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That is a beautiful model 375 David. The 375 was SD&G's top offering at the time the gun was produced as SD&G had yet to introduce the "Regent Diamond" quality guns (model 500).
I agree with Doug that the gun is worth more like $10K, possibly more. My first swag at the value, sight unseen, was to give you a floor - i.e., even a trashed model 375 would be worth at least $6K. The gun needs a little cleanup to bring it back to its former glory but nothing too drastic.
Enjoy your gun! The chukars in Hells Canyon don't know what they are in for.
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Mr. Mann, Asbach and Coke?? Would that be in a proper snifter or in a paper cup? Sorry, John, I couldn't resist.
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Ho Bill !!!
The last of that noble libation was in the BahnHoff in Bremerhaven back in 1960. It was in a glass that was far from a snifter though.
As I remember, it was a dark and stormy night, when she
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John
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Coming to this late, and just being a little uneducated , I'z got to say, stunning. Hell of a bird buster. John, how come we don't get any that look like that, that I can afford, here?
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Tim:
There is a dark cloud over my head when it comes to Lindners. I hope to one day own a nice one.:}
I am saving my gelt for a 28 gauge side lock. Is it too much to hope that it was built at the same time as the only box lock 410???
If any of you have such a gun, remember that my birthday is in November !!!:}
Best,
John
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Your right,between John, Tim and I you would think one of us could unearth a deal like that in the north country.Some guys have all the luck,maybe one day............
Very happy for David,especially siince it was so far away,I would have been fit to be tied if that was for sale and I missed it in our neck of the woods.
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Wow. What a piece and what a steal. Can you take a close up of the setter? I have seen another Lindner with a very similar dog- I'll try to find the picture.
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 Patent numbers
Last edited by long range; 09/08/07 03:02 PM.
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Dog looks to be a Llewellin setter. Just like period dogs, Count Gladstone Sioux Geneva and Mohawk. 
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Top and trigger guard. 
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