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OK, I'll give you some props....but hospital was your LAST guess Who said that you get 3 guesses
Now, who would like to move on to Civil War era WMD ?????
You still riding the short bus, Jerry? I think you're seriously humor challenged...somehow I don't think it was either an ice cream parlor or a McDonalds (even though it may be now).
This is my great great grandfather's Harpers Ferry muzzle loading long rifle from the Civil War. My bro passed it on to my son last year. He fought in the Union army, Company K, 93rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers; wounded at the battle of Fair Oaks near Richmond in May 1862.
This is my great great grandfather's Harpers Ferry muzzle loading long rifle from the Civil War. My bro passed it on to my son last year. He fought in the Union army, Company K, 93rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers; wounded at the battle of Fair Oaks near Richmond in May 1862.
This is my great great grandfather's Harpers Ferry muzzle loading long rifle from the Civil War. My bro passed it on to my son last year. He fought in the Union army, Company K, 93rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers; wounded at the battle of Fair Oaks near Richmond in May 1862. /quote]
Now we're talking history I can relate to. Harper's Ferry. Been there a couple times.
Ops, that's that the back of a nickle. Oh, well, I've been too. In fact, either one would make a really neat S2000 meet.