Trying to find a johnson reel model number 110B

The Iver Johnson Cadet was offered as (the basic gun) as the Model 55 Target, and the 55A then the 55S Cadet and the 55S-A Cadet. The "parent" is discribed as: IVER JOHNSON MODEL 55 TARGET,Revolver,double-action,22LR,8-shot,4 1/2",6" bbls and 10 3/4"(6") 9 1/4"(4 1/2") over all length weight 24 oz.(4 1/2") 26os(6"); large frame,pull pin cylinder release with flash control front rim; recessed cylinder chambers;fixed sights,oversized molded one piece Tenite plastic target type grips; Does not have the "hammer the Hammer'action,matte blue finish; After 1958 cylinder is fluted hard chrome lined barrel introduced in 1955; dropped from production in 1979..the .38 caliber offering is designated as the Model 55S-A which is the same as the above except that: it was offered in .22LR,.32 S&W and .38 S&W(this is NOT a .38S&W Special) and as an 8-shot in .22, as a 5-shot in both .32 and .38. it is 7 1/2" oal w/ loading gate on the Right side AFter 1974/1975 this model is called"I J Cadet it was introduced in 1961 and dropped in 1979 Values: Vgood=$110..Good=$85 and Fair=$75. This data is from the Gun Digest Book of Modern Gun Values and more detailed Iver Johnson histroy can be had from www.gunshowbooks.com..check out Bill Goforth's Iver Johnson Arms&Cycle Works Firearms 1871-1993..Bill also frequents these forums and he along with Jim Hauff will likely correct any misinformation I may heve relayed as well as correct any ommisions.

I think we might have answered your question on another forum, Jim....but if that wasn't you, the I.J. serial number system at that time was letters based on the word "FITCHBURGX" Your gun, H F F C would then be serial numbered 5 1 1 4. Another fellow said that it was probably a Champion....I'm not an expert on I.J. shotguns but I have no reason at all to doubt that. The Champion series was a long and widely sold model. Do a web search on that, "Iver Johnson Champion", and see if any match yours. If not, you can post a link to a pic of your gun and I'll see if I can id it for you. Chamber length....if it's NOT well marked that it can take a 3" shell, stick to 2 3/4" only. 2 3/4" will cover 99% of anything you might want to shoot anyway. Stay away from solid slugs (brenneke's).

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the serial number is not consistent with johnson serial numbers as all have 2 letters followed at the end by 2 numbers which indicates the year of manufacturer 9 ( ft17598 indicates it was mahe in 98)
There are pages on the net explaining when a serial number is used but it must be old as johnsons have used model numbers for identification since 1960's
probably better if you take it to a johnson service dealer as they may have the johnson factor list for serial numbers as you will have to identify it to get parts
go google and type in manufacture date of 40s johnson td 20 outboard serial number 63191
if that shows no results just cahange some words in the search

To get the year of Johnson and Evinrude outboards use the word "INTRODUCES". Each letter corresponds to "1234567890" respectfully. It's best to check with a model year reference book, but this motor's model number contains "CC" which would indicate it's a '88.

Looks like this may be a 1982 model. See... http://www.marineengine.com/parts/engine-model-guides/omc-johnson-evinrude-model-number-guide/omc-johnson-evinrude-model-number-guide-00002.html

http://yourhome.honeywell.com/home/ i did not find that number but if you have another one type it into the smart search box