Original British 14 Bore Double Barrel Percussion Fowling Piece by William Moore & Co. of London - Circa 1870 Lee-Enfield (SMLE) but unsung

but unsung

The threaded socket in the bottom of the body is for attachment of an auxiliary propellant increment for mortar use

common for dress swords of this age

as correct for a stainless blade

The grips look to be factory replacements that were mated with the revolver somewhat recently

Original British 14 Bore Double Barrel Percussion Fowling Piece by William Moore & Co. of London - Circa 1870 Lee-Enfield (SMLE) but unsungOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a typical British made Double Barreled Percussion fowling piece (shotgun), possibly intended for the large U. S. import market. It is marked on both lock plates with WM MOORE & Co, a known London maker with a long history. WILLIAM MOORE was a British Gunsmith, who operated at 78 Edgware Road, London, and worked from 1790 until 1835, after which he took on partners, who continued the firm after his