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4015 - A percussion side-by-side shotgun by J. Eitel, Weilburg, ca. 1810
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A percussion side-by-side shotgun by J. Eitel, Weilburg, ca. 1810 Cal. .67 (black powder), No. 467, unchambered barrels. Length 75 cm. Octagonal on the outside for the first third, then transitioning to a multi-faceted profile. Barrel cluster unchromed. At the base of both barrels, an indeterminable manufacturer’s cartouche inlaid in gold. Butterfly sight with beaded front sight. Hammer locks with exposed springs. Lock plates marked with the manufacturer’s signature. Hammer safety on both sides with external springs. Double trigger. Brass trigger guard, cut off at the transition to the stock neck. Dark walnut stock, cut off at the stock neck. Buttstock added later and finished with a fish-scale pattern, with simple carving (capercaillie motif) on the cheek piece. Ramrod. Sling swivel. According to “Der Neue Stöckel,” Vol. 1, p. 338: Johann Eitel, Weilburg, Hesse, ca. 1780–1820(?). Length of the firearm: 116 cm. Firearms Act: Caution—License Required—more info here Condition: II–III
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