$7,500.00
Winchester Model 21 Tournament Grade, circa 1935, 12 Bore, 26" barrels with machined raised concave game rib, 28" barrels also with machined raised concave game rib, both with front and mid beads, 2 3/4" chambers and 3" chambers respectively, 26" marked WS1 & WS2 but now choked .000 cyl. & .010 IC, 28" marked Mod. and Full but now choked .010 IC & .034 Full, engraved action, breech end of barrels and trigger guard in the Grade 5 pattern, single selective trigger, ejectors, 7 lbs. 6 oz. and 7 lbs. 7 oz. respectively, nicely figured walnut stock with fiddleback showing, straight grip as original, beavertail forend, 14" LOP over a leather covered pad, 1 1/2" DAC, 2" DAH, neutral cast as original. All in a period Abercrombie & Fitch leather case with Winchester label. Excellent condition with only minor handling marks to report. The Tournament Grade guns were only made in 1934 and 1935 and this gun was made in February 1935 making her 90 years young. A quick Cody search says it started as a single 26" barrel gun and the only work order it turned up was in 1954 for making a new set of 26" barrels and the old original set scrapped. It did not turn up the addition of the 28" barrels which do have all the appropriate Winchester stamps and matching serial number. It also did not turn up the Grade 5 pattern engraving. I think we can say with certainty it went back for an additional set of barrels even though it didn't show on the search but did it get engraved by Winchester at that time? Only a more thorough search of the Cody records might turn up those details.
