Original Early Victorian Double Barrel 10 bore Percussion Shotgun circa 1840 - 1850 British Uniform complete with the rare steel

complete with the rare steel scabbard

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REF NO 6E/338 AM (Air Ministry) Please see the image of General "Boy" Browning wearing a pair of this binoculars while talking to Maj Gavin during operation Market Garden

Original Early Victorian Double Barrel 10 bore Percussion Shotgun circa 1840 - 1850 British Uniform complete with the rare steelOriginal Item: Only One Available. This just came out of the attic after a hundred years of storage together with a couple of hundred other guns. It is a heavy old beast of a gun, dating to 1840 1850, with the markings all worn off, so it could have been made in the United States. Made with 28" barrels and measuring 43" in overall length, this is just the sort of DB Shotgun used on Stage Coaches and such up to and during the U. S. Civil War. Back