Paul Gibson (1902-1984) was the chief of the Fire Department at the Edgewood Arsenal and he lived in Havre de Grace, MD, where he made his decoys in a shop behind his house. This decoy is marked ith a conjoind HL for the rig of Harry Lingenfelter of Baltimore, MD. When I firt saw the mark on this decoy, I had trouble imagining how it was done. Eventually a friend, Jim Lockard, eplained that it was made with a timber stamp--a tool that timber companies use to mark the ends of logs.
If you have questions about this decoy, please contact:
Darrell Hagar
Cell: 410-430-5826
Email: dghagar@gmail.com
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Please look carefully at ALL photos of the decoys. We try very hard to describe accurately the physical appearance (including any blemishes) of the decoys we sell. Still, if you are dissatisfied with your purchase after you receive it, you may return it for a full refund (less fees if you paid by credit card) as long as the decoy is returned within two weeks in the same condition that it was in when shipped to you. You are responsible for shipping costs for returns.
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