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Thanks Daryl;
I wrote down the markings so would remember them all intending to start a post asking about this gun, then when this thread came up, just added it on. Markings were New Baker on left frame side. On right frame side was Syracuse Forging & Gun Co on one line & on another line below that Syracuse N Y. From your info looks like this one was built Before the Fire. Thus would appear to be after Oct 4 '87 but prior to mid 1889. Close enough.
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Last edited by Daryl Hallquist; 11/02/15 12:49 PM.
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I had the chance to examine the gun again today. There is no "F" after the serial number. It's a nice old 12 of whatever mfg. Choked pretty open from the looks of it.
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Daryl;
thanks for the pics. Certainly a higher grade than the one my friend has. His would appear to be the basic grade gun.
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