Well, you posted it under Crescent Firearms, and that' the right company. It was probably retailed by Simmons Hardware Co. of St Louis, Mo. I have a 20 guage double with the "Utica" and "London Fluid Steel markings. It also gas a Simmons Hardware grip plate. I found parts listed at numrich gun parts (www.gunpartscorp.com) and I also found some info in a Gun Traders book. The gun traders book says it was made by savage in Utica, Ny. There was a few more details but my book is loaned out at this time so I can't give all the info. The ordering information from Numrich indicates it is similar to or the same as the FoxBDE,(made by savage) Savage 540DL. If you will send your address I will give you the other information when my traders book is returned. Hope this is informative. gbigbopper1@wmconnect.com
The current Barrett Firearms does not make a double shotgun. Exactly how is your gun marked?
Can't be determined from the markings you list.
inside reciever stamped: 4256 D C
Numerous companies at the turn of the century made inexpensive firearms. No way to know if there are no other markings.
The value of a London Fine Damascus 14 gauge double barrel shotgun marked JT Sang Ford depend on its condition. This gun in excellent condition is valued between 225.00 and 320.00 as of 2014.
Glenfield firearms were manufactured by Marlin (many were marked with both names). Cotter & Co was one of the retail hardware stores that sold Glenfield guns and some of them were stamped with the store name.
What does ghr mean stamped on gold
charles roges shotgun
Made by the Crescent Firearms Co. If it is marked as AMERICAN GUN CO, it would be 1905-1922. If marked as CRESCENT FIREARMS is would be 1922-1930.
Crescent Firearms, J. Stevens Arms Co, Hopkins and Allen. The Utica name was a house-brand for Simmons Hardware, St Louis, 1875-1940.
I can't find anything about a "379" (could it be 370 or 375?), but if the name is stamped as you have it written, the gun was made between 1864 and 1886.
Pacific Arms Corp of Modesto is a firearms importer. US law requires that firearms imported into the US be marked with the name and address of the Importer. Among other possibilities, they were importing guns made by Shooter's Arms.