Steve, the Amber Selous gun is #300 in the auction, sold for $5000, don't remember if there was a buyer's premium. They probably came a bit later. Luckily the catalog is easy to find in 15 feet or auction catalog shelf space, because it is not black. When I moved in September of 2018, I cannibalized my auction catalog collection down the only what I "think I need". As you know, it is probably the greatest gun auction ever held in the US. The Selous plates on this gun are the best I've ever seen, extend completely over the grip from the action all the way to 1/3 of the way down the stock. By the way, the "Tokyo Treasure" from the 1954 Gun Digest sold for $14,000, probably because of the Gun Digest connection. That is as far as I got on my Gibbs search. Let me know if you need any more information. I think the auction brought 1.2 million. Today, in this depressed market, probably 1.2 mil in Amber guns could be held in your hands.
