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not seeing it on the 12 and 16 gauge. One is a Savage model and the other I am not sure.

What is significant about the 24in barrels? there is no mistaking them, they are 24 in Krupp fluid steel, measured them wiht a tape.

now my other two, I cant seem to locate the serial numebrs on them. In one, near the hinge there is what appears to be a 188 but on the 12 Gauge Model B shotgun, all i can see inside under the barrels is a RVB7 with the B in a circle. the 16 gauge has an ABDE stamped inside. thoughts?

the barrells are 24inches, Krupp Fluid Steel. We are from NC, my grandfathers mother died in 1936 when he was a year old and the only thing he got were a few pictures, books and this shotgun, it was his treasured piece of her, and he pretty much treasured it. I assume that it was for hunting more or...

Why do you think it is restocked???

According to my grandad, it wasn't fired after his mother died (1936) and before I posted, I put a thin layer of linseed oil on it.

It has sat in a safe for a long time.

http://srphotography.zenfolio.com/p904809451

Here is a link to the 20 gauge. I'd love to know more abt it. Series 200939, Krupp steel barrells.

Not seeing how you post photos. Point me in the right direction

hello everyone! I just got a membership here because I am very interested in the A.H. Fox shotguns. My grandfather passed away a few weeks ago and he left me 7 guns, three of which are double barrel Fox's. One was his, one was his mothers who died in 1936 and one his fathers. I have a 12, 16, and 20...