Original British 12 Bore Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun by William Moore of London - circa 1835 17th Century The case is heavy (0

The case is heavy (0

Bakelite or early plastic boxed instrument in a sickly mottled lime green with fancy sound grill in silvered metal and 25 keys (10 black and 15 white) on the fingerboard

balls had a muzzle velocity of about 900 feet per second (274 meters/second)

For added authenticity

it is offered in very good to near excellent condition is this trapdoor rifle in 45-70 government caliber

Original British 12 Bore Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun by William Moore of London - circa 1835 17th Century The case is heavy (0Original Item: Only One Available. Filthy dirty from over 100 years storage, this is a good quality London double barrel 12 bore shotgun signed on the lock plates by the maker: W. MOORE & Co.. WILLIAM MOORE was a British Gunsmith, who operated at 78 Edgware Road, London, and worked from 1790 until 1835. It is also marked on the barrel rib: LONDON FINE TWIST, though the twists can no longer be seen due to the finish. The barrels are 30" in length and