Production Numbers: GH 20s with Damascus Barrels

[Researcher]

Here we go again. Errata Sheet Version 3, 6/6/01 gives us
"Page 279, Table at lower left -- "GRADE 2 HAMMERLESS GUNS WITH DAMASCUS STEEL BARRELS" -- The column with statistics for the 20 gauge is incorrect. A total of 446 hammerless doubles of 20-gauge were made with barrel lengths as follows: (length/count) - (32/3), (31/1), (30/49), (28/244), (26/145), (24/1). These changes will effect the totals in various summary tables."

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Dave Noreen

Here we go again. Errata Sheet Version 3, 6/6/01 gives us
"Page 279, Table at lower left -- "GRADE 2 HAMMERLESS GUNS WITH DAMASCUS STEEL BARRELS" -- The column with statistics for the 20 gauge is incorrect. A total of 446 hammerless doubles of 20-gauge were made with barrel lengths as follows: (length/count) - (32/3), (31/1), (30/49), (28/244), (26/145), (24/1). These changes will effect the totals in various summary tables."

Thanks so much gentlemen for taking the time to answer (even though this is obviously covering old ground). My copy of TPS has no errata sheet.

[Double Lab]

Garry;
Would you mind posting the prices you saw on the GH damascus guns and where you saw them?

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Daryl Corona

Garry;
Would you mind posting the prices you saw on the GH damascus guns and where you saw them?

Daryl, The 1901 GH is priced at $5795 (Vintage Firearms), and the 1920 gun sold for $7800 (with buyer's premium) at Morphy's most recent sale.

I hope all is well with you.