HomeWhere can you find information about a Neumann Bros shotgun?
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2012-08-16 05:09:26
2012-08-16 05:09:26
Neumann Freres was in business in Liege, Belgium from 1863 until 1957. Thousands of their double-barrel shotguns were imported to the US (marked with English "Bros." instead of French "Freres") prior to WWI. Value to a shooter = $0, to a collector = $200 (but only if in as-new condition), to a decorator for a mantlepiece = $125-$150.
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