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Immediately after the Civil War
The case has original strap and all internal fittings
000 people were imprisoned
The Ventilation lugs on smaller helmets were "stepped"
Clearly a tribute to the Regimental Chaplain for his concerns and actions to the Soldiers of his flock during the WW1
Original British 11 Bore Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun by William Richards - circa 1840 Category_MG 34 Barrel Jacket Assembly Immediately after the Civil WarOriginal Item. Only One Available. Here we have a very nice and quite heavy British 11 bore double barrel percussion shotgun. Signed RICHARDS on the engraved back action lock plates, this probably indicates William Richards of Birmingham England, who took out his patents for the percussion system in 1821. His full name was William Westley Richards, and he ran a BIRMINGHAM factory that became a national Institution before the end of the Victorian Era.
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