Showing posts with label 36. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 36. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 27, 2016

Art cetera '16: 36, Ann Marie McTaggert, Chalk Bird III




Previous articles in series:
Sioux City Art Center: Art Cetera '13
Art cetera '16: Introduction
Art cetera '16: 1, Paul Aho, Glory Days
Art cetera '16: 2, Mark Avery, Flag
Art cetera '16: 3, Jeff Baldus, Locust
Art cetera '16: 4, Jamie Bowers, Stream of Consciousness
Art cetera '16: 5, John Banasiak, Moons Before Morning (Night Walk #1)
Art cetera '16: 6, John Bowitz, City Man
Art cetera '16: 7, Jamie Burmeister, Vermin
Art cetera '16: 8, Gary R. Rowling, Field Study: July 5, 2015
Art cetera '16: 9, Jay Chesterman, The Grand Mosque Casablanca
Art cetera '16: 10, Jenny Bye, Indigo
Art cetera '16: 11, Karen Chesterman, One Stroke/Two Strokes
Art cetera '16: 12, Stephen Dinsmore, Presences
Art cetera '16: 13, Matt Drissell, To Warm Slightly
Art cetera '16: 14, Michael Dunbar, Touched by the Sun
Art cetera '16: 15, Steve Elliot, Airfoil
Art cetera '16: 16, Amy Foltz, May in Sioux City
Art cetera '16: 17, Gary L. ford, Pumps of a Different Color
Art cetera '16: 18, Deb Gengler-Copple, Dust Storm
Art cetera '16: 19, Robert E. Gillespie, Opal Lake
Art cetera '16: 20, J. F. Goff, Untitled, circa 1975 - 1980
Art cetera '16: 21, J. F. Goff, Untitled, circa 1975 - 1980
Art cetera '16: 22, Al Harris-Fernandez, Complex
Art cetera '16: 23, Karen Emenhiser Harris, Crossing Table 0208 (for Hilma)
Art cetera '16: 24, John Himmelfarb, Language Arts
Art cetera '16: 25, Michael Hill, Raku Bottle
Art cetera '16: 26, Ron Johns, Looking West, Point Reyes Station, CA
Art cetera '16: 27, Rick Johns, #36
Art cetera '16: 28, Phillip Michael, Beyond Appearances 012
Art cetera '16: 29, Larassa Kabel, Happy Go Lucky
Art cetera '16: 30, Steve Kammerer, Raku
Art cetera '16: 31, Terrence Karpowicz, Let's Go (working model)
Art cetera '16: 32, Proof, Jacqueline Kluver
Art cetera '16: 33, Mark Kochen, Little Machines
Art cetera '16: 34, Andrew Langoussis, Torso
Art cetera '16: 35, Darren Maurer, Pickle Spear

Monday, May 9, 2016

Private Collection: 1930's to 1940's Marlin Firearms Ranger .22 Caliber Model 36 s-l-lr Rifle

This .22 caliber rifle was built sometime in the 1930's to 1940's by Marlin Firearms. It was called the Ranger Model 36 and can fire short, long and long rifle rim fire bullets. This model was made for and sold by Sears and Roebuck Company and was sold in their catalog at the time. It is a magazine fed, bolt action rifle. Marlin Firearms still produces a modern, 21st Century model if this rifle today. This rifle was manufactured before the federal government required serial numbers for firearms. This one is in a private collection in NW Iowa.























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