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Old03-29-2011, 02:49 AM #1
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DefaultLorenz Bossel

Its a German cap lock from around the 1840s Designed by Lorenz Bossel.

It has silver mounts & inlay

front plus rear sights that flip up

I want to know if its special or rare.

And the approximate value.
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Old03-29-2011, 02:53 AM #2
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Its a shotgun/rifle hybrid

Beautiful inlay

and neat little holding places
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Art in stock.

Some full body pic's...........very sexy rifle.....err.....shotgun.


Let me know if you have any info, or if you like this rifle....er shotgun, and what could i get for it, if I was going to sell it.

-Robert
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Very nice! Unfortunately, I think the repair to the wrist will drop collector's value quite a bit.

Antiques like this one are their own field- it would really take an appraisal from someone that works with Early Euro guns a lot- and sales of these are so infrequent, there is no real "average market value".

BTW, if you have not already done so, would be prudent to use a cleaning rod, and check to make sure there is not a load in there. Found one from the 1830's about 6 months ago- loaded.
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Very nice! Unfortunately, I think the repair to the wrist will drop collector's value quite a bit.

Antiques like this one are their own field- it would really take an appraisal from someone that works with Early Euro guns a lot- and sales of these are so infrequent, there is no real "average market value".

BTW, if you have not already done so, would be prudent to use a cleaning rod, and check to make sure there is not a load in there. Found one from the 1830's about 6 months ago- loaded.
Will do, have to take a trip into town find a specialist.
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What gun is the one laying belly up that looks to have a pistol grip stock ? It's not the same gun as the other pictures. But the [ drilling? ] is a very nice gun,that the cap/patch box cover is still with the gun is a miracle.
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