Name | Street | Town | State | From | To |
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Davenport, W.H. |   | Providence | Rode Island | 1880 | 1884 |
Davenport, W.H. |   | Norwich | Connecticut | 1890 | 1900 |
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243,223 | 243,223 | Breach-Loading Fire-Arm view patent |
300,851 | June 24, 1884 | Breach-Loading Fire-Arm view patent |
300,852 | June 24, 1884 | Breach-Loading Fire-Arm view patent |
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Or W. H. Davenport Fire Arms Co. They made shotguns and rifles Taken from their 1900 catalog " in 1894 we introduced, the first automatic shell ejecting device ever used on single breech loading shot guns" Elita GunBarrels up to 36" available as option. The Elita's were sold for $18 in 1900.12 gauge, single shot shotgun, automatic ejector, available with 30" or 32" barrel 16 gauge, single shot shotgun, automatic ejector, available with 28" or 30" barrel 20 gauge, single shot shotgun, automatic ejector, available with 26" or 28" barrel The Davenport Gose GunLocks and frames are case hardened, black walnut stock, checkered pistol grip, London laminated twist barrels, introduced in 18978 gauge, single shot shotgun, automatic ejector, available with 36" barrel, price in 1900 $20 10 gauge, single shot shotgun, automatic ejector, available with 36" barrel, price in 1900 $18 Acme GunFrame is case hardened, black walnut stock, plain pistol grip, decarbonized rolled steel barrels, up to 36" barrels as option, introduced in 189712 gauge, single shot shotgun, automatic ejector, available with 30" or 32" barrel the 12 gauge was also available with London laminated twist barrels 16 gauge, single shot shotgun, automatic ejector, available with 30" barrel 20 gauge, single shot shotgun, automatic ejector, available with 28" barrel Model 1891 Rifleno description availableBrownie RifleReplaced the Model 1891 rifle no longer available in 1899, case-hardened frame, black walnut stockstandard long and short rim fire, single shot rifle with loading lever, automatic ejector, 22" or 24" round blue stell barrels, sold for $8 in 1900 I would appreciate if someone could explain the marking YE COLONIAL or give additional information. Jim an me did not manage to clarify that. Go to http://www.american-firearms.com/ and click on mail to me. Thanks a lot, Rudi marking on top (sorry, pic is not clear) additional marking YE COLONIAL on left side shotgun in loading position left side |