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Did anyone make it to the auction yesterday? If so did you see what items 9, 11, 178, 179, and 529 went for?
I would've made it but I was forced into yard work instead...
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yard work??? gee I can't even see my yard its still under snow,even if I could guns auction trumps a rake!
#9 900 (those barrels measured ic/c and looked cut to me or I would have bumped it as it was not bad for a 12bore)
11 2300
178 1750
179 1350
add 15%
have no clue about 529 as I didn't stay
a nib,with the box Savage 99 went for 5k that will make you save those boxs for the grandkids
HTH
Dave K
Last edited by Dave K; 03/25/07 06:12 PM.
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Dave-
Thanks for the response...the warm weather melted the snow off of the field and it was time to fire up the gravely and cut down the brush!
#11 is a pricey sterlingworth! As were 178 and 179(which btw, looked like someone hammered the right barrel at the choke with a tiny ball peen hammer!)
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Mr. Dave,
Did they have a Pedersoli double blackpowder rifle? Any idea what it went for?
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StormsGSP,
they did had a Pedersoli double rifle but it was 8x57 hammer gun,it went for 1900 +15%
Happy to help Tom,if your going to next one let me know and maybe we can meet up.Did you look at #9?
Dave K
Last edited by Dave K; 03/26/07 07:16 AM.
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What about #80, the XE-Grade Ansley H. Fox 20-gauge with straight grip and the gold plated Miller single selective trigger?
#11 looked like a pretty nice 16-gauge Sterlingworth in the pictures.
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How about the Luger carbine, and the J. Lang double rifle?
Thanks, Mal
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Thanks Mr. Dave. Thought they had a blackpowder. Take care.
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Reasearcher,that Fox, with the short stock went for 14K
Hi Mal, the Luger Carbine went down at 10k,just one bid to open and no bump if I recall, that 500 exp DR was 4k,that was neat too !
Best,
Dave K
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Dave- I did look at #9 briefly, nice gun but I agree about the barrels. How did the Goens rifle do? An amazing piece of wood! For those who havent seen it: http://www.amoskeagauction.com/58/auction58.html, item number 8. Thanks again and I would enjoy meeting up with you at the next auction, Tom
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