Strong showing for a Sterlingworth ...

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Strong showing for a Sterlingworth ...

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I was watching the Julia auction today when Lot #1118 came up for bid, A.H. Fox Sterlingworth 20 gauge which sold for $3500 plus premium. Wow !

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Not the least bit surprised on that one. A small-bore with Condition-Condition-Condition!
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Post by Silvers »

Mr Roll said it well: condition, condition! For example, Lot 1106 which is a high condition J-Grade SBT gun that hammered at $6250 plus the juice. In comparison, Lots 1107 and 1108 which are also J-Grades but with condition issues, sold for $2200 and $2250 respectively. Then there's Lot 1109, a CE 16-bore with 28 inchers, "partially restored", hammering at $5K.

Also for info, there's another batch of Foxes coming up (Lots 3516-3530) later in the week.
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There seem to be quite a few "partially restored" guns in this auction. But some coming up that are original.


And some that might of gone higher if the auctioneer was just a little slower to give a chance for online bids to reach them :(
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What did lot # 1121, the early B, go for?
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$2750. "Partially Restored"
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