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A smooth bore gun signed by Claude Niquet of Liege, Belgium. This gun combines both fowling piece and typical rifle characteristics. Details suggest this was built in the 1730's or 1740's. Of particular note is the similarity in stocking to the "Brass Barreled Rifle".