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A "walking stick"-combination flintlock firearm, London, circa 1780. Consisting of a blued barrel with smooth bore in mm calibre, which also serves as the shaft of the stick, cm long. It comes with the original wooden muzzle protector having an iron cap, which also serves as the point of the stick as well as an iron blunderbuss barrel in mm calibre, cm long. All metal, nickel-silver box lock richly engraved with vines, the inscription "London" on the lock plate, threaded holes for the barrels and butt stock, and London proof marks on the cha,
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