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isaacfawlkes Loyal user FL 256 Posts |
I am attempting to identify the make of an old silk gun.
Here is a link to a photo of the gun and a drawing of the logo that is located on the barrel of the gun. http://www.isaacfawlkes.com/silkgun.html Does anyone recognize it or have any ideas. Someone that looked at it thought maybe National Magic Company. Thanks for the help. |
magiquarian New user 91 Posts |
Doubt it, looks like "home assembled" prop. The funnel should be gaffed with a sliding inner holder, right? Undoubtly is vintage but commercially made I don't think so....
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isaacfawlkes Loyal user FL 256 Posts |
There is a sliding inner holder. It could be "home assembled". If so it is very cleanly made. Funnel show no visable signs of a joint. Thanks for the information.
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MagicLaw New user Dallas, TX 62 Posts |
This is definitely not from National Magic Company. I agree that it is vintage, but probably homemade and not from a known or established manufacturer.
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Migwel New user 9 Posts |
I bought one of these today at Kutztown Magic Convention. Unless you got rid of yours, we know there are at least two of them. Not homemade, if you ask me.
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