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I've been doing some cleaning while off on holiday break. Came across these P&R decals. These are extremely rare. The patch is a little tough to find as well. I can't believe some of the items I'm finding.

Once again, I love to see the complete, original, logo with the S where it belongs!

Hey Rick those stickers would look good on the back window of my pickup truck.....

Rodney, funny I thought the same thing. But my 2024 GMC Denali has dark windows and you wouldn't see it so I stuck a couple on a Vesba.

Treasure these mementos of one of the greatest firearms manufacturers ever seen. Sincerely. bruce.

Hey Rod, I had mine framed at Ben Franklins. It is a nice addition to any of my Flattop displays! Brass Frame/Lee

Brass Frame wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2025 8:28 am Hey Rod, I had mine framed at Ben Franklins. It is a nice addition to any of my Flattop displays! Brass Frame/Lee

Lee that is a great idea.....I need to scrape mine off my 1998 1500 before I scrap it....

Out of curiosity Rick, did you get all of those P&R decals out of one hoard? Or have you been adding to the stash for several years?
Reason I ask, 15-20 years ago I found a hoard of 5 on one November Tulsa gun show table.
I think there is a code date of 1957 on the back of those, so with Ed Nolan being the PR man, I bet those were sent out as Dealer aids way back in the day, in groups like that... 5 at a time. Pretty sure Ruger gave catalogs out like that as well. At the very first Monroeville, PA show I was at there was Ruger collector that had a stack of 1956 Catalogs (with the Tri-Color Lightweight) as well as a a stack of 1958 catalogs and stack of single sheet B&W RSSE flyers that were printed by Ruger.
Chet15

Chad been adding through the years.