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it definitely isn't elephant
The serial number indicated production in 1876 and the stock is in good original condition
He entered the navy in 1778 and served with the flag of Admiral George Rodney till the end of the American War of Independence
Original U.S. Child's Percussion Fowling Piece by Bown & Tetley of Pittsburgh circa 1840 Accessories One EmpireOriginal Item: Only One Available. This just came out of the attic after a hundred years of storage, together with a couple of hundred other guns. It is an American assembled percussion fowling piece, made for a boy of maybe ten or twelve years old. The barrel, which we think is . 60 Caliber is stamped LONDON. The lock is marked BOWN & TETLEY PITTSBURGH, a family business that operated for most of the 1800 hundreds. The gun measures 40 1 2" overall
