Teacher at Riverton School 1974-2019, author, amateur historian, Historical Society of Riverton Board Member 2007-2023, newsletter editor 2007-2023, website editor 2011-2023
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I have a Riverton gun club history book – 1877 – 1906 # 92 of 100. If interested I am willing to sell. Please make offer $ 75.00 minimum bid
Jim,
This duplicates a separate email I sent you.
Please send a couple of photos. I will post them on our website. Would love to hear more names, dates, etc., so I can develop it into a web post. With some more clues, I can look into our records.
Regards,
John McCormick, Editor
I have a Riverton gun club history book – 1877 – 1906 # 92 of 100. If interested I am willing to sell. Please make offer $ 75.00 minimum bid
Do you still have the book?
Looking for the book on the history 1877-1906 of the Riverton Gun Club.
I inherited a Sterling cut glass punch bowl presented to my grandparents in 1900. Presidents cup. It’s huge and heavy.
is it for sale? I collect Riverton Gun club items
Jim, I am attempting to find an appraiser. If you Google Sterling Cut Glass Punch Bowl, you find valuations from $0 to $60,000. I don’t have a clue.
Can’t find it lots of punch bowls which web site need more infor
Jim,
This duplicates a separate email I sent you.
Please send a couple of photos. I will post them on our website. Would love to hear more names, dates, etc., so I can develop it into a web post. With some more clues, I can look into our records.
Regards,
John McCormick, Editor