Fox Collectors

David,
I will look forward to seeing you. Dave L said you might stop in Poky sometime. I would appreciate your comments-John
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I have also tried to gather information about Mr Becker. I assume you have also read the McIntosh book and the references there. Nash Buckingham frequently mentions him in his books but never says much about the man. The DGJ articles are very informative. It seems that even there the facts about him...

There was a 20 ga xe for sale in a two page colored dispay ad in the autumn DGJ. It was priced at 20,000. The winter volume had another display ad from the same vendor but the xe was missing.

Craig, Thank you for all of your hard work. I look forward to receiving the DGJ and Shooting Sportsman hoping there will be new information from David Noreen or Tom Kidd but it doesn't happen. Im am thankful for the posts that they and all of the others have made here. This website has been most hel...

I appreciate your reply. Would you have an estimate on standard frame F grade guns?

I see you have listed 240 for the Super Fox. Is that your estimate of all that were produced or only those with different style of engraving than the early A type? I did not see an estimate for the number of F grades, would anyone have a guesstimate on those? Thanks

I have a D grade sn 15450 that has pre Gough engraving but was not shipped until Feb 1914. It has an ebony insert.

This gun looks pretty sad to me. I am sure it would be much happier if it was residing at my place next to its big brother!

I spoke with Mr. Tom Kidd about the #120 gun pictured here. It was my understanding that it was engraved by William Gough. I understand it does not look like his other examples. Perhaps one of his engravers may have done the work? I have a short list of known Becker serial numbers, most of which wer...

Thanks for the help. I found only part of the McInosh pages and will read the DGJ article.

Does anyone have the DGJ issue date for Dave's article? Thanks