Not a "Double" but I like it

[Dean Romig]

I see lots 2108, 2109, 2110, 2111, 2112, 2113 and their estimated values but don't know where to find their hammer prices - please show me Edgar.

[edgarspencer]

Sign in to artfact.com, and the prices realized will be beneath each listing. $5000 Model 1890s are a new one on me.

2108:$11,000
2109:$8,000
2110:$5,000
2111:$2,000
2112:$5,000
2113:$1,550 (musta been a clunker)

[Dean Romig]

Goodness... however, those were pretty high condition guns.

[winplumber]

Very High !!!

[Bill Murphy]

Dean and Edgar, don't give me any grief, but a friend who is a home improvement contractor recently bought a Model 90 from a customer. He asked me how odd a pistol grip is on a 90. I told him it was a bit uncommon. He showed it to me a few weeks ago. It is a pistol grip Deluxe in .22 Short. The checkering is a bit faint, but the gun is ......

[edgarspencer]

I'll give you grief if you don't bring it to Baltimore.

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

I told him it was a bit uncommon. .

Uh, just a teeny bit.

[Dean Romig]

[Bill Murphy]

My friend has turned in this super rare Model 90 into his favorite basement gun and has no interest in selling it. Oh well.

[edgarspencer]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

My friend has turned in this super rare Model 90 into his favorite basement gun and has no interest in selling it. Oh well.

plain PG 90s are somewhat scarce, but not quite into the rare category. Deluxe 90s, checkered and with better than average wood, especially with the checkered forend, are a whole league unto the themselves. God plinks with one of them, in WRF, of coarse. (or is that course?)