Where can we find guns? post your pics

[87th PVI]

Sure we see guns at the range & the gun shop & in hunting ads...but...

Let's see where else we can find guns.
Look around in places we wouldn't necessarily expect to see them.
Look for the ones decorate places like the ones over the fireplace at every Cracker Barrel restraunt.
Lets see just how much they are a part of our society in places where people don't even notice...

Here's a Christmas Decoration at the wheel wright shop in Colonial Williamsburg... Not a gun, but two powder horns:


This crock is in the Dewitt Wallace Museum in Williamsburg, VA. It was made in New York circa 1825:



This thread is more of a scavenger hunt for pics of guns in art, signage, advertising, used as decortation, etc but You can even post pics of you carrying in odd places just so long as you aren't breaking the law of course.


Hey How about pics of people open carrying on Santa's lap

[weavagra]

I have seen quite a few hanging around various Hoss's restaurants over the years.

[mauser]

How about unlikely gun placement in movies, like Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer?
Yukon Cornelius:







It's been a few years since I've watched that movie, it wouldn't surprise me if that's been edited out by now.

[renegadephoenix]

How about unlikely gun placement in movies, like Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer?
Yukon Cornelius:







It's been a few years since I've watched that movie, it wouldn't surprise me if that's been edited out by now.

it's still there, my son and i watched it the other night on ABC.

[87th PVI]

Room in a Doll house at the Dewitt Wallace Museum, Williamsburg VA

[SierraPapa]

I'm in music, so this is quite funny to me...

[freddy g]

I thought this was kinda funny.

[mauser]

[PA Rifleman]

Early American Life magazine:


Early American Life website:

http://www.ealonline.com/

BTW, they *are* gun friendly as far as black powder guns.

My daughters...



Various quasi-antique exhibits around our home:

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(left) Original M1911A1 with period ammunition (right) 17th c. & 18th c. firearm exhibit.
All photos enlarge with a mouse click.

And who can forget Colonial Williamsburg, the Governor's Mansion in particular?

[87th PVI]

And who can forget Colonial Williamsburg, the Governor's Mansion in particular?
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Changed the decor in the gov palace due to more current reseach findings...Still all over the walls, but they aren't on the ceiling anymore... I'll have to upload the current pics when I get a moment.