Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 9:36 pm
Waterman
I was the previous owner of 12 GA. Super Fox s/n 27826. I looked for a Super for several years without much luck. I later found a very nice 12 GA. Super in very original condition. I purchased the gun and thought it was a great find. A short time later, I found a deluxe 12 GA. Sterlingworth. It was actually the Super you own today. I now had two Super Foxes in my collection. I sold your Super to purchase my 20 GA. Super. In December of 2007, I purchased a 12 GA. Wildfowl. This gun is in near mint condition. Here is the best part of the story, My Dad has a 12 GA. Wildfowl and the guns have consecutive numbers. He purchased his gun from the East Coast and mine came from the West Coast. What are the chances of the two 1930's Wildfowl guns coming together 70 years later?
I was the previous owner of 12 GA. Super Fox s/n 27826. I looked for a Super for several years without much luck. I later found a very nice 12 GA. Super in very original condition. I purchased the gun and thought it was a great find. A short time later, I found a deluxe 12 GA. Sterlingworth. It was actually the Super you own today. I now had two Super Foxes in my collection. I sold your Super to purchase my 20 GA. Super. In December of 2007, I purchased a 12 GA. Wildfowl. This gun is in near mint condition. Here is the best part of the story, My Dad has a 12 GA. Wildfowl and the guns have consecutive numbers. He purchased his gun from the East Coast and mine came from the West Coast. What are the chances of the two 1930's Wildfowl guns coming together 70 years later?