This gun is ANTIQUE with DAMASCUS barrels and should be looked at by a gunsmith before firing.īarrel Length / Condition: 30” double barrel Damascus Steel, light pitting, wear Pistol grip is capped with decorative plate. The stock and fore-stock feature nice checkering with some surface wear in spots. The walnut stock and fore-end are also in Good condition with some wear consistent with age. The bottom of the receiver also features some beautiful engravings. Receiver features engravings of Rabbits on one side and Foxes on the other. The retains most of its original bluing, and has given way to a beautiful patina in places. This ANTIQUE shotgun features 30” Damascus steel barrels in Good condition. Crescent-Davis brand guns remained in Steven's full line catalog until 1941, but from 1937 to 1941 the doubles sold in the C-D brand were on either Stevens or Davis boxlock frames.Description: We are offering a preowned T. where some sidelock doubles were assembled. In 1932 the operation was moved to the Stevens plant at Springfield, Mass. It was merged with Davis-Warner Arms Corp. Stevens Arms Co., Division of Savage Arms Corp. 9.&break &break Crescent was bought by J. 60 and in 1931 the Crescent-Davis 'New Empire' No. In 1928 it became the Crescent 'Empire' No. This very popular model became the Crescent 'Peerless' No. In 1905 Crescent's first hammerless sidelock was introduced as the American Gun Co. of NY' and can be found on many thousands of doubles. In 1922 Crescent brand replaced 'American Gun Co. In 1898 VL&D said these were the best American hammer guns in the market for the money.&break &break Huge quantities of these 'Hardware Guns' were produced in a profusion of private brands as well as in Folsom's house brand 'American Gun Co. Crescent guns were offered in 12-, 16-, 20- and 28-gauges and later, 44XL shot caliber with Damascus twist laminated or Armory steel barrels depending on the shooter's wants. It was bought by H&D Folsom of New York City, large importers and distributors of firearms and sporting goods, so they could add an American-made sidelock hammer side-by-side to their extensive range of imported guns. Company made good quality inexpensive single- and double-barrel shotguns at its Norwich works, beginning about 1892.

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