GUNS, WEAPONS, &c.
West End Gallery and South-West Gallery.
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j? nie finished in enamel, and gilt in different -ways.
ancy buttons, finished in Yimous styles,c,. 1 ''a Star of the Order of the Garter, the Thistle, and of'.A atriclc, all finished in enamel and bright cut silver..a . a tes for shoulder-belts of officers of infantry, new infinished in enamel, and chased; and for shaltos offfiee rs of infantry.
for officers in the army and navy. Fancyr ds for full court dress. Highland dirk.
Hawk.es & Co., 14 Piccadilly — Inventors. and Manufacturers.
Enar L me "? of military and other head-dresses, and otp u military accoutrements and appointments.l 3 an ^fi r °'dered banner, designed in the style of ancient
219 Boss, Thomas, 73 St. James’s Street, Pall Mall
—Manufacturer.
Central fire double-gun; sight shields in centre of thebreast of hammers. Other single and double guns.
Double gun in an unfinished state. Specimen of themanufacture of a gun-barrel previous to its being weldedtogether. Barrels welded in a black forged state; barrelsfiled, put together, and “proved.” Locks in blackforged state, and in bright filed state. Gun furniturein black forged state, and in bright filed state in variousforms. Various articles useful in the equipment of fire-arms. _
220 Beckwith, Henry, 58 Skinner Street, Snow Hill —
Manufacturer.
Fowling-pieces, blunderbusses, and other fire-arms.
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Beri NG ton, James, Iloxton —Inventor.
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in imjf 6 fifil'length figures, representing British soldiersbelt, anil^o S ^ w ‘ n S the inventor’s improved knapsack,
and those at present in use.
^ A Robinson, A., 41 Whitcomb Street, Haymarket —Rest D
215
Gibb
Bb s, George, Clare Street, Bristol —InventorliBp rov , and Manufacturer.
!"issi nff j. e< l. re gistered double-barrel gun, in which'fi tr odvi c t; re 1S P revent ed in wet or damp weather, by thehippie • «° n °fi aB *r°n cover to shut pver the cap andfifihng’ UD le c e> v er is raised by the action of the hammer'*ay, ani* 1 ? 11 the percussion cap, which it fires in the usual° r fi'ithout S it lnOVea ^^ e ’ S0 ^ at t ^ ie ^ un ma ^ usel ^ w * t ' 12l0 -:-
T\v 0 _ ' ATTie . J., 205 Regent Street —Manufacturer,'l^fifile §o?°t Ve r *^ e ’ fi° u ifi e guns, duelling pistols, smalls *in flasks T S ’ Set fi est fi° u fi le S un furniture, hog-’ shot pouches, loading rod, with swivel.
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Anton, J., & Son, 6 Dover Street, Piccadilly. Fair 0 f r L ,, —Manufacturers.
P'stols; a j]j"fimg UD s; double rifle; and pair of duellingatu s n mahogany cases, and furnished with appa-
221 Bentley, Joseph, & Son, 12 South Castle Street,Liverpool —Inventors and Manufacturers.Patent central double-fire percussion guns.
222 Trulock, E., & Son, 9 Dawson Street, Dublin —
Manufacturers.
Double-bar gun, with Damascus and plaited twistbarrels. Centripetal double gun, back action. Doublegun,, with safety guard, and long strap. Double rifle,with shot barrels to fit stock, and with single hair-trigger.
Back-action single and double guns, with cases. Doublebar gun.
Back-action single rifle, two grooves. Single rifles.Air gun. Bar-lock double guns, with double-rifle barrels,the barrels and locks to same fit.
Rifle for rook shooting, with barrel drilled from thesolid cast-steel bar, and small bore.
Double pistols, with bar locks. Double back-actionpistols. Six-shot revolving pistols, with cases, complete.Pair of double and single pistols. Double pistols, onetrigger.
Gun barrels in the forged state, and ground and bored.
Gun locks, in the filed state. Rifle-barrel, bored andground. Pair of rifle-barrels. Single barrel rifle, manygrooves. Bullet moulds.
223 Deane, Adams, & Deane, 30 King William Street,
London Bridge —Manufacturers.
Patent spiral raised rib rifles. Patent safety stop-lockguns. Patent gun locks, fowling pieces, Indian andAfrican rifles, pistols, &c.
218
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®ham, W. & J., 26 Piccadilly —Forlatent „ Needham, Proprietor.
0f< Rnarv “‘Priming gun; in which a lever places thc ° c hiiur rt’PP ur cap on the nipple by the simple action ofo ali 0 £’ A lle muzzle of the gun being previously lowereif°rnieil Ga P to P ass from the groove or reservoir (wluclfibo l ( , c > on each side of the stock from the butt end tc
Patent an , ,. c °ntains 120 caps) to a recess in the lever.Ca ps are afi 'Priming gun, with this difference, that thicharm,. orm ed as to allow a closer communication t(a PParatus w *tb the addition of an improved safety-
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R>e e onstn m ? g musket, to use the military flange captlo n .. etion similar to the preceding, with the excep-0 fithe st opi groove or reservoir being down the fore ent• Safety st ’ niore suitable for muskets.
"’fi'oductinn p Sun. This invention consists in theJJfi’son with *i an extr a sear to the lock, which acts infianini er ,?2 e hand-spring of the guard ; as soon as ther tear in the nipple it is caught by the stop
^Pioded tumbler of the lock, and the cap cannot beP° s 'tion of « - the gun is up to the shoulder in the. Game m - In g.
n c R 1 intend 61 ?’ ^ ou h le an <i single guns to load at the„ Ve ment= J ?, t° Combine safety and economy, by im-n >lf-loal-’ n the construction.
Litton of la e,carbine “ “
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getor a simnlp “" on . the same principle, with thifit of order PP ara tus for self-loading, not liabli
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223a Deane, George & John, 30 King WilliamStreet, London Bridge— Manufacturers.
Double guns, in mahogany case complete, and withvaried style of engraving. Double and single rifles.Single guns. Specimens of double and single holsterpistols. Electro-plated silver revolving pistol, ebonystock, silver studded. Electro-gilt pistol, with ivorystock, gold studded. Small pocket secret pistols, ivorystocks. Officers’ double and single belt pistols. Speci-mens of malleable twisted steel barrels, from the scrapsto the finish ; and of the new patent rifling, the newpatent safety, and the new patent lock. Double gun, inits stripped state. Double trade guns. Single birdinggun. ___
224 Parker, Field, & Sons, 23.3 Holborn —Manufacturers.
Double-barrel fowling and rifle guns, in cases, complete.Inlaid and ornamental pistols. Air-gun in case, complete.New spring belt for carrying shot cartridges.
Percussion musket and bayonet, as employed in theHon. East India Company ’s service. Percussion fusil.Sapper and Miner’s carbine. Cavalry carbine aiM pistol.Flint and steel single gun, used by the Hudson’s BayCompany as a trade gun.
Truncheons, rattles, spring handcuffs, leglocks, andspring-hilted cutlass, used by the metropolitan and cityof London police. Brass pocket staff and pistol used bythe inspectors and superintendents.
Chain, with wrist shackles and lock, used at prisonsfor removing prisoners.
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