GUNS AND SHOOTING
ANTIQUE FIREARMS (no licence required) AND EQUIPMENT
Dated 1860. In the 1860s old British Enfield Rifled Muskets were converted to breech-loading rifles with the Snider conversion. Enfield Stamp on the butt and DC in a diamond on the other side. No sling.
No maker's name. 17 cm long
Stamped Bartram & Co. 19 cm long
Metal part stamped Dixon & Sons, Patent. 20 cm long.
Stamped G & JW Hawksley. 19 cm long
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Nepali markings that signify Shree Regiment and numbers. No licence required.
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No markings. but a customer thinks because of the brass on the pan and the triger configuration it is of French manufacture?
No licence required.
Label on each side: 'The Diamond Grain Gunpowder made only by Curtis & Harvey, Hounslow and London.'
The other side shows a musket and a dead bird. Top pulls off. Some wear to black painted finish.
Measures 7.5 cm by 14 cm. Unusual. Flash from camera obscures the label.
£40
POWDER MEASURES
1. Marked Shot 1 up to 1½ OZ Price: £35
2. For a pistol, flat end acts as rammer. Marked Powder Dram 2½ up to 3½ Price: £55
3. Marked Powder Dram 2½ up to 3½ Price: £35
for a 12 bore
Price: £40
Marked RBG2. 8D/2538.
Price: £40
Bottom: double shot measure 1.25 and 1.5 oz Price: SOLD
Brass and ebony, made by G.& O Mawsley
Price: £50
