Frank Clarke passed away on 14th February 1937

[Powderfinger]

An inventor of renown. I still maintain his gravestone in my local churchyard. I will raise a glass in his memory today.

[Josie & John]

It is good to know Frank's final resting place is being cared for.

Thank you Powderfinger.

John

[ptdunk]

I’ll also raise a toast to the pistol governor,

Matt

[micky2]

And thank you from me as well, for looking after his resting place, we collectors have a lot to thank him for.

[Abasmajor]

[QUOTE=Powderfinger;8284765]An inventor of renown. I still maintain his gravestone in my local churchyard. I will raise a glass in his memory today.[/QUOT

I would also like to thank you for tending the final resting place of one of my greatest air gun heroes who along with Lincoln Jeffries and others left us such a rich legacy.

Brian

[Re01312]

I am so grateful to have found this group of collectors. I enjoy reading about the developmental history of spring air pistols.

I treasure my Warrior and Acvoke air pistols. I have wondered if Frank actually worked on either of my air pistols? These air pistols are quite rare in the USA.

Thks

Randall

[ccdjg]

Here is the only known, not exactly clear, picture of the man himself. He is seated just in front of his equally gifted friend and colleague Edwin Anson.

[micky2]

Here is the only known, not exactly clear, picture of the man himself. He is seated just in front of his equally gifted friend and colleague Edwin Anson.

What a great collection of gun makers. thank you for the photo John, l am proud to say that l have a few guns that where made by some of their company's.

[Josie & John]

Here is the only known, not exactly clear, picture of the man himself. He is seated just in front of his equally gifted friend and colleague Edwin Anson.

Great to see a picture of Charles Riggs on the group photo John - thank you for sharing.

Kind regards,

John

[Powderfinger]

Fascinating photo. Thank you for sharing it.

[Re01312]

Thank you for sharing it.