Set of 3 Winchester Double W Cartridge Board Reproductions West Arms Library

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Set of 3 Winchester “Double W” Cartridge Boards
*  BEAUTIFUL - HISTORICAL - FULL COLOR REPRODUCTION  *
Full size approximately 36 x 52 inches.
Attractive “DOUBLE W” Replica.  Excellent reference.  Adds atmosphere to any home, office, or store.  Gorgeous, frameable, full-color picture printed on heavy, 1/32 inch rollable, moisture-proof, paper.  Mount on wall, as is, or on backing board.  Frame it yourself.  Poster only.  Mount your own cartridges!
No other Replica such as this is available!  Attention Collectors, Historians and Enthusiasts.  This Board is just what you have always wanted.  Now ready to be Mailed to you!!!
*  SEE ALL OF THE EARLY CARTRIDGES  *
* WINCHESTER, SHARPS, REMINGTON, MARLIN, SAVAGE, S&W, *
*  COLT, STEVENS and MARTIAL CALIBERS.  *
Forest hunting scene at top.  Inset of Mallard Duck and Bull Moose Head at sides.  All in full color.  All cartridges have printed identification markings.  Easy to see the size and shape of each variety.    Many are still used.    Interesting and educational to everyone.  Good fun and reference.
The following is pictured on this Cartridge Board:  161 Large Rifle Cartridges, 39 Pistol Cartridges, 39 Rim-Fire Cartridges, 15 Early Large Caliber Bullets, 11 Paper Shot Shells, 9 Brass Shot Shell cases, to #4 Gauge, 9 Boxes of Primers or Percussion Caps.  Cartridge calibers extend from the 58 to the 22.  Big, medium, and small.  See the long, long, Paper-Patch Sharp’s, Remington, and Winchester Cartridges.  Some have 550-grain bullets.  See the Big 38, 40, 45, and 50 Winchester Express Cartridges.  Many odd and unusual varieties.  Historical selection from the Civil War to the Turn of the 20
th
Century.  Many Martial Government Cartridges.
Reproduction by W-REPROS ® (Bill West) in 1968 by permission of Olin. These are NOT new modern reprints.  These are the original Cartridge Board Reproductions from 1968 and they are in very good condition.
These posters are NOT digitally edited or enhanced. They are 1968 printed reproductions and reflect the printing process of that time.
They may contain slight imperfections but are unused and in very good condition.