Miller-Stockman Catalogs

[VoodooSan]

I had forgotten that I owned a reproduction of a 1942 Hamley and Co. (Pendleton, OR) catalog. Humbly following in the footsteps of giants in this thread, I offer these. (It will be immediately apparent that my scanner, and the photos in the catalog, did not care for each other, but the model names, shapes, and measurements, will hopefully be of interest.)

 

[VoodooSan]

 

[Rmccamey]

Most excellent, Mark. Thanks for sharing and thanks adding to our collective knowledge here on TFL.

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[VoodooSan]

Most excellent, Mark. Thanks for sharing and thanks adding to our collective knowledge here on TFL.

Thank you, Randy. I'm just happy to be able to give a little something back to the forum.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

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I really like the style of #616, the Black Crow.

 

[RossRYoung]

@TheOldFashioned tipped me off to this beauty a while back (thanks again!) I got another catalog (1933) en route but it made me realize I never shared this one here.

1929 Hamley Cowboy. By far my nicest one yet, gloss pages and a few colored pages from Pendleton are awesome to see in hand. The spine is almost completely gone, so these pics will have to do as I’m afraid to open it any further. Will post the 1933 Hamley when it arrives.

 

[RossRYoung]

I also found this page (101) interesting. Demand apparently was low for their largest novelty, so they stocked few sizes and potentially had to custom order them. Makes it seem the 10 gallons in large sizes are even rarer than I thought.