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One sold at either Carol Watsons or Little Johns auction last year for@ 4K
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There is one for sale on guns america
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06-12-2015, 08:44 PM
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I have two Mdl-97's with Damascus barrels. One is a take down & the other solid frame.
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In the September 1897, Charles J. Godfrey catalogue, the basic Winchester Model 1897 sold for $16.88. The "Trap" Gun was $31.73 and the "Pigeon" Gun was $67.50. A Good (3 blade) Damascus barrel in place of the standard rolled steel barrel was $10.13 and a Fine (4 blade) Damascus barrel in place of the standard rolled steel barrel was $13.50.
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Researcher, were those 3 and 4 blade Damascus barrel prices a 'premium' or were they the price of the entire gun?
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That was $10.13 or $13.50 extra.
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06-13-2015, 02:27 PM
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Here is a page from H.H. Kiffe Co.'s wholesale price list of 1902.
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06-17-2015, 11:38 AM
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Osprey Arms in Long Island, NY has one in Trap configuration now for $4,200.00
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Model 1897 Winchester Damascus, solid frame
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