This is a new addition to my collection:
A Sedgley 37mm with shoulder stock and long barrel.
- Made by Lake Erie Chemical co. Cleveland Ohio
- Pat. 8-12-13, Others Pend.
- Ser.No. 1031
Does anyone have any info regarding this piece?
Thanks in advance!
Peter
Sedgley with shoulder stock
Sedgley with shoulder stock
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Re: Sedgley with shoulder stock
What did you want to know ? ?
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Re: Sedgley with shoulder stock
Hi Howard,
I would like to know when it was made, where it was used, how many were made, how rare it is (or not), what it was used for (flares/gas) etc.
It is hard to find anything on the web about this one.
Regards
Peter
I would like to know when it was made, where it was used, how many were made, how rare it is (or not), what it was used for (flares/gas) etc.
It is hard to find anything on the web about this one.
Regards
Peter
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Re: Sedgley with shoulder stock
Sorry for resurrecting a "zombie" thread, but most threads are LOL.
I just picked up one identical (but in much worse shape), marked "Lake Erie Chemical Co., Cleveland OH" on barrel and the same "PAT 8-12-13 / Others Pending" on the barrel adapter / locking collar. S/N 1015. Pictured here with another "shoulder stock" Sedgley with the 1931 patent date. I'd like to know more about either / both of these as well. I've seen ads from the 1940's for the yellow-painted one with the more typical tip-up style barrel.
I just picked up one identical (but in much worse shape), marked "Lake Erie Chemical Co., Cleveland OH" on barrel and the same "PAT 8-12-13 / Others Pending" on the barrel adapter / locking collar. S/N 1015. Pictured here with another "shoulder stock" Sedgley with the 1931 patent date. I'd like to know more about either / both of these as well. I've seen ads from the 1940's for the yellow-painted one with the more typical tip-up style barrel.
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