Built with a blued steel barrel featuring dual bead sights on the matted vent rib, 6 inch wedges of floral scroll engraving on either side of the breech encompassing the standard Remington barrel markings, 2 3/4 inch chamber, and Briley choke tube system (improved modified installed). The barrel is mated to a blued receiver which shows more of the beautifully cut floral scroll engraving over a punch-dot background surrounding six separate relief gold inlaid game scenes as well as a hand cut serial number and "Remington MODEL 1100-F" on the left. The game scenes consist of a mallard in a pond scene, a pair of pointers in a field, and a woodcock in a forest on the right, and a pheasant over a field, a pair of pointers in a field, and a grouse in flight on the left side. There is also a non-gold inlaid bust of a setter on the triggerguard. The work is signed on the left side below the dogs "RPR 73" for Remington Master Engraver Robert Phoenix Runge who presumably completed the gun in 1973. The gun is mounted with a beautifully figured and multi-point checkered forend and pistol grip stock with a white diamond inlaid on the grip cap, a blank gold inscription oval, and a Pachmayr Old English recoil pad. Includes an aluminum takedown case and two extra choke tubes (skeet and light modified). Stock measurements: 1 7/16 inch drop at comb; 2 5/16 inch drop at heel; 14 1/16 inch length of pull; weight 8 lbs. 1 oz.

Excellent overall, retaining 99% original blue and gold finishes with minor handling evidence, a few tiny pressure marks on the stock, and sharp checkering on the stock and forend. Mechanically excellent. Chance to own an outstanding piece from one of America's finest 20th century engravers!