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Wilkes-Barre Gun Co., Wilkes-Barre, PA. U.S.A.; A Grade, 12 gauge for sale
Wilkes-Barre Gun Co., Wilkes-Barre, PA. U.S.A.; A Grade, 12 gauge for sale
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Guns International #: 102887466
Wilkes-Barre Gun Co., Wilkes-Barre, PA. U.S.A.; A Grade, 12 gauge
Description:
Wilkes-Barre gun Co.
This Wilkes-Barre A grade is in very nice original condition. The serial number is 1128 and made about 1894. It is a twelve-gauge with 30-inch fine twist barrels which retain most of the twist pattern drifting brown. bores are bright but have some light pittimg. The engraved action retains about 30% case colors on the sides and there is no rust. Wood is very good with 95% original varnish, and sharp checkering - but has numerous scratches. The original HRBP is near perfect. This is your chance to get a decent example of a very hard to find American doublegun for your collectioon at a very reasonable price.
Among the lesser known American doubleguns the Wilkes-Barre stands out for its quality of design and workmanship. It was formed in1889 when a group of local businessmen and a German born gunmaker named Charls Roth in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania acquired the bankrupt Parry Firearms Co. of Ithaca, NY. For the sum of $50.000. All patents, machinery, materials, and guns were moved to Wilkes-Barre.
The company was formed with a capital of $75, 000 and 30 employes. Parry hammer-guns in-work were finished and marketed under the Wilkes-Barre name and production of a hammerless gun made on Joseph Tonks patents #333,795 Jan. 5, 1886, and #514,574 Feb. 13, 1894. On the order of 2000 guns were made in 3 years of production. The assets of the company were sold at in October 1895 to the Ithaca Gun Company. The design, material, and workmanship of this gun is on par with Fox or LC Smith.
The catalog lists four grades:
-- Grade A, $60 list, with twist barrels, lightly engraved,10- 12- and 16 gauge
-- Grade B, $80 list, with fine Damascus barrels, well engraved, 10-, 12- and 16-gauge
-- Grade C, $100 list; with very fine Damacus barrels; very nicely engraved, full or half-pistol grip; 10, 12 and 16-gauge
-- Grade D; $125 list; with extra fine Damascus barrels; lavishly engraved,10-, 12- and 16-gauge.
Price: $850.00
Antique: Yes
Shotgun Gauge: 12 Gauge
Manufacturer: Wilkes-Barre Guun Co., Wilkes-Barre, PA, U.S.A.
Model: A Grade
Serial Number: 1128
Barrel Length: 30
Chambers: 2 3/4'
Ejectors: No
Condition: Very good
Metal Condition: Very Good
Wood Condition: Very good
Bore Condition: Good
Barrels: Fine Twist
Barrel Type: Double
Action: Boxlock
Triggers: double
Stock: Walnut
Stock Comb: 1 3/4
Stock Heel: 3
Stock Cast: neutral
Fore End: Splinter
Butt Pad: Original Horn
LOP: 14
Weight: ca. 61/2 lbs
Sights: Scope & iron
Manufacture Date: 189
Choke Left: Imp Mod
Choke Right: Imp. Mod.
Engraving: Lightly Engraved
Item Location: CA
Proof:Nitro: yes
Description:
Wilkes-Barre gun Co.
This Wilkes-Barre A grade is in very nice original condition. The serial number is 1128 and made about 1894. It is a twelve-gauge with 30-inch fine twist barrels which retain most of the twist pattern drifting brown. bores are bright but have some light pittimg. The engraved action retains about 30% case colors on the sides and there is no rust. Wood is very good with 95% original varnish, and sharp checkering - but has numerous scratches. The original HRBP is near perfect. This is your chance to get a decent example of a very hard to find American doublegun for your collectioon at a very reasonable price.
Among the lesser known American doubleguns the Wilkes-Barre stands out for its quality of design and workmanship. It was formed in1889 when a group of local businessmen and a German born gunmaker named Charls Roth in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania acquired the bankrupt Parry Firearms Co. of Ithaca, NY. For the sum of $50.000. All patents, machinery, materials, and guns were moved to Wilkes-Barre.
The company was formed with a capital of $75, 000 and 30 employes. Parry hammer-guns in-work were finished and marketed under the Wilkes-Barre name and production of a hammerless gun made on Joseph Tonks patents #333,795 Jan. 5, 1886, and #514,574 Feb. 13, 1894. On the order of 2000 guns were made in 3 years of production. The assets of the company were sold at in October 1895 to the Ithaca Gun Company. The design, material, and workmanship of this gun is on par with Fox or LC Smith.
The catalog lists four grades:
-- Grade A, $60 list, with twist barrels, lightly engraved,10- 12- and 16 gauge
-- Grade B, $80 list, with fine Damascus barrels, well engraved, 10-, 12- and 16-gauge
-- Grade C, $100 list; with very fine Damacus barrels; very nicely engraved, full or half-pistol grip; 10, 12 and 16-gauge
-- Grade D; $125 list; with extra fine Damascus barrels; lavishly engraved,10-, 12- and 16-gauge.
Price: $850.00
Antique: Yes
Shotgun Gauge: 12 Gauge
Manufacturer: Wilkes-Barre Guun Co., Wilkes-Barre, PA, U.S.A.
Model: A Grade
Serial Number: 1128
Barrel Length: 30
Chambers: 2 3/4'
Ejectors: No
Condition: Very good
Metal Condition: Very Good
Wood Condition: Very good
Bore Condition: Good
Barrels: Fine Twist
Barrel Type: Double
Action: Boxlock
Triggers: double
Stock: Walnut
Stock Comb: 1 3/4
Stock Heel: 3
Stock Cast: neutral
Fore End: Splinter
Butt Pad: Original Horn
LOP: 14
Weight: ca. 61/2 lbs
Sights: Scope & iron
Manufacture Date: 189
Choke Left: Imp Mod
Choke Right: Imp. Mod.
Engraving: Lightly Engraved
Item Location: CA
Proof:Nitro: yes
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Guns International #: 102887466
Wilkes-Barre Gun Co., Wilkes-Barre, PA. U.S.A.; A Grade, 12 gauge
Description: Wilkes-Barre gun Co. This Wilkes-Barre A grade is in very nice original condition. The serial number is 1128 and made about 1894. It is a twelve-gauge with 30-inch fine twist barrels which retain most of the twist pattern drifting brown. bores are bright but have some light pittimg. The engraved action retains about 30% case colors on the sides and there is no rust. Wood is very good with 95% original varnish, and sharp checkering - but has numerous scratches. The original HRBP is near perfect. This is your chance to get a decent example of a very hard to find American doublegun for your collectioon at a very reasonable price. Among the lesser known American doubleguns the Wilkes-Barre stands out for its quality of design and workmanship. It was formed in1889 when a group of local businessmen and a German born gunmaker named Charls Roth in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania acquired the bankrupt Parry Firearms Co. of Ithaca, NY. For the sum of $50.000. All patents, machinery, materials, and guns were moved to Wilkes-Barre. The company was formed with a capital of $75, 000 and 30 employes. Parry hammer-guns in-work were finished and marketed under the Wilkes-Barre name and production of a hammerless gun made on Joseph Tonks patents #333,795 Jan. 5, 1886, and #514,574 Feb. 13, 1894. On the order of 2000 guns were made in 3 years of production. The assets of the company were sold at in October 1895 to the Ithaca Gun Company. The design, material, and workmanship of this gun is on par with Fox or LC Smith. The catalog lists four grades: -- Grade A, $60 list, with twist barrels, lightly engraved,10- 12- and 16 gauge -- Grade B, $80 list, with fine Damascus barrels, well engraved, 10-, 12- and 16-gauge -- Grade C, $100 list; with very fine Damacus barrels; very nicely engraved, full or half-pistol grip; 10, 12 and 16-gauge -- Grade D; $125 list; with extra fine Damascus barrels; lavishly engraved,10-, 12- and 16-gauge. Price: $850.00 Antique: Yes Shotgun Gauge: 12 Gauge Manufacturer: Wilkes-Barre Guun Co., Wilkes-Barre, PA, U.S.A. Model: A Grade Serial Number: 1128 Barrel Length: 30 Chambers: 2 3/4' Ejectors: No Condition: Very good Metal Condition: Very Good Wood Condition: Very good Bore Condition: Good Barrels: Fine Twist Barrel Type: Double Action: Boxlock Triggers: double Stock: Walnut Stock Comb: 1 3/4 Stock Heel: 3 Stock Cast: neutral Fore End: Splinter Butt Pad: Original Horn LOP: 14 Weight: ca. 61/2 lbs Sights: Scope & iron Manufacture Date: 189 Choke Left: Imp Mod Choke Right: Imp. Mod. Engraving: Lightly Engraved Item Location: CA Proof:Nitro: yes Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 102887466
Wilkes-Barre Gun Co., Wilkes-Barre, PA. U.S.A.; A Grade, 12 gauge
Description:
Wilkes-Barre gun Co.
This Wilkes-Barre A grade is in very nice original condition. The serial number is 1128 and made about 1894. It is a twelve-gauge with 30-inch fine twist barrels which retain most of the twist pattern drifting brown. bores are bright but have some light pittimg. The engraved action retains about 30% case colors on the sides and there is no rust. Wood is very good with 95% original varnish, and sharp checkering - but has numerous scratches. The original HRBP is near perfect. This is your chance to get a decent example of a very hard to find American doublegun for your collectioon at a very reasonable price.
Among the lesser known American doubleguns the Wilkes-Barre stands out for its quality of design and workmanship. It was formed in1889 when a group of local businessmen and a German born gunmaker named Charls Roth in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania acquired the bankrupt Parry Firearms Co. of Ithaca, NY. For the sum of $50.000. All patents, machinery, materials, and guns were moved to Wilkes-Barre.
The company was formed with a capital of $75, 000 and 30 employes. Parry hammer-guns in-work were finished and marketed under the Wilkes-Barre name and production of a hammerless gun made on Joseph Tonks patents #333,795 Jan. 5, 1886, and #514,574 Feb. 13, 1894. On the order of 2000 guns were made in 3 years of production. The assets of the company were sold at in October 1895 to the Ithaca Gun Company. The design, material, and workmanship of this gun is on par with Fox or LC Smith.
The catalog lists four grades:
-- Grade A, $60 list, with twist barrels, lightly engraved,10- 12- and 16 gauge
-- Grade B, $80 list, with fine Damascus barrels, well engraved, 10-, 12- and 16-gauge
-- Grade C, $100 list; with very fine Damacus barrels; very nicely engraved, full or half-pistol grip; 10, 12 and 16-gauge
-- Grade D; $125 list; with extra fine Damascus barrels; lavishly engraved,10-, 12- and 16-gauge.
Price: $850.00
Antique: Yes
Shotgun Gauge: 12 Gauge
Manufacturer: Wilkes-Barre Guun Co., Wilkes-Barre, PA, U.S.A.
Model: A Grade
Serial Number: 1128
Barrel Length: 30
Chambers: 2 3/4'
Ejectors: No
Condition: Very good
Metal Condition: Very Good
Wood Condition: Very good
Bore Condition: Good
Barrels: Fine Twist
Barrel Type: Double
Action: Boxlock
Triggers: double
Stock: Walnut
Stock Comb: 1 3/4
Stock Heel: 3
Stock Cast: neutral
Fore End: Splinter
Butt Pad: Original Horn
LOP: 14
Weight: ca. 61/2 lbs
Sights: Scope & iron
Manufacture Date: 189
Choke Left: Imp Mod
Choke Right: Imp. Mod.
Engraving: Lightly Engraved
Item Location: CA
Proof:Nitro: yes
Description:
Wilkes-Barre gun Co.
This Wilkes-Barre A grade is in very nice original condition. The serial number is 1128 and made about 1894. It is a twelve-gauge with 30-inch fine twist barrels which retain most of the twist pattern drifting brown. bores are bright but have some light pittimg. The engraved action retains about 30% case colors on the sides and there is no rust. Wood is very good with 95% original varnish, and sharp checkering - but has numerous scratches. The original HRBP is near perfect. This is your chance to get a decent example of a very hard to find American doublegun for your collectioon at a very reasonable price.
Among the lesser known American doubleguns the Wilkes-Barre stands out for its quality of design and workmanship. It was formed in1889 when a group of local businessmen and a German born gunmaker named Charls Roth in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania acquired the bankrupt Parry Firearms Co. of Ithaca, NY. For the sum of $50.000. All patents, machinery, materials, and guns were moved to Wilkes-Barre.
The company was formed with a capital of $75, 000 and 30 employes. Parry hammer-guns in-work were finished and marketed under the Wilkes-Barre name and production of a hammerless gun made on Joseph Tonks patents #333,795 Jan. 5, 1886, and #514,574 Feb. 13, 1894. On the order of 2000 guns were made in 3 years of production. The assets of the company were sold at in October 1895 to the Ithaca Gun Company. The design, material, and workmanship of this gun is on par with Fox or LC Smith.
The catalog lists four grades:
-- Grade A, $60 list, with twist barrels, lightly engraved,10- 12- and 16 gauge
-- Grade B, $80 list, with fine Damascus barrels, well engraved, 10-, 12- and 16-gauge
-- Grade C, $100 list; with very fine Damacus barrels; very nicely engraved, full or half-pistol grip; 10, 12 and 16-gauge
-- Grade D; $125 list; with extra fine Damascus barrels; lavishly engraved,10-, 12- and 16-gauge.
Price: $850.00
Antique: Yes
Shotgun Gauge: 12 Gauge
Manufacturer: Wilkes-Barre Guun Co., Wilkes-Barre, PA, U.S.A.
Model: A Grade
Serial Number: 1128
Barrel Length: 30
Chambers: 2 3/4'
Ejectors: No
Condition: Very good
Metal Condition: Very Good
Wood Condition: Very good
Bore Condition: Good
Barrels: Fine Twist
Barrel Type: Double
Action: Boxlock
Triggers: double
Stock: Walnut
Stock Comb: 1 3/4
Stock Heel: 3
Stock Cast: neutral
Fore End: Splinter
Butt Pad: Original Horn
LOP: 14
Weight: ca. 61/2 lbs
Sights: Scope & iron
Manufacture Date: 189
Choke Left: Imp Mod
Choke Right: Imp. Mod.
Engraving: Lightly Engraved
Item Location: CA
Proof:Nitro: yes
Guns International #: 102887466
Guns International #: 102887466
Wilkes-Barre Gun Co., Wilkes-Barre, PA. U.S.A.; A Grade, 12 gauge
Description:
Wilkes-Barre gun Co.
This Wilkes-Barre A grade is in very nice original condition. The serial number is 1128 and made about 1894. It is a twelve-gauge with 30-inch fine twist barrels which retain most of the twist pattern drifting brown. bores are bright but have some light pittimg. The engraved action retains about 30% case colors on the sides and there is no rust. Wood is very good with 95% original varnish, and sharp checkering - but has numerous scratches. The original HRBP is near perfect. This is your chance to get a decent example of a very hard to find American doublegun for your collectioon at a very reasonable price.
Among the lesser known American doubleguns the Wilkes-Barre stands out for its quality of design and workmanship. It was formed in1889 when a group of local businessmen and a German born gunmaker named Charls Roth in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania acquired the bankrupt Parry Firearms Co. of Ithaca, NY. For the sum of $50.000. All patents, machinery, materials, and guns were moved to Wilkes-Barre.
The company was formed with a capital of $75, 000 and 30 employes. Parry hammer-guns in-work were finished and marketed under the Wilkes-Barre name and production of a hammerless gun made on Joseph Tonks patents #333,795 Jan. 5, 1886, and #514,574 Feb. 13, 1894. On the order of 2000 guns were made in 3 years of production. The assets of the company were sold at in October 1895 to the Ithaca Gun Company. The design, material, and workmanship of this gun is on par with Fox or LC Smith.
The catalog lists four grades:
-- Grade A, $60 list, with twist barrels, lightly engraved,10- 12- and 16 gauge
-- Grade B, $80 list, with fine Damascus barrels, well engraved, 10-, 12- and 16-gauge
-- Grade C, $100 list; with very fine Damacus barrels; very nicely engraved, full or half-pistol grip; 10, 12 and 16-gauge
-- Grade D; $125 list; with extra fine Damascus barrels; lavishly engraved,10-, 12- and 16-gauge.
Price: $850.00
Antique: Yes
Shotgun Gauge: 12 Gauge
Manufacturer: Wilkes-Barre Guun Co., Wilkes-Barre, PA, U.S.A.
Model: A Grade
Serial Number: 1128
Barrel Length: 30
Chambers: 2 3/4'
Ejectors: No
Condition: Very good
Metal Condition: Very Good
Wood Condition: Very good
Bore Condition: Good
Barrels: Fine Twist
Barrel Type: Double
Action: Boxlock
Triggers: double
Stock: Walnut
Stock Comb: 1 3/4
Stock Heel: 3
Stock Cast: neutral
Fore End: Splinter
Butt Pad: Original Horn
LOP: 14
Weight: ca. 61/2 lbs
Sights: Scope & iron
Manufacture Date: 189
Choke Left: Imp Mod
Choke Right: Imp. Mod.
Engraving: Lightly Engraved
Item Location: CA
Proof:Nitro: yes
Description:
Wilkes-Barre gun Co.
This Wilkes-Barre A grade is in very nice original condition. The serial number is 1128 and made about 1894. It is a twelve-gauge with 30-inch fine twist barrels which retain most of the twist pattern drifting brown. bores are bright but have some light pittimg. The engraved action retains about 30% case colors on the sides and there is no rust. Wood is very good with 95% original varnish, and sharp checkering - but has numerous scratches. The original HRBP is near perfect. This is your chance to get a decent example of a very hard to find American doublegun for your collectioon at a very reasonable price.
Among the lesser known American doubleguns the Wilkes-Barre stands out for its quality of design and workmanship. It was formed in1889 when a group of local businessmen and a German born gunmaker named Charls Roth in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania acquired the bankrupt Parry Firearms Co. of Ithaca, NY. For the sum of $50.000. All patents, machinery, materials, and guns were moved to Wilkes-Barre.
The company was formed with a capital of $75, 000 and 30 employes. Parry hammer-guns in-work were finished and marketed under the Wilkes-Barre name and production of a hammerless gun made on Joseph Tonks patents #333,795 Jan. 5, 1886, and #514,574 Feb. 13, 1894. On the order of 2000 guns were made in 3 years of production. The assets of the company were sold at in October 1895 to the Ithaca Gun Company. The design, material, and workmanship of this gun is on par with Fox or LC Smith.
The catalog lists four grades:
-- Grade A, $60 list, with twist barrels, lightly engraved,10- 12- and 16 gauge
-- Grade B, $80 list, with fine Damascus barrels, well engraved, 10-, 12- and 16-gauge
-- Grade C, $100 list; with very fine Damacus barrels; very nicely engraved, full or half-pistol grip; 10, 12 and 16-gauge
-- Grade D; $125 list; with extra fine Damascus barrels; lavishly engraved,10-, 12- and 16-gauge.
Price: $850.00
Antique: Yes
Shotgun Gauge: 12 Gauge
Manufacturer: Wilkes-Barre Guun Co., Wilkes-Barre, PA, U.S.A.
Model: A Grade
Serial Number: 1128
Barrel Length: 30
Chambers: 2 3/4'
Ejectors: No
Condition: Very good
Metal Condition: Very Good
Wood Condition: Very good
Bore Condition: Good
Barrels: Fine Twist
Barrel Type: Double
Action: Boxlock
Triggers: double
Stock: Walnut
Stock Comb: 1 3/4
Stock Heel: 3
Stock Cast: neutral
Fore End: Splinter
Butt Pad: Original Horn
LOP: 14
Weight: ca. 61/2 lbs
Sights: Scope & iron
Manufacture Date: 189
Choke Left: Imp Mod
Choke Right: Imp. Mod.
Engraving: Lightly Engraved
Item Location: CA
Proof:Nitro: yes
Contact Seller
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