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Old 31st December 2011, 06:08 PM   #1
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Hi Gene,
You have been around here for quite a while; you know so well that this kind of stuff is rather without the scope of the forum.
Better drop this one and go antique, guys.
Hi Nando,

I'm suprised TBH, but you're the boss. I've cut the pictures back to one, so I'm not wasting bandwidth. Go ahead and delete the thread if you think it's too irrelevant. I don't want to fall foul of the rules

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Old 31st December 2011, 07:36 PM   #2
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Default What is defined as "antique"?

On this Forum, and also the Ethnographic section, there are many items posted which are dated later than 1921. So where is the cutoff? If 1921 is the date of this pistol it is already 90 years old!!
It is a pity to see items like this old airpistol removed. Maybe the term/rules should be altered to read "antique and historic"??
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Old 31st December 2011, 09:20 PM   #3
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Default Air, it goes a long way back.

Gene,

A very interesting subject indeed and a well presented.

I wish I had one of these around the home, very handy. I'd love to know more on the working of these things, in particular that the cylindrical air reservoir brings canes to mind and the air cane on the 19th century fascinates me and air weapons were seen as early as the mid 18th century.

Good luck!

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Old 31st December 2011, 09:38 PM   #4
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On this Forum, and also the Ethnographic section, there are many items posted which are dated later than 1921. So where is the cutoff? If 1921 is the date of this pistol it is already 90 years old!!
It is a pity to see items like this old airpistol removed. Maybe the term/rules should be altered to read "antique and historic"??
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That is a very good point , especially in the ethnographic section where frequently items from the 1920s / 30s appear .
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Gentlemen,
Had you done some reading:


http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showthread.php?t=6984

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