https://www.gunbroker.com/item/994058034
A very special package.
$125K No. 1
$125K No. 1
"My greatest fear is that, when I die, my wife will sell my guns for what I told her I paid for them." Anonymous Collector
Re: $125K No. 1
its been out there for a long long time...guess not many people have that kind of money
Re: $125K No. 1
Statospheric! Gonna take a special buyer to pay that much of a premium.
But, hey, they're looking for offers.
But, hey, they're looking for offers.
"My greatest fear is that, when I die, my wife will sell my guns for what I told her I paid for them." Anonymous Collector
Re: $125K No. 1
Did I read the write up correctly? That only 2 of the 21 planned rifles were actually built? I read that all the paintings were done.
"Though all of the forty two original paintings were done and all prints made, only one more rifle was produced." The beginning of that paragraph talked about the paintings and the auction of the first gun (Big Horn Sheep)...
That could account for the pricing also.
"Though all of the forty two original paintings were done and all prints made, only one more rifle was produced." The beginning of that paragraph talked about the paintings and the auction of the first gun (Big Horn Sheep)...
That could account for the pricing also.
Ron
USAF Ret (E-8, SMSgt)
NRA Patron
USAF Ret (E-8, SMSgt)
NRA Patron
Re: $125K No. 1
I understand that our late Friend, Lynn Laudise, sold the unfinished third and fourth rifles...........One of the alleged reasons for the unfinished project was the reported institutional care required of Franz Martkl, the engraver.
Re: $125K No. 1
Check out Tim Baily's Tulsa Display here on our website (under Exhibits, Tulsa 9th Annual Show), his display is titled "Unfinished Business". 
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