Colin | 14 November 2009
Their guns were based on the Emil Flues three piece lock design and known as the Flues Single-Barrel Trap up until 1922 when it was replaced with a New Improved Design (NID) created by Frank Knickerbocker.
Flues Single-Barrel Trap (1914 - 1922) - This is a 1917 Ithaca Single Barrel Trap Gun - Early Flues Model Grade 4E with better grade of engravings - 12 Gauge - 32" Ventilated Rib Barrel with Excellent Bright Bore - Automatic Ejector - Factory Original Blue Finish and Color Case Hardened Receiver with Engravings in EXCELLENT Condition except for slight rub marks on left side of barrel near receiver area over chamber area - 14-3/4" LOP to Center of Pachmayr Recoil Pad - Checkered Walnut Stocks with Ebony Inlay In Forend Tip in EXCELLENT Condition - Blank Silver Shield Inlay in Buttstock - Serial# 2780xx - Tight Action.
Year of DOM |
Begin Serial Number |
End Serial Number |
---|---|---|
1914 | 242600 | 256699 |
1915 | 256700 | 268199 |
1916 | 268200 | 276899 |
1917 | 276900 | 289299 |
1918 | 289300 | 299799 |
1919 | 299800 | 315399 |
1920 | 315400 | 343335 |
1921 | 343336 | 356513 |
1922 | 356514 | 361849 |
Note: The Ithaca Flues Double was very popular at the time and accounted for the vast majority of the serial numbers represented in the table.