I've read that they do not exist. However, you might contact Holland & Holland, the London gunmakers. They owned W.C. Scott for a short while before shutting the plant down in 1980s or early 1990s. They might have any records that existed at the time, or they might know who does (this is assuming they still exist). The link below is to a page at doublgunshop.com that contains the serial numbers and dates of manufacture for Scott and makers.http://www.doublegunshop.com/dgsnos.htm
Yes. Website: Double Barreled Shotguns, High Grade Shotguns Dates of Production
Jack has a sister named Linda who made a couple of records, but she is not the "Linda Scott" you are asking about.
Scott Leum and Donald Schoen founded MediNotes in 1996 as a way to electronically maintain medical records. Before branching out to other medical disciplines, MediNotes was originally intended for use in podiatric medicine.
The toilet paper brand was originally called Cottonelle, and was a successful brand. It was bought by Scott Paper in 1997, and they decided to change the name in order to distinguish themselves. Cashmere was the new name decided on.
I bought a couple of Karen Scott T-shirts at The Bay.
There are no records or measurements that indicate that Captain Scott and his team did not clean up after themselves on their expedition.
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I don't know of any published sn information on these shotguns.
U.S. Army Surgeon Dr. John Emerson
scott...the owner of big machine records :)
Dred Scott was originally born in Southampton County, Virginia. He lived most of his life and died in St. Louis, MO.
Dred Scott was originally born in Southampton County, Virginia. He lived most of his life and died in St. Louis, MO.