Nice Old Double Gunworks

W. R. Pape 10ga hammergun. Have not seen this action before. Very cool and in excellent condition.

Parker Bros. VH Grade 12ga
Made in 1907
#1 frame size (typically used for 16ga, making this a more uncommon lightweight 12ga)
28” Vulcan Steel barrels (confirmed uncut) with matted top rib and factory bead
DAC 1 1/2”
DAH 2 5/8”
LOP 14 1/4” ending with factory buttplate (confirmed uncut)
CHAMBERS = 2 5/8”
CHOKES = Full/Full
WT = 6lbs 13oz
Double triggers
Automatic safety

This guns has been in hibernation for the last 50+ years, with the buttstock completed covered with a leather lace up cover from the wrist back, original stock finish is very healthy, very small field marks scattered about with two moderate blemishes at the left cheek and in the forend checkering, checkering overall is factory fresh original, barrel to action fit is tight, barrels ring very clearly like a church bell, beautiful bores with one small immaterial dent on the underside of the left barrel, main action screw under top lever shows screw slot damage with remaining screws showing zero damage, some color case colors remains, blued surfaces adopting a browning patina.

This Parker Bros. VH 28” Full/Full 12ga #1 frame double had been inside of a full length lace up leather cover for at least the past 50 years while has been sitting unused. Some light surface rust on tve barrel and action, but colors still remain in some areas and the bores are great. Trigger guard will be blued and I need to insure a couple of screws will turn, but then down the road it will go.

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A little fine tuning of the fit of the grips scales and backstrap of a S&W model 19 square butt to round butt conversion.

From the 1931-1932 Ithaca Gun Company catalog.

Utica made AH Fox 20g AE with a style of forend I’ve never seen before. Not poorly made in the slightest, but I would not have expected a big beavertail on a diminutive little straight stock 20ga.

Fox shooters, please shed some light on this. Thanks.

Dangerfield & Lefever hammergun.

Wi******er 1894

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Good friend acquired a Wi******er 1873. Somewhat of a basket case. Have begun trying to get it back to some level of decent or good condition. This is where it is start from.

Ithaca Flues color casing. Images are right out of the water quench. No oil or clear coat.