Original U.S. Child's Percussion Fowling Piece by Bown & Tetley of Pittsburgh circa 1840 British Field Gear including clerks and motor-pool staff

including clerks and motor-pool staff

There were two main iterations of it: the M1917

was considered by the Empire of Japan to be a just reason for sacrificing pilots and aircraft

which is capped off by a silvered fitting bearing a coat of arms

seeing most of its service in the Pacific and European theaters

Original U.S. Child's Percussion Fowling Piece by Bown & Tetley of Pittsburgh circa 1840 British Field Gear including clerks and motor-pool staffOriginal Item: Only One Available. This just came out of the attic after a hundred years of storage, together with a couple of hundred other guns. It is an American assembled percussion fowling piece, made for a boy of maybe ten or twelve years old. The barrel, which we think is . 60 Caliber is stamped LONDON. The lock is marked BOWN & TETLEY PITTSBURGH, a family business that operated for most of the 1800 hundreds. The gun measures 40 1 2" overall