Barrels” by John Madl
• “High-Wall Notes – A Factory Schuetzen?” by John Campbell
• “The .458 –More Versatile Than You Think” by Cal Pappas
• “Browning Shotgun Bore & Choke Dimensions” by William H. “Boots” Pierce
• “Winchester “Siblings”” by Robert C. Renneberb
• “Model 75Target Rifle” by James M. Triggs
• “Peterson’s Paper (Winchester Store Cards)” by Sylvia Peterson

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Winter 1997

• “Short Rifles vs. Extra Light Weight Rifles” by S. Barry Gotell
• “Winchester Dates of Production (Part II)” by Don Herigstad
• “Marks, Letters and Other Strange Codes (Part III)” by James M., Sr. Huntley
• “Gun of the Issue – A Henry Rifle, A brief Summary” by Paul R. Wells
• “Winchester Develops New CXP Classification System (Press Release)”
• “Model 1886 100th Anniversary” by Harold McCallum

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Fall 1996

• “Model 1894 Serial No. 8” by Harold McCallum
• “Model 1907 Winchester” by James M. Triggs
• “High-Wall Notes – Historic Connections II” by John Campbell
• “Model 1892 Carbine Serial No. 618629” by George Madis
• “Alaska Winchesters” by Cal Pappas
• “John Wallace Gilles Memorial Matches” by Editor
• “Some Thought on Replacing Bolt Springs” by John Sheldon
• “Appreciation by Model Etc.” by Ronald W. Stadt

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Summer 1996

• “Memoriam – Clyde M. “Snooky” Williamson, Jr. (1941–1996)” by Editor
• “Model 12 Repeating Shotgun” by James M. Triggs
• “Bluejackets’ Manual (.45 Cal. Line-Throwing Equipment)” by Art Gogan
• “Another English Fifty” by Cal Pappas
• “Choosing A Cowboy Shotgun” by Eugene V., Jr. Crokus
• “High-Wall Notes – Historic Connections I” by John Campbell
• “The Plevna Delay” by Richard T., Sr. Trenk
• “Peterson’s Paper (The Winchester Store III)” by Sylvia Peterson

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Spring 1996

• “Past Presidents of the Winchester Arms Collectors Association” by Editor
• “Memoriam – Edward R. “Ted” Cotton (1930-1995)” by Editor
• “Peterson’s Paper (The Winchester Store II)” by Sylvia Peterson
• “Model 62A Winchester Rifle” by Thomas E. Wessel
• “.45-70 Lethality” by Clyde “Snooky” Williamson
• “James “.450” Watts: Adventurer and Firearms Innovator” by Cal Pappas
• “Should This “Tall Tale” Topple?” by Art Gogan
• “Cody Firearms Museum: People, Guns and Wildlife” by Chris Madson
• “Model 37, .22 Caliber Single Shot” by Fred Geyer

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Winter 1996

• “Model 95 Winchester Rifle” by John & Karns, John Traister
• “Winchester’s Smallest Big Bore: The .405” by Cal Pappas
• “Multiple Barrel Winchesters” by J.L. Skinner
• “How To Design A Winchester Shotgun Collection” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Collecting Old Winchesters” by Bill Depperman

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Fall 1995

• “Peterson’s Paper (The Winchester Store)” by Robert A. Peterson
• “Model 1897 Winchester Shotgun” by Thomas E. Wessel
• “Presentation Winchesters – The Rest of the Story” by Bob Ezzell
• “Model 1886 and An Alaskan Moose” by Cal Pappas
• “The Art of Packing and Shipping Guns” by Don DeMatteis
• “How Rare Is Rare?” by Vaughan Ruple
• “Model 1873, The Gun That Won The West”
• “Model 1892, Winchester’s One-Millionth” by Gary Graves

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Summer 1995

• “Peterson’s Paper (The Winchester Store)” by Sylvia Peterson
• “More Special Winchesters” by George Madas
• “Model 52C Winchester Rifle” by James M. Triggs
• “Notes On Nickel Steel” by Art Gogan
• “Before You Buy That Winchester” by Cal Pappas
• “Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine and the New York City Police Department” by R.M. Vivas
• “Early Pump Guns” by John Malloy
• “CNC Hits The Bull’s Eye at Winchester” by Editor

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Spring1995

• “Peterson’s Paper (The Winchester Store I)” by Sylvia Peterson
• “Presentation Winchesters” by George Madis
• “Focusing Your Collecting Activities” by Don DeMatteis
• “Harold McCallum, He’s Got A High-Caliber Gun Collection”
• “Model 1866, The Very First Winchester?” by J.L. Skinner
• “An English Fifty” by Cal Pappas
• “The Seasoned Kid on the Block” by Ed Brandhorst
• “The Gun Collector and Computer Assisted Research or Packing a Piece on the Information Autobahn” by R.M. Vivas

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Winter 1995

• “Why Peep Sights” by Clyde “Snooky” Williamson
• “Peterson’s Paper (Cardboard Counter Displays)” by Sylvia Peterson
• “Muzzle Energy vs. Knock Out Value” by Cal Pappas
• “J.F. Schmelzer & Sons Arms Co.” by John Wallace
• “Model 1894, The First Model” by Robert C. Renneberg
• “The Story of Winchester” by Harold F. Williamson
• “New Kid On The Block” by Ed Brandhorst
• “Celebrity Shootout Has Promising Future In Cody” by Editor

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Fall 1994

• “Memoriam –Tom Michael Dunn (1911-1994)” by Editor
• “Satisfaction” by Thomas M. Black
• “Citizens’ Guard, Republic of Hawaii” by John Bell
• “So you Want To Sell It” by Don DeMatteis
• “That Oval VP Mark” by Art Gogan
• “Model 94”Trappers” 1973-1994 – Part II” by Glen Ridderbush
• “The False Promise of Gun Control” by Daniel D. Polsby
• “Memoriam – John Kusmit (1913-1994)” by Editor
• “The “Grand” Grand American” by Robert Holland

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Summer 1994

• “Peterson’s Paper (Pamphlets)” by Robert A. Peterson
• “Model 1894/94 – The “Trappers” Part III” by Robert C. Renneberg
• “Model 1873 “Dublin” Carbine” by Dave Yancosky
• “The Rest of The Story” by Art Gogan
• “Simeon Stoddard Is New CFM Curatorial Assistant” by Howard Madaus
• “Memoriam – Robert A. Peterson (1926-1994)” by Dick Berg

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Spring 1994

• “Peterson’s Paper (Shotshell Boxes)” by Robert A. Peterson
• “USRAC Gun Plant Shaping Up”
• “Model 94”Trappers” 1973-1994 – Part I” by Glen Ridderbush
• “Winchester Brochures, Flyers and Such That Promoted Shotguns” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Model 1894/94 – The “Trappers” Part II” by Robert C. Renneberg

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Winter 1994

• “Peterson’s Paper (Early Winchester Gun Club)” by Robert A. Peterson
• “Commemorative: Winchester/Colt Collector Issue” by Ed Ulrich
• “Model 54: The Winchester-Springfield, Part II” by Edward C. Crossman
• “New Haven Is Still Home To Winchester” by Harry & Dutcher, Russ Chamberlain
• “The History of Winchester” by James M. Weaver
• “Bluing Processes Employed By Winchester Repeating Arms Company (Repeat)” by William H. “Boots” Pierce
• “Volcanic Firearms and Their Successors ” by Michael G. Reed
• “Model 1894/94 – The “Trappers” Part I ” by Robert C. Renneberg
• “Serial Numbers: Misleading Dates of Manufacture ” by Ned Schwing

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Fall 1993

• “Peterson’s Paper (1st Annual Convention National Assn. of Winchester Clubs Program)” by Robert A. Peterson
• “The Tubular Magazine and How It Spread” by George A. Hoyem
• “Annie Oakley Gun At Auction – Before and After”
• “Model 1300, Winchester Slug Hunter”
• “Model 54: The Winchester-Springfield, Part I”
• “A Historic Treasure: Patents for Inventions, Class 119 (Small Arms)”
• “Inspection, The Key To Avoiding Mistakes” by Don DeMatteis
• “Winchester Brochures, Flyers and Such That Promoted Rim Fire .22s” by Ronald W. Stadt

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Summer & Spring 1993

The Summer and Spring issues of 1993 were combined and published as one magazine.

• “NRA Annual Meeting & Exhibits – Nashville, TN 1993” by Editor
• “Peterson’s Paper ” by Robert A. Peterson
• “Model 9422 An American Classic”
• “Guns of Annie Oakley – Part II”
• “Model 94 Trapper Carbine” by Denny – S.W.A.T. Magazine Hansen
• “A Pigeon Takes Flight” by Laurie Morrow
• “Model 1906 Winchester Met The Challenge”
• “Model 94 XTR Angle Eject Carbine in 7×30 Waters” by 1984 Winchester Catalog

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Winter 1993

• “Peterson’s Paper (Menu – National Assn. of Winchester Clubs, July 1st, 1920)” by Robert A. Peterson
• “Winchester Herald – February 1920 ”
• “Model 12, Black Diamond Pigeon Grade 16 Gauge – Serial No. 3035514” by Delmar Rozeboom
• “Winchester News Letter – Fall 1992”
• “Guns of Annie Oakley – Part I”
• “Some Modern Day Rarities” by George Thomas
• “Serial 4 and Frustration” by Harold McCallum
• “Annual Report, Chief Of Ordnance FY 1896” by James, Jr. Rockwell
• “Winchester Gun Museum One of World’s Finest”
• “Unusual Winchester Markings” by George Madis
• “Rare and Historic Firearms Draw Crowd” by Editor
• “Wonsan Incident – Outdoor Life Reprint” by D.J. Cdr. USN Carrison
• “In The Sights of A Weapon Genius” by Richard Lewis

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Fall 1992

• “Winchester Herald, Vol. 1, No. 1, 1920 – Part III” by Ralph Pond
• “Peterson’s Paper (1920 National Assn. of Winchester Clubs Musical & Organ Recital)” by Robert A. Peterson
• “Brand-New Winchester Firearms Factory In New Haven”
• “Why Exhibit?” by Murry Brooks
• “Winchester Went To War – Part III” by Art Gogan
• “Grandad’s Trap Shoot” by Oct. 1975 Guns & Ammo.
• “Model 1866 ‘65 Looking For ‘66” by Gail Philips
• “The Art Of A Mail Order Deal” by Don DeMatteis
• “Australian Cartridge Collectors Assn., Inc.” by Editor
• “Arizona Rangers, Not So All” by Aug. 1982 Arizona Highways
• “Model 12 Ventilated Ribs” by Ronald W. & Wright, Stuart Stadt
• “Model 94, Threaded For Silencer” by Davis R. Jacobsen

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Summer 1992

• “Peterson’s Paper (Winchester Club Cloth Badges)” by Robert A. Peterson
• “The Damnyankee Rifle – Part II” by Peter & Teresa Shaver
• “Guns of The Wild West Show”
• “Winchester Herald, Vol. 1, No. 1, 1920 – Part II” by Ralph Pond
• “Winchester Went To War – Part II” by Art Gogan
• “Model 61, Caliber .22 WMR in New Zealand” by Frank J. Tunley
• “Negotiating The Purchase of A Winchester” by Don DeMatteis
• “Paradise Found” by Will Rowley
• “Model 94, Wanted: Colorado’s 200 Missing Carbines” by Ed Brandhorst

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Spring 1992

• “Peterson’s Paper (1920 National Assn. of Winchester Clubs Outing & Clam Bake Program)” by Robert A. Peterson
• “The Damnyankee Rifle – Part I” by Peter & Teresa Shaver
• “The Story Of “LSM”” by Neill G. Carpenter
• “Winchester Herald, Vol. 1, No. 1, 1920 – Part I” by Ralph Pond
• “Winchester Went To War – Part I” by Art Gogan
• “The Discovery of Catalogues, W.R.A. CO., 1865-1910” by George Hoyem
• “Points To Ponder When Starting Your Winchester Collection” by Don DeMatteis
• “T.R.’s African Armament”
• “Seek and Ye Shall Find!!” by C.J. Boss
• “Did One Of These Kill Custer?” by Rob Krott
• “Memoriam – Paul Richard Wells (1947-1992)” by Editor
• “Sitting Bull’s Weapons Donated To State”

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Winter 1992

• “Winchester Record , 1919”
• “Winchester Express .50 Cal. 95 Grs.” by Mark W. Nordland
• “How Much Is That “Old Antique” Worth?” by Victor Chun
• “Model 94, RCMP Commemorative” by S. Barry Gotell
• “Ode To A Six Shooter” by Marvin J. Goodrich
• “Model 94, Some Thoughts On Collecting The Big Bore ” by Glen Ridderbush
• “Winchester Man – Harold McCallum”
• “Gun of The Issue – U.S. Navy Presentation Rifle Trophies” by Editor
• “The Last Shootout At Cody, ‘til 1992” by Paul Wells
• “Special Ordered Winchester Trappers” by Ed Brandhorst

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Fall 1991

• “Winchester Record, June 20, 1919 – Part II” by Richard B. Curnow
• “Model 1876 Carbine (Serial No. Errata)” by Editor
• “Models 1885, Records Survey ” by William, L. Porter
• “Model 1866 Winchester” by Victor Chun
• “The Case of The Elusive 66’s” by Buz Lundgren
• “Historical Notes From The Cody Firearms Museum” by Ned Schwing

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Summer 1991

• “Winchester Record, June 20, 1919 – Part I” by Richard B. Curnow
• “Pump Gun Collecting Pitfalls” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Model 1876, The Winchester Carbine” by S. Barry Gotell
• “Identifying Factory Engraving” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Winchester Window Displays”
• “Cowboys At Kaitoke (New Zealand)” by Paul Bensemann
• “Model 21 Winchester’s Finest” by Ned Schwing
• “.45-75 Winchester Center Fire” by Mark W. Nordlund

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Spring 1991

• “Gun Control: Iraq’s Ally”
• “Model 1886, Survey of Available Records” by William L. Porter
• “Winchester and The 28 Gauge” by Daniel G. Mason
• “Model 97, Winchester’s Legendary” by John Malloy
• “The Letter” by Barbara Miller
• “Model ’73: .22 Caliber Prototype” by Robert D. Carpenter
• ” Model 21 – 16 Gauge w/ 3” Chamber: Rare of The Common” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Colorado Man Pays $5,000 To Shoot Historic Gun”
• “Winchester Cartridge Boards” by Paul R. Wells
• “Model 777” by Richard Barbaras
• “CFM Dedication”
• “Memoriam – James M. Huntley, Sr. (19??-1991)” by Paul R. Wells

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Winter 1991

• “Model 100 Safety Notice (Faulty Firing Pin)”
• “Model 1876 and The R.C.M.P.” by George Madis
• “Highly Finished Arms ”
• “Model 1886 Survey of Available Winchester Records” by William L. Porter
• “Early Winchester Rifles” by Edwin Pugsley
• “Model1892 12” Trapper: Only Three In The World and Why I Restored It” by James M. Huntley
• “Winchester Exhibit Showcases NRA’s Finest Lever Actions” by Doug Wicklund
• “Gun Of The Issue – Winchester Model 12 Trap Gun Pigeon Grade” by Delmar Rozeboom
• “True Stories Shared To Protect The Innocent” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Model 94 Musket: 1901 – 1988” by Glen Ridderbush
• “Model 1886 Rifle, How To Authenticate The ” by Victor Chun
• “Firearms Curios & Relics List (1972-1989) 1990 Edition”
• “Procedure For Removal of Firearms From The Provisions of The National Firearms Act (NFA)” by Mark W. Nordland
• “Houze Resigns From Historical Center” by Editor

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Fall 1990

• “Highly Finished Arms (A Reprint)”
• “Model 1895 – Report Of Records Research” by William L. Porter
• “Model 1876, Report Of Records Research” by William L. Porter
• “Model 1876, Musket Bayonets” by Mark W. Nordland
• “The Gun Show Nut” by Chuck Mack
• “Model 1873, Gen. William E. Strong’s Deluxe Rifle at Auction” by R.L. Wilson
• “Model 1873 “Open Top” Rifle, Winchester’s Mystery Variation” by Dave Yancosky
• “Replies To My Article On The Pros and Cons of Gun Restoration” by James M. Huntley
• “Buffalo Bill Historical Center” by Editor

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Summer 1990

• “Book Review – “The Winchester Model 42” by Ned Schwing” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Primer Shop Accidents and Safety Devices Part II” by Henry Brewer
• “Model 1876 Rifle” by John Karns
• “Anti-Gun Group Changes Its Name” by Editor
• “Rendezvous To Roundup – BBHC Centennial Exhibition ” by Editor
• “The Fabulous Winchester Gun Museum”
• “Model 1873 1 of 1000, Winchester’s “Dealer Package” For The Universal Pictures Co. Movie Search of the” by Dave Yancosky

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Spring 1990

• “Do You Belong?” by Mark W. Nordland
• “Winchester Wins Important Verdict In The U.S. Circuit Court” by June 1924 Winchester Herald
• “Jan Clement, Biographical Profile”
• “Primer Shop Accidents and Safety Devices Part I” by Henry Brewer
• “Model 94 Winchester, Modernizing The” by Harold E. MacFarland
• “Buffalo Bill Returns to Medal Of Honor Roll”
• “.40-70 Sharps Straight/Bottleneck, Notes On Loading The ” by Editor
• “Firearms Auction Set For Friday”

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Winter 1990

• “The Song Of The Winchester” by Joseph Mills Hanson
• “Security of Your Guns – Insurance Or A Vault?” by James M. Huntley
• “Firearms Museum Is Worth A Visit”
• “Boone & Crockett Club Adds To Historical Center Collection” by Editor
• “WACA and BBHC Holding Special Benefit Auction” by Editor
• “A Brief History of Winchester Canada” by Daniel Mason
• “Missionaries, Some Not Gospel Type” by Editor
• “Model 1876 Nickel Plated Carbines, Where Are The Other Twenty?” by Mark W. Nordland
• “Why Gun Laws Waste My Time” by Harry Thomas
• “The African Winchester” by H.V. Stent
• “What Your Winchester Club Means To You”
• “The New Cody Firearms Museum”

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Fall 1989

• “Story of The Winchester Repeating Arms Co., Appendix (Part 7)” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “U.S. Army Winchester Pump Shotguns” by Konrad F., Jr. Schreier
• “The Loading Room Explosion of 1897” by Henry Brewer
• “Hunting for Food” by Calvin Rostrum

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Summer 1989

• “New Products and Retail Stores – 1866 to 1920”
• “Model 1892 Winchester, Classic Rifles (Reprint)”
• “Excerpts from the Winchester 1878 Catalog” by Mark W. Nordland
• “Attention New Collectors!!! (Part II) “Restoring Guns: A Different Point of View” ” by James M., Sr. Huntley
• “World’s Largest Corporate Collection of Firearms Donated to BBHC” by Editor
• “Story of The Winchester Repeating Arms Co., Appendix (Part 6)” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Model 1873 Winchester, Buffalo Gun?” by Dave Yancosky
• ” Improvement In Magazine Firearms, S.G. Bayes “Dust Cover” – United States Patent Office” by Robert S. Krauss
• “Shooting The Winchester 1894 & High Wall” by Frank Ficocello
• “U.S. Repeating Arms Company” by John M. Clema
• “NRA Annual Meeting & Exhibits – St. Louis, MO 1989” by Editor

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Spring 1989

• “Attention New Collectors!!! (Part I)” by James M., Sr. Huntley
• “Hybrid Winchesters” by Art Gogan
• “Model 1873 Winchester, A Tack Driving” by Frank Ficocello
• “Backwoods Rifling and Some Old Winchesters”
• “Trench Shotguns of the A.E.F. (Reprint)”
• “Col. Winder and His Musket (Reprint)”
• “Story of The Winchester Repeating Arms Co., Appendix (Part 5)” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Model 1907 Rifle, “Meeting Meerschaum”” by Ed Brandhorst
• “Winchester World War I Sniper Rifles” by Konrad F., Jr. Schreier
• “Model 55 Winchester The Mystery Model, (Part II)” by Harold A. McCallum
• “Joe Ferraras – About the Artist” by Editor

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Winter 1989 First Full Color Image

• “Photographing Long Guns” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Lincoln Gun Was Used at Little Bighorn” by David Swartzlander
• “Columbia Precision Woodworking” by Richard Beck
• “Model 1886 Winchester Rifles, .45-90 Duplex Loads for Early” by Mark W. Nordland
• “Jan Clement Named New Manager of NRA Museum” by Editor
• “The Second Year for the Complete Line of Winchester Football Goods (Reprint)”
• “Story of The Winchester Repeating Arms Co., Appendix (Part 4)” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Gun Collecting – A Terminal, Incurable Disease” by James M., Sr. Huntley
• “Model 1866 Winchester – Bayes Patents” by George Madis
• “Little Known Facts About Shotguns” by Ronald W. Stadt

• First use of full color image of the upcoming calendar on the back page.>

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Fall 1988

• “Book Review – “The Winchester Lever Legacy” by C.M. “Snooky” Williamson” by Paul R. Wells
• “Model 1873, A Deluxe .22 Caliber” by David C. Clauer
• “Story of The Winchester Repeating Arms Co., Appendix (Part 3)” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Model 1876 Rifles, The First 1000 Made” by Fred Miles
• “Model 55 Winchester, The Mystery Model (Part I)” by Harold McCallum
• “Ode to a 94 Winchester” by Marvin J. Goodrich

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Summer 1988

• “Model 94 Trapper Carbine, WACA Club Gun”
• “A “Doc” Carver Gun” by Art Gogan
• “Model 1897, The Case of the Winchester Anomalies” by Ed Brandhorst
• “The Other Side of Collecting (Or Shoot That “76”)” by Otto L. Tiede
• “I Always Come Back To Winchester” by Fred Kaszubrski
• “A Little Advice If You Are Just Starting Collecting” by James M. Huntley
• “Experimental .30 Caliber Slide Action Winchester” by George Madis
• “Story of The Winchester Repeating Arms Co., Appendix (Part 2)” by Ronald W. Stadt

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Spring 1988

• “Old Winchester Contest ” by Ed Brandhorst
• “Model 1910 Experimental” by George Madis
• “My First Winchester” by Bernie Bax
• “Story of The Winchester Repeating Arms Co., Appendix (Part 1)” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Model 1894 – Inverted Assembly Numbers on Early Tangs” by Ed Brandhorst
• “The Proposal for Housing The Winchester Reference Collection at BBHC” by Larry Means

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Winter 1988

• “Mr. Winchester’s Henry Rifle”
• “Model 42 Pigeon Grade Skeet Gun” by Delmar Rozeboom
• “A Prototype Winchester” by Glen Ridderbush
• “The Modern 16” Trappers by Winchester” by Elfie Johanson
• “Experimental .22 Caliber Number 7” by George Madis
• “Use Of Winchester Logos on Private Business Cards”
• “Gehn Wir Zum Schuetzfest (Let’s Go to a Schuetzenfest)” by Ed Brandhorst
• “Winning Team to Guide USRAC”
• “USRAC Bailout Gains Green Light”

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Fall 1987

• “Gun of the Issue – Consecutive Pair of Engraved Model 1866’s” by Paul R. Wells
• “Winchester in World War II (Part II)” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Browning’s Last Link with Winchester” by George Madis

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Summer 1987

• “Winchester in World War II (Part I)” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Model 1894, 2 Barrel Set” by Glenn Hockett

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Spring 1987

• “So You Want to Win Best of Show for Your Fine Display or When All Else Fails, Read the Directions” by James M. Huntley
• “Model 1911, Automatic Pistols” by Elfie Johanson
• “Winchester Dates of Production (Part III)” by Don Herigstad
• “The First Was Not The First??” by Don Herigstad
• “The Saga of a .405 in the Jungles of Ceylon Fifty-Six Years Ago” by Hurlburd Johnson
• “Gun of the Issue – Model 1887, Ser. #13” by William A. Zachow
• “Model 61 – Winchester’s .22 Ace, Variations” by C.H. Key

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Winter 1987

• “Short Rifles vs. Extra Light Weight Rifles” by S. Barry Gotell
• “Winchester Dates of Production (Part II)” by Don Herigstad
• “Marks, Letters and Other Strange Codes (Part III)” by James M., Sr. Huntley
• “Gun of the Issue – A Henry Rifle, A brief Summary” by Paul R. Wells
• “Winchester Develops New CXP Classification System (Press Release)”
• “Model 1886 100th Anniversary” by Harold McCallum

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Fall 1986

• “Winchester Announces a New Lever-Action Universal Big-Game Rifle (Press Release)” by 1935 WRACO – December 12
• “Winchester Dates of Production (Part I)” by Don Herigstad
• “NRA Annual Meeting & Exhibits – New Orleans, LA 1986” by Alex, Jr. Chauffe
• “Marks, Letters and Other Strange Codes (Part II)” by James M., Sr. Huntley
• “Gun of the Issue – The Model 90 “How High did They Go”?” by S. Barry Gotell

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Summer 1986

• “Association Bronzes” by Lewis E. Yearout
• “Little Known Facts About Shotguns” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Winchester 30-30 (A Poem)” by Owen Barton
• “Winchester Catalogs – Description and Listings (PartVI)” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Marks, Letters and Other Strange Codes (Part I)” by James M., Sr. Huntley
• “Gun of the Issue – The Winchester Model 71” by Ronald W. Stadt

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Spring 1986

• “Little Known Facts About Shotguns” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “The .405 Can Still Do It” by Harold McCallum
• “Winchester Catalogs – Description and Listings (Part V)” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Gun of the Month – Winchester Model 1892 Trapper Carbines & Short Rifles” by James M., Sr. Huntley

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Winter 1986

• “Winchester Catalogs – Description and Listings (Part IV)” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Gun of the Issue – T.W. Cofer’s One Of A Kind Cartridge Prototype” by James M., Huntley
• “And I Thought We Were First” by Lewis E. Yearout

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Fall 1985

• “Winchester Catalogs – Description and Listings (Part III)” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “The 10th Annual Winchester Show” by Hallie Yearout

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Summer 1985

• “NRA Annual Meeting & Exhibits – Seattle, WA 1985” by Glenn Hockett
• “The Making of a Winchester Collector” by Leo Goodwin
• “Gun of the Month – Winchester Cased Model 1892” by Terril Raaum
• “Model 1894 .22 High Power Ammunition Specs.” by Robert S. Krauss
• “Model 1885 .22 W.C.F. Ammunition Specs.” by Robert S. Krauss
• “Winchester Catalogs – Description and Listings (Part II)” by Ronald W. Stadt

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Spring 1985

• “Winchester Mystery House – Spirited Project Lasted 38 Years” by Brad Havener
• “Referring to “Gun of the Month” Winter 1885” by Harold McCallum
• “NRA Annual Meeting & Exhibits – Milwaukee, WI 1984” by Lewis E. Yearout
• “Together Again – Model 70’s Serial #10 & #11” by Harold McCallum
• “The History of Winchester Pocket Knives” by Neil Snyder
• “Gun of the Month – Modified Ring Lever Winchester Model 1873” by Lewis E. Yearout
• “Winchester Catalogs – Description and Listings (Part I)” by Ronald W. Stadt

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Winter 1985

• “Moving Registered Firearms Interstate” by James M., Huntley
• “Gun of the Month – Model 94 Hybrid” by Art Gogan
• “Model 1876, The First One Hundred Northwest Mounted Police Carbinea” by Lewis E. Yearout

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Fall 1984

• “Sidelights on Winchester Gun Production” by June 1918 The Iron Age – Vol. 101 No. 24
• “A Very Interesting (Australian) Cartridge Board!!!” by Dick Berg

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Summer 1984

• “Winchester-Colt Commemorative WACA Set” by Lewis E. Yearout
• “The Wholesaler’s Side of the Winchester Plan” by Jan. 1, 1920 Hardware Ace – Vol. 105 No.1
• “Book Review – “The Main Street Pocket Guide to American Longarms” by H. Michael Madaus” by Leyton Z. Yearout

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Spring 1984

• “Memoriam – Elmer Keith (1899–1984)” by Editor
• “The Manufacturer’s Side of the Winchester Plan” by Dec. 25, 1920 Hardware Ace – Vol. 104 No. 22
• “Gun of the Issue – Model 1866 ” by Lewis E. Yearout
• “A Message From A Member To A Member”

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Winter 1984

• “Gun of the Issue – Winchester “WINGO”” by Paul H. Friemel
• “Winchester Repeating Arms Co. Catalogs” by Ronald W. Stadt

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Fall 1983

• “President of USRAC Unveils New Sculpture” by Lewis E. Yearout
• “When It Rains – It Pours”

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Spring & Summer 1983

The Summer and Spring issues of 1983 were combined and published as one magazine.

• “Hawaii Historic Arms Association – History” by John A. Bell
• “You Die – Then What??” by Jim Huntley
• “Model 37 – Understanding Winchester Shotguns 1936-1963” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Winchester Telescopes” by Lewis E. Yearout
• “Memoriam – John M. Olin (1893-1982)” by Mike Stuckslager

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Winter 1983

• “The American 50” by Leyton Z. Yearout
• “A Page of History (Draft letter)” by 1916 WRACO – Aug. 30

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Fall 1982

• “Model 24 – Understanding Winchester Shotguns 1939-1957” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Model 1876, The First Carbine” by Leyton Z. Yearout

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Summer 1982

• “Hawaii Historic Arms Association – History” by John A. Bell
• “You Die – Then What??” by Jim Huntley
• “Model 37 – Understanding Winchester Shotguns 1936-1963” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Winchester Telescopes” by Lewis E. Yearout
• “Memoriam – John M. Olin (1893-1982)” by Mike Stuckslager

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Spring 1982

• “Topgun – Elmer Brumund” by Elmer Sissons
• “Nostalgia” by Lewis E. Yearout
• “Model 1893 & 1897 – Understanding Winchester Shotguns ” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “NRA Annual Meeting & Exhibits – Philadelphia, PA 1982” by Jim Huntley

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Winter 1982

• “WACA Membership Roster” by Editor
• “Model 42 – Understanding Winchester Shotguns ” by Ronald W. Stadt

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Fall 1981

• “Model 1876 Heavy Barrels” By Fred Miles
• “What Caliber is My Winchester Rifle” By H.A. McCallum
• “Understanding Winchester Shotguns: Models 50 and 59” By Ron Stadt
• “Questions and Answers—Here and There” By George Madis
• “Member’s Gun” By Don Herigstad and Peter Murray
• “Annual Membership Meeting, C o d y”
• “Banquet and Displays at the Cody Show”

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June 1981, the First Magazine Style Issue

• “Winchester Plan Under Discussion By Jobbing Interest West of Rockey Mountains” by February 1920 The American Cutler
• “Why Winchester Went In For Cutlery” by March 1921 Edwin Pugsley in The American Cutler
• “John M. Olin Receives Honorary Membership” by Editor
• “Winchester Simmons Ventilated Ribs” by Felix A. Bedlan
• “Winchester 1 of 1000 Book” by R.L. Wilson
• “Model 12, The Rarest?” by Ronald W. Stadt
• “Winchester’s Stainless Steel Barrels” by Lewis E. Yearout
• “Information Requested – Post-1932 Model 94 & Model 64” by William S. Garrison
• “The First Winchester Shotguns” by Lewis E. Yearout
• “The First – A Follow-Up” by Lewis E. Yearout
• “Changes In By-Laws” by Editor
• “Model 21 – Understanding Winchester Shotguns ” by Ronald W. Stadt

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April 1981

The last of the “Newsletter” style publications.

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February 1981

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December 1980

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October 1980

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July-August 1980

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May-June 1980

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March-April 1980

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January-February 1980

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November-December 1979

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September-October 1979

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July-August 1979

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May-June 1979

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March-April 1979

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January-February 1979

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November-December 1978

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September-October 1978

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July-August 1978

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June 1978

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March 1978

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March 1977 – The Inaugural Edition

The Inaugural Edition of the Winchester Collector as a newsletter.

• A call for members
• Announcement of the first Cody Show
• Announcement of the first General Meeting
• An invitation to visit the Cody Museum

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