In 1906, a new 28 by 80-foot factory was built and the company had grown to 6 employees.

The D model is introduced, in 1929, with a rugged, 45-cubic-inch flathead V-Twin engine.

As education became an apparent need and reading, as well as printing, developed advertising expanded to include handbills.

Today we have quail hunting plantations that are found throughout the Southern U.S.

A reminder of the days when you didn't learn to shoot you didn't eat.

Winchester has found the perfect compromise between stylish, dedicated hunting companion and loving, well mannered house pet in English setters.

A fishing lure is an object attached to a line that is designed to resemble and move like a fish prey.

Almost any equipment or gear used for fishing can be called fishing tackle.

Fishing tackle refers to the physical equipment that is used when fishing, whereas fishing techniques refers to the manner in which the tackle is used when fishing.

For most deer in modern English usage, the male is called a "buck" and the female is a "doe", but the terms vary with dialect.

An outfitter is an establishment that sells equipment for outdoor activities, as well as, a contact person for a scheduled hunt or trip.

The word saloon itself denotes a very specific image, a symbol of the American West.

The beginnings of rodeo can be traced back to the ranches of the early 1700’s, when the Spanish ruled the West.

The shotgun shell is cylindrically shaped. In earlier days, the outer case was made of brass or thick paper.

Small wonder that Winchester is called "The American Legend."

Phillip Goodwin's the Winchester artist that is most famous for his work for firearms calendars and posters is best termed "predicament painting," in which the subject often finds himself in an unanticipated situation.

The Winchester Repeating Arms Company did not fail to publicize the fact that its products were the choice of Buffalo Bill and his fellow star performers.

The Chicago World’s Fair was in 1933 therefore, the advertising planners decided to bring the Aunt Jemima character back to life.

Quaker’s first registration of the Aunt Jemima trademark occurred in April, 1937.

Beginning in the mid 1950’s until the late 1960’s Aylene Lewis was hired to portray Aunt Jemima.

Orphan Annie's catch phrases were "Gee whiskers" and "Leapin' lizards!"

It wasn't until 1922 that fuel gauges became standard on most instrument panels.

Indian was started in 1901 by 2 bicycle racers George Hendee and Oscar Hedstrom who produced a small bicycle / motorcycle with a top speed of 30 mph.

The Constable has been a part of our American civilization since the earliest of Colonial times.

City elders appointed a "Rattle Watch" these men volunteered to patrol the streets at night carrying large wooden rattles.