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Provenance: The Malcolm King Collection.Ĭash Payment Discount: 3.5% Participation Requirements: Valid Credit Card required for bidding approval Payment Options: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, Check, Money Order, Wire Transfer, and Cash Visa MasterCard Discover American Express Payment Instructions: REGIONAL AUCTIONS - UPDATED 7-7-2020 The exterior of the case with remains of old luggage labels, initialed “A.M./ARMY & NAVY CLUB/LONDON”. In brass cornered oak and leather fitted case lined in red baize, the lid with Stephen Grant trade label and loading data for this gun. The underside of the butt with blank silver oval initial escutcheon. Well-figured straight hand stock with checkered grip, butt and forearm, the latter with Anson push button release.
Furniture including engraved trigger guard and heel and toe plates. Casehardened action signed “STEPHEN GRANT” on each side of the rounded body and engraved “PATENT” on top of the standing breech, with automatic safety with gold inlaid “SAFE”. The underside of the barrels and water table with original London black powder “Not For Ball” proof marks and London nitro reproof marks. LONDON”, and engraved with a foliate motif at the breech end. With browned twist barrels each engraved with narrow decorative band at the breech end, with narrow concave rib with bead front sight, numbered “4” and signed “STEPHEN GRANT. The maker’s records confirm this gun was completed in 1882 and incorporates Horatio Philips' (a future ‘Gun Editor’ at The Field magazine) patent for a lever cocking trigger plate action shotgun mechanism (Patent No. Condition: Good Make: Other - Manufacturer Model: Side By Side Barrel Length: 30 inch Caliber: 12 Stock Material: Solid Wood Serial #: 5209 Low Estimate: 2,250 High Estimate: 3,500 Rare Engraved Stephen Grant 12 Bore Sidelever Hammerless Non-Ejector Shotgun with Case
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