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Table of Contents Old Trap Machines, Targets, shells, medals, patches, boxes:	FTA Hall of Fame Museum Listed below are some pictures of old shooting type items that are in the ATA museum. There is a link to the ATA Hall of Fame below. Please see some of the pictures of old shooting type items below. See the ATA Trapshooting Hall of Fame (click icon below)     Click above to go to the ATA Grand American Hall of Fame Website
	Collectable Shooting Items - (Pictures)
(back to top)		This type of clay target throwing machine is named "Card Trap" Machine.
		This is one of the first "Doubles" cay target throwing machine. It was the Chamblin Doubles Trap Machine.
		This is a type of clay target throwing machine that throws "ball" targets.
		This is an old Trap "Glass" ball target thrown by some of the above machines.
		This is an old Trap "Glass" ball target thrown by some of the above machines.
(back to top)		This  is an old poster that described and provided information about the old glass target trap  machines.
		An old Federal Trap Shells box.
		An old wooden shot shell case.
		An old shooting medal.
(back to top)		An old Remington Shotgun cloth banner.
		A very old paper type shotgun shell.
		One of the first targets made by Bossey Gyro Pigeon 1872.
		The McMillan FLYO target, 1870's.
		The Best Tin Pigeon target, made in 1885.
(back to top)		The Ligowsky Clay Target, 1880.
		The Composition Ball, Early 1900's.
		Another type of Composition Ball, early 1900's.
		One of the first Blue Rock Clay Targets, early 1900's.
		The Empire Clay Target, Late 1880's.
		Duvrock Pigeon, 1930.
(back to top)		An old Western Hand Trap Clay Throw Device.
	Collection of old Pins.
(back to top)	Collection of old badges/items.
	Collection of old patches.
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