The A.H. Fox Fox Sterlingworth 12ga is a WW2 first produced in 1932. It carries a scarcity score of 80/100 based on tracked survey data, with 5 active listings currently on the secondary market and a global benchmark price of $52,108.
The A.H. Fox Sterlingworth is a side-by-side double-barrel shotgun produced as the more affordable field-grade line within the A.H. Fox Gun Company's catalog, complementing the firm's higher-grade guns while retaining the boxlock action and build quality the maker was known for. Founded by Ansley H. Fox in Philadelphia in the early twentieth century, the company earned a reputation among American gunmakers for well-balanced, durable double guns favored by upland hunters and sporting clay shooters. Chambered in 12 gauge, the Sterlingworth line became one of the most widely produced and respected entry-level doubles of the era, offering much of the Fox name's quality at a more accessible price point. Manufactured in 1932, this shotgun comes from a period when A.H. Fox operated under Savage Arms ownership, continuing Sterlingworth production through the Depression era.
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