Original British 12 Bore Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun by Walter Clement with Birmingham Proofs - circa 1870 Thompson SMG This may have been a

This may have been a restoration project that was never finished

with the correct front eyelet hole seen on WWII era helmet liners

The shell is maker marked with a stamping on the underside of the rim that reads ZA 188

Transferred as Major to the 44th Regiment of Foot on April 27th 1815 and was appointed Lieutenant Colonel on June 4th 1815

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Original British 12 Bore Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun by Walter Clement with Birmingham Proofs - circa 1870 Thompson SMG This may have been aOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a typical British made Double Barreled Percussion shotgun, most likely intended for the large U. S. import market. It is marked on both lock plates with W. CLEMENT, a known maker whose history is not entirely understood. We have seen them usually identified as Walter Clement, though sometimes Walter Clment of Belgium. We would suspect however that they may simply be the importer exporter who commissioned