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For your display, you might make a copy of that cover and have a print or graphic design shop "blow it up" into a poster. That way you can keep your magazine intact.

I received my new Digest today. Everyone should have theirs before week's end. I placed an ad (page 53) for a new book on Ruger print advertising. Here are a few pics of what to expect in the book.

Beautiful job.

Here is another FT from that auction. 10 inch .357, # 315XX. Grips are from the group of Ruger grips from that auction. The shinny spots are not wear but reflections.

Just one of the good Rugers from yesterday's Burley auction. Their website listed this as having hard rubber grips.

Wouldn't it be nice to have those ads, all in a single book?

It is. Neither Lee or I can recall if this is the same year it was shown in Phoenix. Maybe Steve will help us out on a date.

From left to right: Carl Laco, Don Findley, and Steve Adamson standing in front of Steve's award winning Super Blackhawk display. Lee Newton was taking the picture. Denver Gun Show several years ago.

A better look at the carved ivory grips.

This Ruger .357 Flattop was featured in a 1984 GUNS magazine.