greg BLANK < BLANK @ BLANK > wrote:
Hi Pete,
There is nothing at all, nothing but a serial #. I have found nothing at all in the blue book of gun values pertaining to THE UTICA FIRE ARMS CO..
We feel it is simply an American Guilded catalogue gun from the early 1900's.
It is very solid and well made--it certainly beats the hell out of any Lefever nitro special that I have ever seen. I would rate it's quality alongside a Fox Sterlingworth of it's era.
Thanks, Greg and Jeff BLANK
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> Subject: Question regarding GunBroker.com Item 86309848
> Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2007 20:41:22 -0500
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> REGARDING ITEM: 86309848 Not a Fox or a Parker a Utica arms 16 ga. sxs
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> Hi,
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> Please excuse me. I am curious about this gun. Are there any markings
> on the receiver or on the bottom of the barrels when you remove them?
> Anything like a "Pat Pend" or Patent anywhere on this gun?
>
> Thanks,
