Appears to be Ithaca-like, but not exactly.
No markings except the serial number.

Thank you!

I have posted the pictures at Gunboards: https://www.gunboards.com/threads/help-identifying-a-sxs-barrel-set.1181832/

It was the easiest way for me to host the pictures. Still have a working Photobucket account but my ISP is really slow on uploading tonight.

Thanks again!

I believe it is a later model Hopkins & Allen. The earlier models had a dolls-head rib extension.

Mike,

Can you post a picture showing the pattern of the top rib matting? Many makers used a unique design.

John

Drew,
Thank you for the H&A information. Will dig around Google Images.

John,
Picture of rib matting added to the Gunboards thread.

Mike,

Here are my observations:

The rib matting is not a pattern used by H&A, their predecessor F&W.
The rib pattern is similar to Colton and Union F.A. Co barrels but the lug and cocking hook is not.
The barrel hanger is a Deeley type? Any patent dates?

The other maker that used a similar rib pattern was Torkelson. The early Torkelson models had dolls head extensions and a different lug design, but the last model has an extension and top bolting that matches your barrels. I believe Daryl Hallquist might be able to provide an answer.

https://www.doublegunshop.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=75887&page=all

John

John is correct. The barrels are from a Torkelson. The rib matting, extension, loop, hook, etc all match the barrels on my Torkelson. The forend latch is an Anson type.

daryl, your torkelson is lovely...

especially like the krupp markings...

That is very different from this Torkelson --

Researcher, yes, lots of differences. John E is the "expert" on these variations and I bet he can put some dates that are close . Here's the single trigger patent used by Torkelson. It's by Houldcroft.

Never could get the single trigger mechanism on my Torkelson to work, but didn't try to fix it myself. Doubles on me regularly.

Thank you all for the information.
Nice to see Daryl and Dave still posting .

To the question about other markings. There are none.
The s/n 14812 is stamped on the barrel flats, forend iron and forend wood. Those are the only marks.

I don't believe I have ever heard of Torkelson before now.
This barrel set came to me out of a "Dead Gunsmith" auction in Connecticut a year or two ago. I bought an actual truck load of barrels. Most were muzzleloader and misc. rifle but also included a few SxS barrel sets including these.

I am reorganizing as I have another bunch of parts coming in and finally took the opportunity to post these here.
Anyone need a set of barrels for a Torkelson?

EDIT: The rear screw in the forend iron is angled as shown in the picture posted by Researcher.

Torkelson SxS's are more commonly found with with trade names. The last model was a totally different design from the early models. I have seen a few stamped Boston Field Gun.