Original British Circa 1815 Flintlock Fowling Piece by Clarke of London 17th Century Blade and ladder sights

Blade and ladder sights

a magazine housing made from solid brass and a mounting on the muzzle for use of a long bladed 1907 bayonet

Fullen chose "not to talk about it at all most of the time

one side is missing a screw

The lower pin is called the Joint Pin Mk I

Original British Circa 1815 Flintlock Fowling Piece by Clarke of London 17th Century Blade and ladder sightsOriginal Item: Only One Available. Lovely steel Lock plate with waterproof pan signed CLARKE who worked from 1785 until 1840 from his shop in Holborn, London. Clarke had many British government contracts to supply military muskets but also built bespoke guns making business for well heeled customers. This single barrel shotgun of approximately 12 bore has a 43. 5 long barrel and the fore end is half stocked. Lock is solid and gun seems to be fully