The Roosevelt Family Legacy of Arms
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- Опубліковано 8 кві 2024
- Theodore Roosevelt remains one of America's most prolific and well-known outdoorsmen. His appreciation for adventure, conservation, and hunting knew no bounds - a legacy he passed to his son Kermit, who accompanied his father on numerous hunts.
This Hawken rifle and Parker Brothers shotgun belonged to father and son, and together tell an intimate story of a period in the Roosevelt family.
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Cool new series on INSP about Rosevelt.
Wow. The unquestionable pride of anyone's collection.
Think if we had men like these today.
Men like these mentioned here would most likely be serving time in prison these days. They were very independent folks and many had attitudes on society.
Real men. Not wimps like today everywhere.
Fantastic!! What extraordinary and historic guns these are. The Kit Carson-Theodore Roosevelt connection on the Hawken is so unique. Quite a priceless piece :)
AMAZING....Thanks
Has there ever been a list compiled of the guns owned by TR?
beale was not a general he was a navale officer with the rank of lutenet
Outstanding presentation. Concise history lesson of the remarkable adventures of historic father and son. African Game Trails, Adventures of a Western Hunter (?) River of Doubt by Candace Millard all excellent reads.
Apologies. My reference to Adventures of a Western Hunter is incorrect. The actual title of the book by Theodore Roosevelt, a collection of stories from his time in the Dakota Territory, is Hunting Trips of a Ranchman (1885) and The Wilderness Hunter (1893).
This guy was extremely repetitious. Talking to third graders?
What is the purpose of the turned down muzzle on the hawken ?
It allows you to use a bullet starter that fits over the muzzle.
@@BlackPowderHistorian thanks.
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Emphasizing Kermit’s depression drinking, and death and then promoting the sale of his flasks is in very poor taste.
Kermit didn’t kill himself. He was an embarrassment to FDR and becoming a liability. Certain members of FBI and the army were tasked with eliminating this embarrassment which was seen as a national security threat.
@@darkhart9987 Please enlighten me with authority for this statement. I am very interested.