Gun Vault On Fox Hill - American Doubles

AMERICAN DOUBLES

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Photo	Stevens Ideal "Walnut Hill" Rifle No. 49 # 1085 very early model with Stevens scope. The 28 inch half round/octagon heavy barrel is chambered for 32-40. It also sports the standard anterior Globe and posterior vernier ladder tang peep site. Interior condition of the barrel is excellent and exterior of barrel and scope show honest wear- certainly not abused. The well scroll engraved 44 1/2 falling block action retains faded case colors and a closed loop lever. The semi-fancy walnut pistol grip stock has most off its original finish as the fine checkering and its Swiss type butt plate and high cheek piece. This Steven model is the most sought after and often requested by single shot competitors and enthusiasts. $6500
Photo Photo	A H Fox DE Special #202273 Upgrade from an original A H Fox AE 20 bore to a DE Special by the best American gunsmiths in the trade. Barrels are 28 inches with original 2 1/2 inch chambers and a wide matt rib. The stock is also upgraded with a highly figured piece of walnut and well executed fleur de lys styled checkering. It measures 14 1/4x1 1/2x2 1/4x0 cast to an original Fox butt plate. It also sports two triggers and weighs 5-12. Many of these are available today as a reproduction of the original A H Fox but few are Philadelphia Foxes with factory letter from the Fox historian John Callahan. Should be worth as much as a reproduction if not substantially more. $18000
Photo Photo	Tom Morrow American Custom Rifle #119389 by Tom Morrow of Freedom, New Hampshire, An extrordinary magazine rifle built on an original 1936 magnum double square bridge Oberndorf Mauser action as a 9.3x64 Brenneke. The one piece 24 inch Wells barrel with 1/3 rib were fitted with a five leaf (1 standing-4 folding) express rear sight and banded belt loop and front ramped blade sight with folding hood. The rib has retention grooves to mount an extended eye relief scope if desired. This leaves the original Mauser action free of any alterations such as mounting holes or engraving and retains its value. The action was fitted with a Blackburn bottom metal and trigger guard, all of which was English small scroll engraved by Simon Litton of Purdeys. A gold inlay of a lion rests on the trigger guard. All accessories other than the action sport some small scroll engraving. The exhibition grade walnut stock with horn fore end tip measures 14 1/4 inches to a checkered butt with buffalo horn heel and toe protectors. The full pistol grip has a trap door case colored and engraved grip cap. The butt stock has a belt loop and a shadow cheek piece for right hand shooter. The total weight of the rifle without the scope and mounts is 9-2. Excellent quality rifle (check photos) built by a master at the peak of his career in a canvas and leather case. $9800