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Shotgun - Brazier, Wolverhampton, Flintlock, early 19th century
Reg. No: ST 021817
- Summary:
- Single barrelled flintlock shotgun, 26 gauge .562. Twist steel barrel 27 1/2 in. (700 mm) long.
Made by Brazier, Wolverhampton, early 19th century. - Description:
- Rib and two tail pipes underneath, brass tipped wooden ramrod. pan with fence, platinum touch hole, walnut half stock tipped with horn, chequered at grip, silver monogram plate. Brass trigger guard and butt plate, mounts engraved with game birds.
- Acquisition Information:
- Donation from Mr William Cole, 1943
| Discipline: | Technology |
More information
| Tagged with: | braziers, shotguns british |
| Themes this item is part of: | Arms Collection, William Cole Arms Collection, William Edwin James Cole, Gun Collector (1864-1952) |
| Primary Classification: | ARMS & ARMOUR |
| Secondary Classification: | Firearms |
| Tertiary Classification: | longarms |
| Inscriptions: | Stamped on lock "Brazier". Birmingham proof marks. |
| Maker: | Brazier (Gunsmiths), Wolverhampton, England, Great Britain, 1800-1850 |
| Collector: | Mr William Cole, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia |
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