*FASCINATING CASED CUSTOM L.C. SMITH 4-BBL SET.

*FASCINATING CASED CUSTOM L.C. SMITH 4-BBL SET. SN 123306. Cal. 410; 32-20; 25-20. 2 SETS of 410 bbls: 1ST SET 28″ raised, tapered, matted rib with dual brass sighting beads, 3″ chambers, FULL / FULL chokes with ejectors, marked on right bbl “L.C. SMITH” and on left “FULTON, N.Y., U.S.A.”; 2ND SET 28″ raised, tapered rib with sgl brass sighting bead, 3″ chambers, FULL / FULL chokes with ejectors; bbls were left FULL / FULL to allow new owner to choke as desired. Trim, elegant, fully-checkered beavertail forend with banjo latch is shared by these bbls. The 2 rifle bbls are each 26″ with raised, tapered rib, fine gold bead front sight, 2-leaf rear sight with one standing & one flip-up with gold center lines; bbls marked on right “L.C. SMITH” and on left with caliber designation & “FULTON, N.Y., U.S.A.”. The 2 rifle bbls share a beavertail forend & are equipped with extractors. This fine bbl work was carried out by Kirk Merrington. Receiver has been sculpted & reshaped to resemble an English sidelock by Dale Tate & engraved by Charles Lee in fine, Purdy-style, rose-&-scroll pattern. Mounted with stunning piece of highly figured walnut with checkered straight grip, gold initial shield and heel & toe plates by stockmaker Bill Harvey. The brilliant case colors were done by Don Menk Case Color Co. This unique one-of-a-kind set is housed in an oak & leather case, with brass corners, by John Fallon. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Bbls retain nearly all of their fine custom professional blue. Receiver retains virtually all of its fine brilliant case colors. Stock & forearms with just a couple of very minor tiny handling marks, sharp crisp checkering & fine professional hand-rubbed oil finish. Mechanics are crisp, automatic 2-way safety, strong ejectors in shotgun bbls with nice shiny bores. Rifle bbls both have fine shiny bores. Case is in equally like-new condition. 4-33809 BDT191 (12,500-18,500)

Auction: Firearms - Fall 2008

Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

Image	Lot	Price	Description
	1494	$10,925.00	FASCINATING CASED CUSTOM L.C. SMITH 4-BBL SET. SN 123306. Cal. 410; 32-20; 25-20. 2 SETS of 410 bbls: 1ST SET 28″ raised, tapered, matted rib with dual brass sighting beads, 3″ chambers, FULL / FULL chokes with ejectors, marked on right bbl “L.C. SMITH” and on left “FULTON, N.Y., U.S.A.”; 2ND SET 28″ raised, tapered rib with sgl brass sighting bead, 3″ chambers, FULL / FULL chokes with ejectors; bbls were left FULL / FULL to allow new owner to choke as desired. Trim, elegant, fully-checkered beavertail forend with banjo latch is shared by these bbls. The 2 rifle bbls are each 26″ with raised, tapered rib, fine gold bead front sight, 2-leaf rear sight with one standing & one flip-up with gold center lines; bbls marked on right “L.C. SMITH” and on left with caliber designation & “FULTON, N.Y., U.S.A.”. The 2 rifle bbls share a beavertail forend & are equipped with extractors. This fine bbl work was carried out by Kirk Merrington. Receiver has been sculpted & reshaped to resemble an English sidelock by Dale Tate & engraved by Charles Lee in fine, Purdy-style, rose-&-scroll pattern. Mounted with stunning piece of highly figured walnut with checkered straight grip, gold initial shield and heel & toe plates by stockmaker Bill Harvey. The brilliant case colors were done by Don Menk Case Color Co. This unique one-of-a-kind set is housed in an oak & leather case, with brass corners, by John Fallon. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Bbls retain nearly all of their fine custom professional blue. Receiver retains virtually all of its fine brilliant case colors. Stock & forearms with just a couple of very minor tiny handling marks, sharp crisp checkering & fine professional hand-rubbed oil finish. Mechanics are crisp, automatic 2-way safety, strong ejectors in shotgun bbls with nice shiny bores. Rifle bbls both have fine shiny bores. Case is in equally like-new condition. 4-33809 BDT191 (12,500-18,500) Auction: Firearms - Fall 2008 Please Note:* All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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