HOWARD ARMS CO. Tradename on shotguns used by Fred Bifflar & Company of Chicago, Illinois, made by Crescent Fire Arms Company. I would expect that the same hardware store would have used the same tradename on handguns which were probably made by the same company. Unfortunately, both are long out of business but Crescent was purchased by Stevens which was purchased by Savage Arms, so someone at savagearms.com may be able to tell you something. A little additional research found an answer on Ron Gabel's site that says Meriden Arms made the Howard Arms revolvers. The only dates I can find for Fred Bifflar are 1870-1890, but it may have started earlier and must have ended later. Crescent was established in 1892 and Meriden Arms didn't exist until 1905 and I find several references connecting these two companies with Bifflar retail business.
Yes, Bob Howard is still living and is currently serving as President of the Congressional Medal of Honor Society. He has also made multiple trips to Iraq visiting our troops.
Yes it is still relevant in some parts
Howard Carter was homeschooled due to a childhood illness. He spent much of his childhood being schooled as an artist by his parents.
Some stonework is still visible.
It is Philip Neville, Lois Saha and Tim Howard.
no where parts are not available. lexington business machines in Tennesee may still have parts but I think they are out of business
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Yes, they are still together.
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According to Ruger " The new Army is not currently in production" I couldn't get an answer as to weather or not it would be again. They also said that parts and new guns are still available from there dealers.
Howard Florey died in 1968
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Howard Fast died in 3-12-2003
Ron Howard is still alive. He is currently the narrator for the TV show Arrested Development.
Yes, Howard Stern is a famous radio host.
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