Two more for the Radical One

[flattop44]

Bill, I purchased them from you. I think we met at Opryland in Nashville. Correct me if I am wrong about the hook up location. I sold them to Rod l few years later on.
Bill

[Doc4429]

Bill...You are correct. Thanks for refreshing my memory.

Bill

[chet15]

Those 59's bring back some memories...
A long time ago I found some old "Gun List" newspapers from the mid to late 1950's and into the 1960's. Went through them to find different Ruger notes etc. and lo and behold there was an advertisement by a dealer in Florida that had six guns, three #59's, a couple #65's and #101 .357 flattop, all advertised as absolutely new in the brown cardboard shippers.
Lynn Laudise managed to get into that cache and they were dispersed from there to John Debrucque in New York sometime in the mid 1980's.
Chet15

[JAYDAWG]

Those 59's bring back some memories...
A long time ago I found some old "Gun List" newspapers from the mid to late 1950's and into the 1960's. Went through them to find different Ruger notes etc. and lo and behold there was an advertisement by a dealer in Florida that had six guns, three #59's, a couple #65's and #101 .357 flattop, all advertised as absolutely new in the brown cardboard shippers.
Lynn Laudise managed to get into that cache and they were dispersed from there to John Debrucque in New York sometime in the mid 1980's.
Chet15

Thank you sir!
I will add those names to the past owners of these two revolvers.
I am fortunate to have them for now.
Cheers,
JAYDAWG

[chet15]

Thank you sir!
I will add those names to the past owners of these two revolvers.
I am fortunate to have them for now.
Cheers,
JAYDAWG

I didn't know Bill Cross was in the mix with the 59's as well.
Now I need to think back... maybe Bill sold them to John D???
Chet15