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A grade 12 gauge, 1st generation engraving. 30" and 28" barrels each with their own forend, neat old Brauer Brothers case...

Very nice!

Wow what a case

Very nice. BTW, love the case. Have been looking for a nice doublegun leg of mutton case for years that will accommodate 2 sets of barrels . All the one's I've seen have been beyond used.

Real nice, Fin! Jim

nice gun- nice case- cleaning rod and all

looks like someone's once prized possession is in good hands

Very nice Fin

12 gauge early A, my favorite gun!

You have a great one. What's the first couple digits of the SN if I may ask?

Jolly

Thanks everyone; I'm really excited about the gun! Jolly the serial number is 20XXX. Hard to tell from my cell phone pics but the gun still has some nice colors...

Great gun, great with case Phil !!
tjw

Fin2Feather wrote:Thanks everyone; I'm really excited about the gun! Jolly the serial number is 20XXX. Hard to tell from my cell phone pics but the gun still has some nice colors...

It sure is a beauty Phil.

Thanks for the SN.

Jolly

Very nice a Fox classic beautiful example. Craig

A very nice find, a time travel setup. Do you know anything of the original owner and its history?

Roosters beware!!
Very nice

Silvers wrote:A very nice find, a time travel setup. Do you know anything of the original owner and its history?

I wish I did, but no. According to the card the gun was shipped on Nov. 30, 1912 to J.M.K. Southwick Estate. The gun was built with the 28" barrels; no mention on the card of the 30" unless it was one the back, which is why I asked on another thread if both sides of the cards are available. Both sets of barrels and the forends are numbered to the gun, and are marked 1 and 2. I have asked the seller if he has any additional information or knows any history on the gun but have not received a reply as yet.

Fin, which set of barrels have the "1" and which have the "2"? Jim