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i have an old manton percussion cap muzzle loader, i was wondering if anyone could identify the markings on it for me, I can’t work out how to include pics in this post I’m new to the forum, any help would be much appreciated cheers.
 
If you have a way to open a pdf file, click on this link to open it.

It is a good reference showing proof marks from all over Europe, many of them modern but the London proof mark dates back to 1637.
http://www.nramuseum.com/media/940944/proofmarks.pdf

If you don't have a way to open a pdf file (like Adobe) here is another link to some useful information.

https://gunproofmarks.ru/index.php?marks&england&birmingham&proofmarks

Another interesting read with proof marks shown:
http://firearmshistory.blogspot.com/2011/01/testing-firearms-proof-test.html
 
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i have an old manton percussion cap muzzle loader, i was wondering if anyone could identify the markings on it for me, I can’t work out how to include pics in this post I’m new to the forum, any help would be much appreciated cheers.
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