Here's a little info:

The Davidson 63B is made by "Fabrica De Armas" of Eibar Spain. The Standard Catalog of Firearms has this to say: MODEL 63B, A 12,16,20,28 or .410 bore double-barrel boxlock shotgun with 25" to 30" barrels. Engraved,nickel plated with walnut stock. Made from 1963 to 1976.

 

This is a lower end SxS with a value that is likely in the $200 to $300 range.

 

Thanks for the information.

 

That Davidson's, who used to be in Greensboro, is the same BIG Davidson's who is now in AZ. They moved out there to be close to Ruger and grew into one of the largest firearms distributors around, today. Their Spanish guns are usually good, solid shooters, but have little collectible value. They imported double guns from a number of different manufacturers over the years, mostly in "using" grades. If you need a good using side by side, this one will probably serve you well.

 

well it seems I'm getting a good history lesson as well, and that explains the maid in Spain stamp..Thats actually funny. Im a FFL holder and buy from Davidson's.. I guess they added the 's after the move out west...Thanks for the information..