Description
and also marked with the CROWN / A M mark of the air ministry
with the brass binding loose
plus a fine set of zinc/aluminum oak leaves with cockade
Sent to defend the southern slope of Little Round Top by Col
The rubber eyeshield has an internal "flapper" closure that prevents light from escaping the back of the scope
Original British 1815 Chambers Patent Type Double Lock Repeating Musket German Antique Guns and also marked with theOriginal Item: Only One Available. We sold a very similar one of these a few years ago and recently a collector in Europe contacted us to inquire if we wished to purchase another. Well, we did, so here it is! This is incredibly rare; the second one of only three that are known to exist, the third of which is in the permanent collection at the Royal Armouries Museum of Leeds, England. Originally conceived by a Joseph Belton of West Middleton,