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209 primers
Caslon is the name given to serif typefaces designed by William Caslon I (c. 1692–1766) in London, or inspired by his work.
Caslon worked as an engraver of punches, the masters used to stamp the moulds or matrices used to cast metal type. He worked in the tradition of what is now called old-style serif letter design, that produced letters with a relatively organic structure resembling handwriting with a pen. Caslon established a tradition of engraving type in London, which previously had not been common, and was influenced by the imported Dutch Baroque typefaces that were popular in England at the time. His typefaces established a strong reputation for their quality and their attractive appearance, suitable for extended passages of text.The letterforms of Caslon's roman, or upright type include an "A" with a concave hollow at top left and a "G" without a downwards-pointing spur at bottom right. The sides of the "M" are straight. The "W" has three terminals at the top and the "b" has a small tapered stroke ending at bottom left. The "a" has a slight ball terminal. Ascenders and descenders are relatively short and the level of stroke contrast is modest in body text sizes. In italic, Caslon's "h" folds inwards and the "A" is sharply slanted. The "Q", "T", "v", "w" and "z" all have flourishes or swashes in the original design, something not all revivals follow. The italic "J" has a crossbar, and a rotated casting was used by Caslon in many sizes on his specimens to form the pound sign. However, Caslon created different designs of letters at different sizes: his larger sizes follow the lead of a type he sold cut in the previous century by Joseph Moxon, with more fine detail and sharper contrast in stroke weight, in the "Dutch taste" style. Caslon's larger-size roman fonts have two serifs on the "C", while his smaller-size versions have one half-arrow serif only at top right.
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*Sold Pending Funds* I have 3,100 dry stored W209 shotgun primers. $75 per thousand or $8 per 100. Buyer picks up. I will also be in Eugene weekend of 5/10.
1200 CCI and 1000 Winchester. Kept in my safe. Not reloading anymore. Want to sell as a lot if I can.
must meet up in Wilsonville area.
$200 for all CASH
For sale brand new never open:
- 1 jar of triple seven powder - $40
- 2 boxes of Cheddite 209 primers - $20/box
I paid $25 hazardous materials fee for each of them to get them shipped.
Located in Sammamish, Wa, will not ship.
Have 2k Federal 209's, stored correctly.
I would like to trade them for 2k Large Pistol primers.
Or I will sell them outright for $70 each so I can buy some LPP.
Ron
Federal Way area
Just getting into black powder stuff and I am looking for 209 Primers... Maybe one or two boxes? I figured I would try here before hitting the stores... Thanks!
I bough a brick of primers awhile back planning on reloading shotgun shells. Used one pack to load a dozen shells and it’s been sitting in the safe since. 900 primers.
Can meet in Portland Metro or Clackamas Area. 80 bucks or best offer. Please PM offers. Thanks for looking.
For sale are 10 boxes (100 per box / 1000 total) Cheddite 209 shotshell primers.
$5.50 per box of 100 or $55 for all 10.
Located in the Astoria area, no shipping as these are a hazmat item.
Thanks for looking and please PM any questions or offers.
Winchester W209 shotshell primers (600ct = 6 boxes 100ct) and yes these will also work with muzzleloaders if your breech plug is designed for 209.
$50 firm
*Local Pickup Only in Elk Plain/Graham 98338 - google it
*No trades/No shipping/No traveling = local pickup only
Selling everything for $25, priced for moving. First come first served, will not hold, you have to pick it up. Located by the Delphi Golf Course in Olympia
Traditions Load it/shoot it/clean it kit
Traditions Plinker sight in bullets .50 Cal 240 gr
Hornady .50 ball 100 ct
Hogdon Pyrodex 50/50...
Moving out of state in a week and don't have room to ship and set up reloading equipment at the new place. $250 cash for all of the below:
* A MEC Jr. single-stage press (currently bolted to a 2x12 so you can put it on a bench when using and take it off when not)
* 3500 Winchester #209...