[Letter from Mark Newcomer to David Duclos, January 14, 1991]

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Letter from Mark Newcomer to David Duclos asking about ordering a holster for his gun; he mentions particular holster styles and inquires about pricing. He also asks about a possible trade involving Berns-Martin brand gun accessories. A return address label for Newcomer is in the upper-right corner above the date.

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[1] p. ; 23 x 15 cm.

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Newcomer, Mark January 14, 1991.

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Letter from Mark Newcomer to David Duclos asking about ordering a holster for his gun; he mentions particular holster styles and inquires about pricing. He also asks about a possible trade involving Berns-Martin brand gun accessories. A return address label for Newcomer is in the upper-right corner above the date.

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[1] p. ; 23 x 15 cm.

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Text: "January 14, 1991. Dear David, Nice to have met you at the Augusta show! I've taken a couple of photos of miscellaneous leather work I have (here, nobody [..] Berns - Martin rigs (for N-frame smiths) that my father owned. The belt slide holster for a .45 and the .44 cartridge slide in the other photo are old S.D. Myres products... I'm interested in getting a no. 334 flop holster (or two!) for one of my guns, but didn't see any prices in the catalog you kindly gave me. What would such a holster, calf lined, cost for, say, a 4" barreled N-frame Smith & Wesson? Might you be interested in a swap involving the Berns-Martin stuff? Look forward to hearing from you. Yours, Mark Newcomer."

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  • January 14, 1991

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Newcomer, Mark. [Letter from Mark Newcomer to David Duclos, January 14, 1991], letter, January 14, 1991; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1011418/: accessed May 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Pioneer City County Museum.

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