Stan do you have the gun?Gary

Yes, 2nd from the top down, just below the 20 gauge

Beautiful works of art Mr. Hoover.

Mr. Hoover sir , you da man :bowdown::bowdown::bowdown:

Stan are any of those in the above pic 10 gauge ?

Unfortunately no 10 gauge Craig,

I think there may have been a Grade 7 10 gauge or possibly a 12 gauge Magnum sold at Julia’s a number of years back, other than that, I’ve never encountered a Grade 7 10 gauge.

According to company summary provided by Keith Houghtling for Walt Snyder’s book, there were approximately 22 Grade 7 NID’s produced. This does not include earlier Ithaca models.

Me and a friend had 5 together and we thought pictures were necessary.

Stan

PS. There were 2 28 gauges and 2 410 Grade 7’s, I wonder where they are:whistle:

Stan,

That Ithaca oil can ain't too shabby either!

Steve Barnett had this No. 7E 28-gauge for sale at one of the Vintage Cups I attended at Sandanona.

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The Magnum-12 Julia's sold back in 2013 for $69,000 was a Sousa/$1000 Grade.

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Thanks for sharing those pictures Dave,

Some impressive guns to this Ithaca fancier.

Am I seeing correctly on that 28 gauge tag, 25” barrels?

I would have thought with it being a fully optioned gun with vent rib, it could have had 28” or 30” barrels for targets