Original U.S. 14 Bore Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun with 28" Barrels - circa 1860 Sten Gun lithographed tin container was widely

lithographed tin container was widely produced to mark the end of World War II

They are retained by plated steel screws retained by split nuts on the other side

its strap and bales being removed and new bales inserted

which leads us to believe it was never put into service on a ship

During the post-war period

Original U.S. 14 Bore Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun with 28" Barrels - circa 1860 Sten Gun lithographed tin container was widelyOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a very interesting Double barrel percussion shotgun, in what looks to be 14 bore, a very popular size for fowling guns at that time. It is fitted with 28" double barrels, and measures 43 " in overall length. The gun is completely devoid of any type of maker or proof marks, even under the fore stock. It also is definitely not constructed in the typical European style of the time, leading us to conclude