Jack Powers (d. 1982) was the Public Relations Executive at Daisy for over 20 years. During his tenure, he acquired the most unique guns and his family has made them available for purchase. There are several one-of-kind guns that were either prototypes or never mass produced for the public. See below for details.
Markham "Chicago". Variation #1 1887
Markham Air Rifle Co. Plymouth Michigan
Markham “King”, 1890. 1st Markham metal gun.
Markham Air Rifle Co. Plymouth Michigan
Daisy
Model 410 [PROTOTYPE]
This is a one-of-a-kind prototype.
Wood stock.
Daisy Mfg Co. Plymouth, Mich, USA / US Pat SEPT. 1-08-NOV. 3-08 / FRANCE FEB 808 GREAT BRITAIN FEB8-08 / GERMANY FEBFEB14-8 - OTHERS PENDING
Daisy Mfg Co. Plymouth, Mich, USA
U.S. PAT JULY 30-01 - NOV. 3-08 / OTHERS PENDING
"Presented to Robert Rieder in appreciation from your new friends at Daisy/Heddon"
Side: Daisy Heddon ROGERS ARK USA
DIVISION VICTOR COMPTOMETER CORPORATION"
Side: "A032744 PATENT APPLIED FOR"
Model: Daisy VL Prototype (VL)
Side: DAISY MFG. CO.
ROGERS, ARKANSAS, USA"
NOTE: No markings on gun other than side stamp (above). This is VL caseless prototype
Daisy/Heddon
.22 Cal VL Rifle
Reg. A010705
"VL Rifle Special Presentation Model"
Daisy/Heddon
.22 Cal VL Rifle
Reg. A0111756
"VL Rifle Special Presentation Model"
New England Westinghouse Company
Cal 30'06
Reg no. 1354459