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Original Bronco 29191 Horsehide

Spitfireace

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Yes, it has lots of grain, but not in the consistent way you would expect from goat. Goat has more of an overall consistent grain rather than patches of grain and then smooth areas.
 

Spitfireace

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Eastman is definitive is it? No but do we have other guides? I just got my 1943 Elgin A-11 fixed, but do I have a definitive source of info for A-11's? Anybody? Bueller?
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B-Man2

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I don’t think that there’s anything that’s totally definitive in this hobby. Could there be a goatskin 21991 ? I’d bet that there could. New information seems to turn up periodically that contradicts everything that we believed for several years . Remember that it wasn’t too many years ago that most of us believed A2’s were only made from Horsehide …. Then came along DNA testing and proof that theory was dispelled. Now when you read the ELC book it looks like as many as 30 -40 percent of the contracts were made from cowhide. So my point is that nothing is set in stone .
 

caddyd

Well-Known Member
Here's an all original Bronco 29191 that's rather smooth and heavy with the crown zip.
 

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