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Winchester Model 1887 US Patent no. 336,287

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References

1. Out With A Bang: The Loss of the Classic Winchester Is Loaded With Symbolism, Washington Post, January 21, 2006

2. Winchester Rifles to Be Discontinued, Washington Post, January 18, 2006

3. End of an era as Winchester rifle plant prepares to close, Pittsburgh Tibune-Review, January 18, 2006

4. End of an era as Winchester rifle plant prepares to close, NC Times.com January 17, 2006

External links

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• Renowned antique Winchester Rifle expert Leroy Merz

• The Winchester Arms Collectors Association, Inc. (WACA) is a non-profit corporation dedicated to the preservation of all Winchester produced and related items

• Actor Steve McQueen's Winchester collection

• Today Value of the Vintage Winchester Rifles

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