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The Baker Gun & Forging Co. Model 1897 hammer guns --
Baker Hammer Gun Grade D Twist.jpg
Baker Hammer Gun Grade D Damascus.jpg
and the early hammerless guns -- A & B Grades and the Paragon Grade were offered in 10-, 12- & 16-gauges.
Baker A-Grade, February 1906 The Baker Gunner.jpg
April 1905, The Baker Gun Quarterly, Paragon.jpg
The new R Grade, introduced in 1906, was only offered in 12- and 16-gauge -- from the February 1906, The Baker Gunner --
R-Grade, February 1906, The Baker Gunner.jpg
but the S-Grade introduced at the same time also in 10-gauge --
S-Grade, February 1906, The Baker Gunner.jpg
For 1907 the R-Grade got the engraving of Jolly's new toy --
R-Grade, February 1907, The Baker Gunner.jpeg
S-Grade, February 1907, The Baker Gunner.jpeg
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