Original British Double Barrel 12 gauge Side Lever Hammer Shotgun by W. Richards of London - Circa 1870 German Artwork & Posters Found in the IMA warehouse

Found in the IMA warehouse where they have lain undisturbed for the last 20 years

This an incredible excellent condition example of a WW2 German Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Car / Automobile / Vehicle Rigid Fender Pennant used for high ranking officer vehicles

On 10 October an ultimatum was delivered to the German Garrison Commander of Aachen allowing him 24 hours to surrender the city and his troops

Mounted on a matured bamboo haft measuring of 46"

Bolivar stood out of Seeadler Harbor as part of Transport Group "Baker" of the Southern Attack Force headed for Leyte

Original British Double Barrel 12 gauge Side Lever Hammer Shotgun by W. Richards of London - Circa 1870 German Artwork & Posters Found in the IMA warehouseOriginal Item: Only One Available. This just came out of the attic after a hundred years of storage, together with a couple of hundred other guns. This lovely double hammer shotgun was made by the company that later became Westley Richards, but was started in Birmingham by WILLIAM RICHARDS in 1812. This was the name of their outlet at 170 BOND STREET, LONDON until 1872 when the London Manager William Bishop, known as the "Bishop of Bond Street" died.