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- Serial numbers for the period of 1946 through 1950 include Hunter and Fulton shotguns. Serial numbers of guns produced by the Marlin Firearms Company (1968-71) had a prefix of FWM. You will need to know if the shotgun is pre-1913 or later gun because some of the early serial numbers were repeated in later years.
- 2 3/4' chambers, full/full chokes, and 14' LOP. OF - FAIR- some major parts replaced; minor replacement parts may be required; metal rusted, may be lightly pitted all over, vigorously cleaned; rounded edges of metal and wood; principal lettering, numerals and design on metal partly obliterated; wood scratched, bruised, cracked or repaired where broken; in fair working order or can be easily.
- Action Type: Top Lever Opening Sidelock Double Barreled Shotgun. Markings: The left of the barrel lug is marked with the serial number and the bottom of the barrel lug is marked with '8'. The inside of the forend bracket and forend are marked with '189047'. The left sideplate is marked 'KNICKERBOCKER', the right is marked 'AMERICAN GUN CO.
Produced circa 1920. Single bead sight, extractor, dual triggers, cracked and refinished checkered knob grip stock with Crescent buttplate. Modified chokes, 2 3/4' chambers and 13' pull.
The Knickerbocker Watch Company was an importer only; they did not produce their own watches. Considered one of the 'Dollar Watch' companies (similar to Ingraham or Ingersoll), they primarily sold imported lower-grade Swiss watches and inexpensive American watches produced for them by the New England Watch Company. Several of their models used a duplex escapement, as shown in the photo below.
Knickerbocker Watch. Duplex escape wheel visible just below balance.
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The repair of Knickerbocker watches has become quite challenging due to the lack of availability of parts. In many cases it is simply not possible to locate parts, and repairs for certain models are either impossible or impractical. Since they were primarily low-cost watches, cost of repairs can often exceed the 'book value' of the watch.
Most Knickerbocker watches were not marked with a serial number, and there are no known import or production records for Knickerbocker watches.