Single bead sight on the solid rib, with "CYL." marked choke, two line patent and address markings on the left side, and a 5" scroll and punch dot engraved wedge on each side of the breech, with vinework at the tip of the right wedge, a marking banner on the left, a wedge of dotted checkerboard on each side and a wavy border. The receiver shows over 80% coverage of scroll and punch dot engraving, with hand-engraved serial numbers, floral vine borders, and a burst pattern on the rear of the operating handle. Fitted with a select walnut stock, featuring sharp checkering on the forearm and pistol grip, an untouched silver inscription panel on the underside, 14 1/4" pull and a solid rubber Pachmayr Old English recoil pad. This arms was photographed for the article "The Remington Model 11 Shotgun: An American Classic" by James Tipton, and can be seen on page 22 of the Remington Society of America Journal for 2nd Quarter 2000.

Near new, with only very minimal collector type handling marks. The engraving is sharply executed, with crisp checkering and attractive wood grain. Formerly of the Edward Stevens Collection, and currently offered as part of the James Tipton Collection. Spectacular wood with well defined grain pattern, simply a magnificent 11E Expert Grade Shotgun.