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Michael, I have four Premiers and each has a different frame configuration

Wow! Pictures, pictures.

Do any of yours have a gold or silver design on them. I would describe the one on my Scott as a Fleur-de-lis cross. The most common I see are the “Star-of-David”.

No Snakes that I can see, I would like to see a picture of one. The two cartridges are packed with the other ammo for Vegas.

I have one with the same triggerguard ( gold cross ). My photo skills are BAD. I'll try to get them photoed in the AM.

Since we're on the topic of Scotts, check out this boxlock:

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It's a 12g I ran across a few years ago. It's a model that doesn't appear in any of the W. & C. Scott or Webley & Scott catalogs that I've seen.

Grade wise, it's a step up from a Reliance (the model shown in their catalogs as the top-of-the-line A&D gun).

A friend of mine has seen another of these, so we know it's not a one off.

Has anyone else ever seen one?

OWD

[img]http://jane.noble.home.comcast.net/srnphotos/[/img] Mic hael,
Not sure if this will show thw BAD photos. For ref. serial #s 726xx, 312xx, 414xx, and 280xx.

Beautiful! When was it made?

Nice gathering of Scotts, thanks for sharing. My Scott with the gold cross is serial No. 41424. If I remember correctly this gun sold for about $300 in 1887.

414XX...Do we have a "Pair"?

41426

That was close! Years ago I showed my Smith & Wesson K-32 to a friend who had one, turned out they were consecutive serial numbered. We decided what one was worth flipped a coin and I lost so sold mine to him. Relieved I won’t be loosing my Scott, we need to find 41425.