Original British 12 Bore Long Flintlock Fowling Piece with Birmingham Proofs - Ketland Fur Trade Style - circa 1820 Revolutionary War There is some verdigris buildup

There is some verdigris buildup near the fittings

The Markings Stamped Into The Body Read As Follows:

Fokker submitted the V 11 along with several other prototypes

1943 and finishing in September 1945

serious interest in military aviation did not develop until after World War I

Original British 12 Bore Long Flintlock Fowling Piece with Birmingham Proofs - Ketland Fur Trade Style - circa 1820 Revolutionary War There is some verdigris buildupOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a lovely British made 12 Bore Flintlock fowling piece (shotgun), possibly intended for the fur trade in early 19th Century America. It is very much in the style of many fur trade guns by Ketland, however it does not have any maker markings on the lock plate. It is all brass mounted, with a British style stock using pins to retain the barrel, and does not have any sling swivels or other indicators of