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Herb:
Clabrough, in its various permutations, was a mid-grade gun made in Birmingham. Well built, but not in the class of William Powell or W. & C. Scott's better stuff. Not to say certain Clabrough guns weren't nice... I just acquired one myself, in fact.
Many were imported and sold in the US before the McKinley tarriff. Mostly in the South.
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