I would like to locate any of the single shot rifles that were in my Dad's collection. He broke up the collection and sold off the guns piecemeal when he and my Mom were moving into a retirement village while I was overseas, and I didn't have a chance to get one of them for 'old times sake'. It was at least 10 years ago and it's a crap shoot that any of you might remember the sale or the provenance of any of his guns, but I want to give it a try.
His name was Sidney Low, and he sold the guns from Kilmarnock, VA. There were a variety of high end makes and models, probably 25-30 guns, all the cream of the crop of his 50+ years of collecting, mostly Schuetzens, but a few in the sporting rifle style, too.
I would appreciate hearing from anyone with one (or more) of these guns.
Thank you.
Bruce Low  (hbrucelow at aol dot com).

No sir, I don't have detailed information. He and Mom have been gone for several years and all those records are long gone, too. 
I do know that he had many guns from upstate NY - where he grew up - including a number of guns he could document coming from Pope's shop. I know there Ballards, Bullards, Stevens, Winchesters, and Remingtons, many with bullet moulds, false muzzles and starters, hooked buttplates and palm rests, in the rack at the time he broke up the collection, but don't have additional details.
That's the best I can come up with. I hope that stirs a few memories...

Thank you for the online and offline help. I'll be following up with folks who know where some of these gun went.

Sydney Lowe ran an ad in Muzzle Blasts magazine. It is the mag. of The National Muzzle loading Rifle Assn. I bought several of his muzzle loaders and another fellow maxed our every card he owned to buy many of the cartridge rifles. Another fellow bought some of the cartridge guns from th impoverished first buyer. I sold the muzzleloaders for years. Some went to Texas. That buyer ain't sellin'. R. B.