Segerink company in the Netherlands
Made by Crescent Firearms Co for HSB & Co.
the hsb and co, stands for Hibbard Spencer Bartlett Hardware Co. of Chicago. I just got a small pocket knife with hsb co Chicago on the blades. They must hav been like a Coast to Coast, other than that, I just herd of them myself.
50-100 USD
HSB & Co. was known for producing double barrel side-by-side (SxS) shotguns primarily in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. While specific production years can vary, their shotguns were commonly made from the 1870s through the 1930s. The exact timeline may depend on the specific model and production records.
Whoever submitted the lowest bid that year. Could be Crescent, Stevens, Iver Johnson, Harrington & Richardson, or others.
I have a HSB&co 12 guage pump shotgun and I would be glad to send a picture of it. Please email me at halbrookjack@yahoo.com and I will send a pic immediately. By the way, these shotguns were made by Cresent arms in norwich, conneticut. The word rev-o-noc is conover hardware spelled backwards. HSB & Co. made them for Conover hardware.
HSB and Co was Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett and Company, a large Chicago hardware wholesale/retail operation. Rev-O-Noc is "Conover" in reverse and was a trade name sold by the Conover Hardware chain of Kansas City.
It is the same as a Stevens Model 94. Made for Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co. between 1920 and about 1945. Value is $75 or less.
50-100 USD. HSB was a distributor for private label firearms made by many makers.
Well, they're useful for shooting rats and small birds.
499.00
The Trade name registered HSB&CO.stands for Hubbard Spencer Bartlett & co. I found this information from a book by Charles Carder. Thank you.