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3324
$5,750.00

EARLY HUDSON VALLEY FOWLER CA. 1740-1750.

Cal. 70. 59″ oct to rnd bbl, curly maple stock with a time-worn patina to the orig surface. Stock has typical early brass mountings with arrowhead-shaped trigger guard, at both ends, and ribbed ramrod pipes. Early bold relief-carving with fleur-de-lis design at the breech tang and the rear of the trigger guard. The fleur-de-lis, although worn, is also carved behind the rear ramrod pipe, and there are relief-carved panels around the lock and sideplate, and also has a nicely molded forestock. PROVENANCE: Collection of Dr. Douglas Sirkin. CONDITION: Good, excluding restoration. Forward end of bbl has been lengthened 24″, stock has been lengthened 37″ in the front, and the piece shows long usage, but is not abused. The flintlock is appropriately reconverted with some old parts, and the brass hardware is heavily patinated. 4-49881 SDH3 (4,000-6,000) – Lot 3324

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Auction: Firearms - Fall 2014
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