Fox Collectors

ISO: new or reprint of a Philadelphia Sterlingworth parts manual; Never heard of such a thing. A parts picture was in most of the retail catalogs -- AHFCA 1907 Campfire 020.jpg AHFCA 1907 Campfire 021.jpg and a parts list on the Wholesale and Jobbers Price Lists -- January 1st, 1925, Price List fro...

Friend "Fowlgunner" sent me a link to this page in the November 30, 1912, issue of Forest & Stream , part of a four-page SD&G ad. Interesting in that the A.H. Fox guns listing includes the serial numbers. Forest & Stream, November 30, 1912, S, D & G ad.png Anyone he...

I've got two of them, but I've never been able to score an original 1912 "Campfire" catalog.

There was a question over on Shotgunworld about some choke devices from vintage skeet guns. I looked through the Gun Digests from 1944 to 1959 and 1934, 39 & 41 Stoeger's and didn't see anything like this. What is it 01.png What is it 02.png We know the Winchester Model 12 on the left and the Re...

My gun came from an old Annapolis, Maryland, quail hunter. I got it at the Great Southern Weapons Fair at Richmond in 1992. Traded a NID Field Grade 20-gauge and a bit of cash for it.

I handled 200061 in Cape Girardeau and It is pictured on page 143 of "The Finest Book in the World."

No new Fox guns for this old guy this year, but my Wife got a new heart valve.

Great guns Jeff! That early A-Grade 16-gauge is a nice mate to my favorite 20-gauge.

Hopefully someone here got the good buy on Fox Products reprint of the 1912 "Campfire" just on ebay.

While the Sterlingworth listings in the A.H. Fox Gun Co. catalogs from 1911 to 1929 all list 30-inch (Standard) guns to be bored full & full, three of the six letters I have in my files on 30-inch guns show modified & full. I have never seen one that letters with reverse chokes. The Sterling...

There weren't four posts when I went to bed last night, I just tried and I can't delete them?

I was searching the net for American Arms Co. guns and stumbled on this George H. Fox side-swing hammer double with one ugly single trigger --
Anyone know anything about this trigger?

The Lyman or Marbles sights could also have been added after market. One would need a letter from Cody to verify them being done at the factory.

2024 isn't over, there is still time for a Christmas present!!

A Fox "pin gun" with a three-digit serial number could be a Fox Gun Co. Balto., Md., U.S.A. --
or a Philadelphia Arms Co. --
Either way, unless it is a higher grade engraved Philadelphia Arms Co. Fox probably in the $500 to $1000 range.

Found this the other day. It should shiver Kevin's psyche --

I've posted this several times. FOX CHAMBERS -- The only two A.H. Fox Gun Co. catalogues, that I have seen, that state chamber lengths are the 1913 and 1914. They both state 12-gauge guns are regularly chambered for 2 3/4-inch shells, 16-gauge 2 9/16–inch shells and 20-gauge 2 1/2-inch shells. That ...