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5020 - A percussion carbine, probably for colonial troops, circa 1860
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A percussion carbine, probably for colonial troops, circa 1860 Round barrel with a smooth bore, 20 mm caliber. Signed "I. Hollis & Son's London" above the chamber; two Birmingham inspection marks on the left. An inscription in Farsi is engraved in front of the marks. Percussion lock with a flat plate. Full stock with brass fittings and an iron butt plate. Iron ramrod. The forend is broken and has been repaired. Length 114.5 cm. This is likely a late-model percussion carbine intended for colonial troops. Condition: II–III
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