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Does anyone know if a picture of Dr. Elliot exists?

Bob Wood

The Remingtom-Elliot Double Action, 4 shot Deringer was manufactured from 1863 to 1888. Estimated run at over 50,000 in calibers .22 and .32 together.

Hi Rick,

Did you ever do any thing with the two vest pocket pistols?

Heather, You asked if anyone had a specific story about a gambler and his .41cal Deringer. Well, on January 8, 1877 Doc Holliday was arrested on two counts of gambling in Dallas, Texas. At that time a .41cal double-barreled Derringer was found in his vest pocket. In Gary Roberts book, Doc Holliday, ...

Can anyone give me a ballpark value on a set of Mother-of-Pearl grips in excellent condition for a Type II (Model No. 3) Deringer?

Thank you

Thanks David. I'll check out the link and book.

David, You stated, "It helps to have the full barrel top but I've never seen a short line go that close to the hinge so it's not a "short-line" and a batch no.", so I've attached another photo. Does this help? http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f12/LonEagle/RemingtonTop.jpg Thank ...

Charlie,

You stated, " This number should match a number on the grip frame under the grip."

Yes it does, under the left grip and stamped on the frame is the same number.

Thank you for helping,

Luke

Mike, Thank you for responding and for the information. "Based on other entries in this forum, unless your derringer is one of the "Short Line" address varieties, that number would be a batch number." The address on my Model 3 is identical to #5 in the photo. So does that make it...

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This Remington Double Derringer has a nickel finish (98%), single line markings with hard rubber grips and the number " 46 " stamped on the underside of the bottom barrel. Would this stamped number be the serial number :?: http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f12/LonEagle/REmington41CalDering...