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Silver mounted fowling piece by John Harman of London. Likely produced in the early 1760's. Notable features include graceful architecture, finely sculpted silver mounts and delicate silver wire inlay. The flintlock includes a roller frizzen as well as a roller on the mainspring tip.
Photos: Ric Lambert
