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Folks,
I was wondering if someone over your side of the pond work out for me as best they can when this old girl was made please

Harrington & Richardson 410
Model 1915
Serial No A145692

410-12mm choke marked on barrel

My best guess is approximately 1922-36, can anyone narrow it down further or work out a date for me please.
 
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A prefixed serial numbers are 1940 manufactured
 
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P dog,
All of the info I've got is from here
http://www.nramuseum.org/media...of%20manufacture.pdf
When you scroll down to the H&R single barrel shotgun part the dates range for the small frame Assume 410 here, so there was a fair time spread?
1916-1930 (blank here so I'm assuming that's my old girl)

No5 1931-1942
No8 1931-1942
As to the No5 or No8 was this a variation of the Model 1915 or a different model altogether?
 
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Just do a search for H@R serial number and a found several charts listing the number codes.

They all said A series was 1940.
 
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Originally posted by 93x64mm:
Folks,
I was wondering if someone over your side of the pond work out for me as best they can when this old girl was made please

Harrington & Richardson 410
Model 1915
Serial No A145692

410-12mm choke marked on barrel

My best guess is approximately 1922-36, can anyone narrow it down further or work out a date for me please.


I've done a bit more digging - I hope this makes sense.
https://www.gunvaluesboard.com...e-shotguns-2565.html
It does date the Model 1915 to the discontinued date of 1930, from which the Model No5 took over.
To confuse the issue all of these were marked 410-12mm from 1921-1936.
So as mine is a Model 1915 & marked 410-12mm it will have to be then a minimum of 90 years old.
At least this last bit of information has narrowed the time frame down somewhat & this now more sense of the markings compared to the dates
 
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