On behalf of the Klebe (klee-bee) Grandchildren, Thank You to the owners of the 3 shotguns we have pictures of to date, And the Carol Lombard Gun that Sold for $57,500. (The surviving family was not aware of this Gun's exsitance or of the Clark Gable gun)! They were told of the Ted William's Gun but have never seen it.

We are asking for pictures from anyone who has a Klebe shotgun. We do not give out information to anyone and that includes the family unless the owner makes contact themselfs.
please use the contact form on this website or e-mail me.  gbrohman AT Nashwauk DOT net

We believe there are more shotguns out there without any markings like the little .410 
it is believed the reason is due to patent ownership.

Although the 16 Ga. with double triggers marked N1 "IS" the 1st Shotgun Erich built it isn't exact to his patent like the center gun in the above picture witch has his up-graded single trigger.

The 2nd Gun we recieved pictures of is a .410 Bore without any markings at all, We believe this is due to the sale of the Patent that was never used(shelved).

The 3rd Gun we recieved pictures of has a single (Un-Select) trigger and we believe it is because both barrels are of Modified Bore and has "Extractors" (Stippling is done with hammer and punch).

We were contacted with information of another .410 that is Marked N1(like the N1 16 Ga.) but pictures are pending.

Some of the guns have a 3 position Safety; Safe, Fire & Trap and with a barrel select feature. The trap position is so that the gun doesn't return to "Safe" upon opening the breach witch is common to all break action guns. We believe this feature was added because of so many requests by Trap shooters to have the automatic return to "Safe" feature disabled.

This side break feature was Erich's inspired idea of the "Ejected" cases(Hulls) to be ejected away from shooter upon ejection. Hunting Shotguns like the 3rd gun has "Extractors"