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Posted By: henpecked1

Triumph Trapping Guide - 07/24/19 01:28 PM

This TRIUMPH catalog/guide as some great picture but has seen better days, I am very happy to have this in my collection, as the pictures are just great.


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Posted By: traphound

Re: Triumph Trapping Guide - 07/25/19 12:30 AM

Don't think I ever saw that one,thanks for sharing
Posted By: henpecked1

Re: Triumph Trapping Guide - 07/25/19 10:57 AM

There are at least 4 more pages of methods and photos mostly on muskrat and skunks, there was alos a price page, I will photo these and post by Monday. Glad you like it.
Posted By: wissmiss

Re: Triumph Trapping Guide - 07/25/19 05:01 PM

Very cool!! Is there a date on the catalog?

Thanks for sharing.
Posted By: henpecked1

Re: Triumph Trapping Guide - 07/25/19 05:39 PM

The catalog was with a package of material that referenced the 1910 letter in the Trapping only Forum: TH
Posted By: henpecked1

Re: Triumph Trapping Guide - 07/25/19 05:45 PM

Sorry about that, fat fingered a key, ref date is between 1910 and 1920, alot of the articles are written by Richard Wood, (Adirondack Dick), Dick went by Richard before he switched to FFG and working with Dailey. You can find the same pictures under Richard and Dick in FFG, HTT and Fur News the match up Triumph advertisments and articles in other mags like the Farm Bureau, which are shown in the scrap book referenced. I will be photo copy the rest of the catalog by Monday, I usually only post Monday thru Friday
Posted By: henpecked1

Re: Triumph Trapping Guide - 07/25/19 05:49 PM

Some additional pics of the Triump Cat;
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Posted By: henpecked1

Re: Triumph Trapping Guide - 07/26/19 11:49 AM

Good research Joe, very interesting, would you like me to send you the above catalog for review. You might find some other interesting items as there is a page that lists all the traps and their prices they made at the time. They seemed to be pushing the Kangaroo version the most along with the triple clutch, I will check some HTT to see if I can find and add before 1919.
Posted By: henpecked1

Re: Triumph Trapping Guide - 07/26/19 05:57 PM

Joe, check out these links so far nothing before 1918 on the triple clutch



HTT
https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000059382

FEB 1918 PAGE 107 TRIPPLE CLUTCH HIGH GRIP AD 115X
PAGE 79 Article Modern TRAPS AND TRAPPING BY EJ DALEY MENTIONS TRIUMPH HIGH GRIPS
PICTURE WITH DAILEYS SKUNK AND RAT CATCH


HTT
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015073140637&view=1up&seq=76

A FEW INCDENTS ON THE TRAP AND TRAIL LINE E.J. DALEY OCT 1917 (SKUNK TRAPPING)
MENTIONS 115 HIGH GRP 91 ½ DJ
PAGE 91 SHOWS HIGH GRIP

HTT
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015073140678&view=1up&seq=105
APRIL 1918 TRIPLE CLUTCH AD
Posted By: henpecked1

Re: Triumph Trapping Guide - 07/29/19 11:42 AM

Skunks were the animal back then.
Posted By: MChewk

Re: Triumph Trapping Guide - 07/29/19 10:45 PM

Who wrote the article with the coyote pics...couldn't make out the name.
Posted By: henpecked1

Re: Triumph Trapping Guide - 07/30/19 11:30 AM

The article is written by Richard E Wood, that is Dick Wood (Adirondack Dick, EJ Daileys future partner), the photos are not from Dick Wood. Dick wood early articles were all under the name Richard. I will check on those to night. He and Dailey got on the Triumph payroll some how, The series of article above mentions that Triumphs sent Dailey a large amount of traps, it was after this date that Dailey and Woods started writing and showing photos of them using the Triumph traps. Later Dailey became a Blake & Lamb dealer. Hope this helps.
Posted By: henpecked1

Re: Triumph Trapping Guide - 07/30/19 02:24 PM

Joe, check out this link to 1920 Fur News, May 1920 has EJ Dailey feature article trapping skunks. Years worth of great articles, Dick Wood making a hollow log fisher set.


MAY 1920 FUR NEWS
https://books.google.com/books?id=2...=ESKIMO%20MUSKRAT%20TRAPPING&f=false
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