TRIGGS RED BARN PRINT FRAMED

[tommygun]

Had my print framed

[RocDoc]

What is the story on the print?

[O M CRAZY]

Tom,

That is real nice. How did you come by the print?

O M CRAZY

[tommygun]

James M Triggs is an artist that worked for Ruger at one time. This is #258 of 1500 numbered and signed prints of an original painting. It is titled THE RED BARN, where WBR began his business in 1949. The print is signed by the artist and includes a certificate of authenticity. I will post a picture of it later. Copyright 1986.

[RocDoc]

James M Triggs is an artist that worked for Ruger at one time. This is #258 of 1500 numbered and signed prints of an original painting. It is titled THE RED BARN, where WBR began his business in 1949. The print is signed by the artist and includes a certificate of authenticity. I will post a picture o fit later. Copy write 1986.

Nice, I have several of the Wolfe Publishing Ruger prints that need framing.

[tommygun]

Man framing ain't cheap. Gasped when the told me what it was going to cost. It is cool and has a pocket on the back for letter of authenticity.

[Watertender]

I have that picture on a 50th anniversary Sturm Ruger beer stein. MIne has a dented lid but sits proudly on a shelf along with a few other Ruger items.

[tommygun]

What a 50th anniversary stein with the red barn on it??? Hmmmm, will have to find one of those. I have one of the plates that were given to the employees with ole barn on it.

[contender]

That's a fitting frame job there.

I know where that print came from!

[tommygun]

Yup, thanks Tyrone!