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1851 Great Exhibition: Official Catalogue: Class VIII.: Charles Osbourne

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234. OSBORNE, CHARLES, 1 Lichfield Street, Birmingham — Manufacturer.

Improved central-fire double gun, with chain-twist barrels, 14 bore; the same, 13 bore, in a soft or unfinished state.

Bar-slide double gun, 16 bore, carved pistol hand-stock; and single gun, 14 bore, with improved safety lock and guard.

Tube single gun, hollow top end to end, cut-up sides, 12 bore.

Large single gun, with Col. Hawker's improved ignition, maple stock, 7-8 inch bore, flat top rib, for wildfowl shooting; all fitted with fine stub-twist barrels.

Large five-barrel revolving pistol, stock inlaid with silver, and lion's head carved on butt.

Pair fancy pistols, fluted, barrels, inlaid with silver.

Pair officer's pistols, German silver body, electro-plated, cap-box inlaid with silver.

Pair ladies' small pistols (700 balls to the pound), in tortoiseshell case, complete.

Double-barrel pistol, with swivel rod, bolted and bayoneted.

Improved alarm gun, for setting in plantations, lawns, gardens, rick-yards, etc.


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