Dated by serial number to manufacture in 1879, so made for black powder 12G 2 1/2 inch shells. The "crystal indicator" was a small window in each lock plate to enable the firing mechanism's position can be checked as cocked or not, as this was one of the early non-hammer guns. The action metalwork is beautifully engraved and bright but profiles are a bit worn. Walnut furniture is light and well figured making it look quite fresh. I would rate this as a 144 year old collectable that must be gunsmith checked before any attempt to shoot it with appropriate ammunition.
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