A fine English Blunderbuss, having on the left side "Undercoat Belthook". Original percussion (rare as almost all are converted from flint.) Marked on top "Smith London". Steel barrel with steel ramrod, stock in very good condition. c.1840
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You wouldn't want to lean that guy up against a tree in a hunting camp - everyone would be trying to spit into the muzzle.
: Absolutely beautiful.
Daryl
: Absolutely beautiful.
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