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Question by Treestand. Uploaded on June 14, 2013
I know it says 1903 on the bottle, but don't know by who.
Joe Hoppe was the inventor. He also invented the dry fly pattern of almost the same name. :-)
I am going to guess that it was the same guy who developed Hoppe's No.8, but he didn't care for the smell:-)
Hop-along Casidy in 1952 used it first for horse liniment!
Too late, Tree, I peaked back around 1976 and it's been downhill ever since.
OK Ok ok In 1903 Frank Hoppe made the Gun Cleaning smell that has lasted to this Day. Happy Fathers Day to all.
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I know it says 1903 on the bottle, but don't know by who.
Joe Hoppe was the inventor. He also invented the dry fly pattern of almost the same name. :-)
I am going to guess that it was the same guy who developed Hoppe's No.8, but he didn't care for the smell:-)
Hop-along Casidy in 1952 used it first for horse liniment!
Too late, Tree, I peaked back around 1976 and it's been downhill ever since.
OK Ok ok In 1903 Frank Hoppe made the Gun Cleaning smell
that has lasted to this Day.
Happy Fathers Day to all.
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I know it says 1903 on the bottle, but don't know by who.
I am going to guess that it was the same guy who developed Hoppe's No.8, but he didn't care for the smell:-)
Hop-along Casidy in 1952 used it first for horse liniment!
Too late, Tree, I peaked back around 1976 and it's been downhill ever since.
OK Ok ok In 1903 Frank Hoppe made the Gun Cleaning smell
that has lasted to this Day.
Happy Fathers Day to all.
Joe Hoppe was the inventor. He also invented the dry fly pattern of almost the same name. :-)
Post an Answer