Fie derringers, a type of small, pocket-sized pistol, were popularized in the 19th century, particularly by the Philadelphia-based firearm manufacturer Deringer, founded by Henry Deringer in the 1800s. These firearms became well-known for their use in personal protection and were notably used by historical figures, including John Wilkes Booth, who assassinated President Abraham Lincoln with a Deringer pistol. Variations of the original design have been produced by various manufacturers over the years.
FIE was an importer, not a maker. Value will depend on who made the shotgun FIE was an importer, not a maker. Value will depend on who made the shotgun
FIE imported various arms made by various makers.
FIE is/was an importer. Probably made in Europe.
small and easy to conceal
FIE.
No known published data
No known published data.
FIE (Firearms Import Export) was an importer based in Miami, FL. They have not made any firearms, but sold inexpensive guns made by a variety of manufacturers from countries around the world, including Germany, Turkey and Italy. FIE filed for bankruptcy in 1990, and is no longer in business.
My Lord
it means there is a spelling mustake
OK
Tjong A Fie died in 1921.