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Foremost Pistol and Rifle Shots 1930
| America's Foremost Pistol Shot 1939 |
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Gunnery Sergeant Henry M. Bailey, USMC. Pistol Champion of America. He was awarded the "Custer Trophy for winning theNational Individual Pistol Match at Camp Perry, Ohio. Gunnery Sgt. Bailey's Home town is, Walterboro, S.C. "Dated 1930" |
| They Win the Hercules Trophy |
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Henry Adams and Homer Jacobs. These two men won the Hercules Trophy, at the National Matches, Camp Perry Ohio. This is a two man long range small bore match. Henry Adams also was the, High Civilian in the "President's Hundred Match. "Dated 1930" |
| Defending Champions of 1929 |
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America's three most deadly marksmen. These champions of 1929, return to defend their trophies at the National Rifle and Pistol Matches at, Camp Perry, Ohio. Shown with their trophys are:Sergeant J.B. Jansen, U.S. Cavalry (Left) National Individual Rifle Champion and winner of the "Daniel Boone Trophy. Eric Johnson (Middle). Member of the 1929 International Rifle Team. National Individual Small-Bore Champion, Detective C.P. Shaylor (Right). National Police Pistol Champion. "Dated 1930" |
