Text and prices by Nick Niles. William Hastings Davenport's company, also made and marked double-barrel, visible hammer guns in Providence, R.I. on Orange St., 1880-1882 and in Norwich, Conn. ca. 1890-1909. All are monbloc designs of which there were four models. 1st model: made at Providence, ca. 1881, had hammers rising out of the boxlock frame. 2nd model: made in Norwich, Conn. about 1898, is a typical boxlock. 3rd model: made in Norwich, Conn., ca. 1909, has small sidelocks set in larger boxlock frames. Its barrels have un-notched extensions and notched under-lugs. 4th model: also from Norwich, possibly made after the 1901 takeover by Hopkins & Allen, also has sidelocks set in boxlock frames, but the barrels have half moon lugs and notched barrel extensions. Few Davenport doubles are seen, although single-barrel guns are often found.