My Sterlingworth

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M_kats28
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My Sterlingworth

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Hello all this sterlingworth has been my grandpas gun for the past 40-50 years he passed away about 4 years ago and has been in my possession since was cleaning out the safe today and keeping track of what i have (Serial number list) and decided to do some more research which leads me to this post the gun is in pretty good condition for being how old it is (in my opinion) just looking to see if i can Get some questions answered. Like what year or close it was made in. what is it worth not that i would Ever sell it. the serial number is 51443 has 30” barrels and says made in PA...... will atach photos when i have access to a computer won’t allow me from my phone
M_kats28
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Also should add that it is a 12 gauge.
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by serial number - that is a very early Sterlingworth- 1910 - first year's production

it should be "pin" gun- does the action look like this?
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Yup action looks like that. Action is in about the same condition as that pic posted
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That early of a gun should read "The Sterlingworth Co." About 3000 were made. But it would be interesting if this gun has a rounded front side panel on the frame or the later pointed profile.
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