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President Teddy Roosevelt's Fox "F" Grade shotgun, which fetched $862,500 at an October 2010 auction, is now part of the historic display at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center located in Cody, Wyoming, on loan from Oklahoma City attorney and collector Jason Roselius. The firearm, touted as "The most valuable American shotgun," is inscribed with the words: "Made Expressly for Hon. Theodore Roosevelt." Billings Gazette.
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