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    Abechrombie & fitch

    I got this in a yard sale yesterday. I think it is too pretty to use. The owner must have thought so too. He never used it.
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    it's sure enough nice but, kinda useless if ya don't use it.


    my opinion & yer welcome to it.

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    do you clean an Abechrombie from the breach end ?
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    no,,,,, you gotta hook up the Fitch attachment.

    too bad you couldn't get the gun the kit come with, I'm thinking it should have been a British SxS.

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    made of ebony i bet.

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    To the right person that would be worth a fair amount. Way to collectable to use.

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    Quote Originally Posted by runfiverun View Post
    no,,,,, you gotta hook up the Fitch attachment.

    too bad you couldn't get the gun the kit come with, I'm thinking it should have been a British SxS.
    I thought so too but his widow informed me that his shotgun was a Mossberg pump and it had never been fired. She was disappointed when I told her what it was worth. The wood does appear to be ebony.
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    Quote Originally Posted by M-Tecs View Post
    To the right person that would be worth a fair amount. Way to collectable to use.

    I never could understand people who buy stuff that was meant to be used then just put it up to look at. if ya ain't gonna use it, it's worthless & ya might as well just have a 'pitcher' of a cleanin' kit as it would be just as useful & take up much less space. but, to each his own I guess.

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    I think A&F was pretty much always a marketing company, much like what Browning is today. That set doesn't look quite like one of their "best quality" items, but it surely isn't "run of the mill," either! Very nice set, but I'm the type of guy who won't have anything I can't use. If it were mine, I'd just use it, and enjoy it's somewhat "upper crust" quality. That's just me, of course, and I'm not entirely sure of its real value in dollars, so .... it might be worth investigating, at least? Wish I could give a better and more informed opinion.

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    That set is way too nice to use. Totally a collector item. I remember going to the "Gun Room" at A&F in Chicago in the early '60s. It was awesome!

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    Probably an old well meaning Christmas present he put away, figuring he would use it when his old one wore out. It never did, apparently.
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    Aberchrombie made quality items then. I bought a a/f ww2 era rucksack recently and just love it.

    Fwiw, I'd use the cleaning kitt
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    I would bet that is an old piece of gear.
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    Quote Originally Posted by M-Tecs View Post
    To the right person that would be worth a fair amount. Way too collectable to use.
    Yep. Time capsule treasure.
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