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![]() Frederick C. Scott of Princip Street , Birmingham ~ A very high grade sidelock with the ergonomic Boss, Grant style sidelever and nicely cased Guns International #: 102091508 Seller's Inventory #: 4818 Category: Shotguns - English Double - Shotguns - English Seller's Information When emailing or calling sellers direct, please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com Seller: Vintage Doubles Company: Vintage Doubles LLC Member Since: 2/24/07 First Name: Kirby Last Name: Hoyt State: Washington Zip: 98801 Country: United States Phone: (509) 665-7675 Fax: (509) 665-7435 Platinum Seller Number of Active Listings: 197 Total Number of Listings: 6242 Seller: FFL Dealer Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns. 5 day inspection, satisfaction guarantee Payment Types Accepted: Visa, Master Card About Us: Free return shipping label provided if a gun fails to meet your needs for any reason. Description: Hammerless Sidelocks - This high grade sidelock features chopper lump barrels and very high condition with over 50% original case color and near 100% blue. Built between 1904 and 1918 this sidelock represents a true bargain. This gun comes in its wonderful vintage brass appointed oak case *The sidelever is super easy to use and once tried a favorite of many (including me!). *Found on the wonderful internet: FC Scott 1904-1919? Frederick C Scott appears to have commenced in business as a trade manufacturer in Princip Street, Birmingham, but he also sold direct to the public. He made fine sporting guns and rifles and specialized in pigeon guns. He made guns for Holland & Holland and supplied more No.2 and No. 3 Hammerless models than any other maker. He was appointed gunmaker to King Gustav V of Sweden. Frederick C Scott was almost certainly related to the W & C Scott & Sons families (W & C Scott supplied more guns to Holland & Holland than any other trade manufacturer). In the 1881 census William Scott was recorded living at 158 Victoria Road, Aston Manor with Mary Ann. Their son Frederick M Scott was still living at home (aged 42) and was still employed as a gunmaker. In 1909 the business was re-named Frank C Scott and it expanded into 81 Bath Street. In 1914 it moved to 67-68 Princip Street, and in 1915 the address was 65-68 Princip Street. In 1919 the firm acquired limited liability and became F C Scott Ltd. *** Note: To see this gun with high resolution photos and a zoom-in feature, go to the vintagedoubles main site and search for the gun ID: 4818 or browse the main site to see our full gun collection. |