Baker Gun Company Serial Numbers

Looked under all the Baker Gun & Forging Company model names. Serial number (really need entire number) put DOM somewhere in the. There are four series of serial numbers for the Baker single barrel trap guns. The first were the octagon receiver model made from 1909 until 1914; these were numbered from 1 through 300. In 1915 a new series began, using the floating ribs and forend-mounted ejectors.

American DoubleGuns Antique and Classic American Shotguns & Rifles Ben A. Loving Collector of American Doubles Antiques-Curios-Relics Classic & Modern Firearms Baker Firearms Company. Batavia, New York Baker Batavia Leader 20 gauge with 28” barrels bored full and modified. This rare little gun is in 98% original condition with 99% vivid case colors, 99% barrel blue and 95% stock varnish.

Bakers in 20 gauge are very uncommon – almost rare. When almost perfect one has to resort to saying what isn’t perfect, so: there is a chip out of the tip of the forend, spots of corrosion on the bottom of the trigger guard, and the stock has some minor nicks and blemishes. A better example would be hard to find – a true collector quality gun. __ $1800 Baker RKE Grade (SN 200498, ca.

1925) 12 ga with 30 inch Krupp steel barrels bored full and modified. The Baker gun is a true American sidelock like the L. Smith and of similar quality and price. Graded Bakers are infrequently seen. Both R grade and ejectors are very uncommon. This gun is in very good original condition with most of the original faded case colors, barrel blue and stock varnish.

The straight English type stock has unusually nice figure and fine 20 lpe checkering and good stock dimensions: LOP – 14” from front trigger to rubber recoil pad; D@C - 1 7/8”; and D@H – 2 1/4”. Fox Gun Co., Philadelphia, PA.

Fox Stirlingworth Deluxe 16 ga with auto ejectors, 28” barrels with twin ivory beads bored modified and full, excellent mechanical condition, and perfect bores. It is a very pretty little gun in very nice 95% condition.

The action retains 90% bright original factory case colors and the barrels 98% original blue. The floor plate has more than the usual amount of engraving and the trigger guard looks to be from an early A grade.

The stock has been expertly refinished with hand rubbed oil, and an expertly shaped beavertail forend fitted. Characteristic of Deluxe grade guns the walnut stock is nicely figured and of better quality than normally found on the standard field grade Stirlingworth. Dimensions: LOP over a solid one inch pad is 14”; D@C is 1 1/2”; and D@H is 2 1/2”. Weight – 6 lb 8 oz. Serial #370551 (1935)._ $2,550 Savage Fox Model B-SE 20 ga with 26” barrels bored IC and Mod, automatic ejectors, single trigger, beavertail forend and raised ventilated rib. This gun is in 99.9% new factory condition. There are a few very very minor handling marks on the stock and a couple of places the varnish has flaked off - a condition that is a function of the kind of finish used.

Looked under all the Baker Gun & Forging Company model names. Serial number (really need entire number) put DOM somewhere in the. There are four series of serial numbers for the Baker single barrel trap guns. The first were the octagon receiver model made from 1909 until 1914; these were numbered from 1 through 300. In 1915 a new series began, using the floating ribs and forend-mounted ejectors.

American DoubleGuns Antique and Classic American Shotguns & Rifles Ben A. Loving Collector of American Doubles Antiques-Curios-Relics Classic & Modern Firearms Baker Firearms Company. Batavia, New York Baker Batavia Leader 20 gauge with 28” barrels bored full and modified. This rare little gun is in 98% original condition with 99% vivid case colors, 99% barrel blue and 95% stock varnish.

Bakers in 20 gauge are very uncommon – almost rare. When almost perfect one has to resort to saying what isn’t perfect, so: there is a chip out of the tip of the forend, spots of corrosion on the bottom of the trigger guard, and the stock has some minor nicks and blemishes. A better example would be hard to find – a true collector quality gun. __ $1800 Baker RKE Grade (SN 200498, ca.

1925) 12 ga with 30 inch Krupp steel barrels bored full and modified. The Baker gun is a true American sidelock like the L. Smith and of similar quality and price. Graded Bakers are infrequently seen. Both R grade and ejectors are very uncommon. This gun is in very good original condition with most of the original faded case colors, barrel blue and stock varnish.

The straight English type stock has unusually nice figure and fine 20 lpe checkering and good stock dimensions: LOP – 14” from front trigger to rubber recoil pad; D@C - 1 7/8”; and D@H – 2 1/4”. Fox Gun Co., Philadelphia, PA.

Fox Stirlingworth Deluxe 16 ga with auto ejectors, 28” barrels with twin ivory beads bored modified and full, excellent mechanical condition, and perfect bores. It is a very pretty little gun in very nice 95% condition.

The action retains 90% bright original factory case colors and the barrels 98% original blue. The floor plate has more than the usual amount of engraving and the trigger guard looks to be from an early A grade.

The stock has been expertly refinished with hand rubbed oil, and an expertly shaped beavertail forend fitted. Characteristic of Deluxe grade guns the walnut stock is nicely figured and of better quality than normally found on the standard field grade Stirlingworth. Dimensions: LOP over a solid one inch pad is 14”; D@C is 1 1/2”; and D@H is 2 1/2”. Weight – 6 lb 8 oz. Serial #370551 (1935)._ $2,550 Savage Fox Model B-SE 20 ga with 26” barrels bored IC and Mod, automatic ejectors, single trigger, beavertail forend and raised ventilated rib. This gun is in 99.9% new factory condition. There are a few very very minor handling marks on the stock and a couple of places the varnish has flaked off - a condition that is a function of the kind of finish used.