Not as many tables as there were in the past but I understand the summer show is usually a little smaller. Saw 3 or 4 decent Sterlingworths, one a 20a, a couple of A grade 12's and a couple of CE grade twelves, one of the C grades priced at about $5500 and one at around $6500. All were pretty nice guns, the higher priced C was a straight grip that had had the stock bent so it gave an otherwise nice gun a bit of an odd appearance.
The other gun of note that I saw was serial no. 6500, a presentation grade with the top rib inscribed that it was made for W H Gough. I asked the dealer what he knew about the gun and he replied that he didn't know any particulars on it. I didn't ask what he wanted for it and now wish I had. Searched for that serial here on the board and saw researchers take on the gun. Wonder what it sold for at auction in Nov last year?
|
Please note that registering for the Fox Collectors Forum does not
mean you are a member of the AH Fox Collectors Association. Paying members of
the AH Fox Collectors Association have access to a private forum where Fox guns
are bought and sold, Newsletters are archived, and many more interesting topics
about Fox guns are discussed by knowledgeable collectors. In addition AHFCA has
copies of all the available factory production cards for graded guns.
Members may obtain a copy of a card on an individual gun. Each member receives
one free card look up per year and then a $25.00 fee applies. To obtain
membership information please click on the Fox Image below.
To view a sample of a factory card click on the card below 
|