Original British Smoothbore Percussion Sporting Gun by Richard W. Hollis of London - circa 1840 Sterling SMG artillerymen

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The fore end has been half-stocked

She saw service at The Battle of Trafalgar in 1805 in Admiral Collingwood's Lee Column under the command of Captain William Hargood

but most are stamped in a combination of capitals & lower case letters

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Original British Smoothbore Percussion Sporting Gun by Richard W. Hollis of London - circa 1840 Sterling SMG artillerymenOriginal Item: Only One Available. Richard W. Hollis of London was well known Gun Maker, who produced many fine sporting guns when he worked from 1790 to 1850. This fine Sporting Percussion gun was made in the early Victorian period, circa 1835 1845. The 31 inch long barrel is octagonal for the first third of the way up the barrel turning to round on up to the muzzle. The Walnut stock is exceptionally nice and the butt plate and trigger guard are