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 The Old Ammo Guy,  with his #1 helper Lilly.

 

 

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AT LAST!!!!

 For those who have been looking for a book on cartridge boxes, here it is:

WINCHESTER Cartridge Boxes, A Gun Collectors' Guide 1856 - 1956  by Ray  Giles & Dan Shuey.

With 1,100+ color photographs and 300+ pages, this book covers all the calibers used in Winchester's rifles from the Volcanic to the Model 88. If you are familiar with Dan Shuey's  two volumes of W.R.A.Co. Headstamped Cartridges and Their Variations, then you are aware of the quality of his books, and adding this one to your library is a no-brainer. If you haven't seen the other two books, and you have an interest in Winchester cartridges or firearms, or American history and the settling of the west, then you'll probably want copies of all three.

To order, or for more information, contact:

Dan Shuey

Box 4512

Rockford, IL  61110-4512

 

E-mail: DShuey@WCFpublivations.com

 

Website:

www.WCFpublications.com

  

 

 

 

Home of the Old Ammo Guy's Virtual Cartridge Trading Table

Featuring a wide range of antique, obsolete, and modern ammunition for collectors 


Welcome to The Cartridge Collector's Exchange.

If you aren't a cartridge or gun collector, you probably won't find much to interest you here, but by all means, you're welcome to stick around and check it out. If you do have an interest in collecting ammunition, then I hope you will bookmark this site and drop in from time to time to see what I've been up to. My primary focus is on antique cartridges, but both old and new cartridges find their way into my collection and will end up here on this web page.

In the contents section to the left are selections that allow you to navigate through the various pages on the web site by clicking on the hyperlinks. These include a little background information about me and my collecting interests, ordering information, listings of the duplicate cartridges I currently have to sell or trade, pictures and discussion (which change from month to month) of some of the items I have run across, archives of the pictures from past months, pictures and descriptions of posters and reproduction cartridge box labels that are available, and links to informative and helpful web sites that I have found on the internet.

 

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