identifying a fire arm
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i am in search of information, in regards to a fire arm, c g bonehill, marked new model, London fine Damascus, there are matching numbers (77831) on all three pieces, underside of both barrels are marked full choked, with (A6) stamped in-between the barrels right where they are marked (full choked, towards the tip of the barrel aprox 1&1/2 inches there is a (10) stamped inside a small circle, just underneath the latch point for the hand grip, right on the base of the latch point, there is a (J.B 6) stamped all the way down on the flat of the pivot point, there are corresponding markings on both barrels (11/1) and (10) over a (c) inside a small diamond shape with the word (choke) directly after, there are multiple places where there are a proof mark of some kind, it almost looks like an medieval axe and similar looking item crossed, a lot of engraving, a bird dog flushing a game bird that's caught mid flight, there is engraving on the wood portions of the hand grip and stock as well, with a military crest on the underside of the stock with the initials (A M)or (K M) scratched into the crest,
i thank you for this forum and its most generous access to your resources
rodger1955
i am in search of information, in regards to a fire arm, c g bonehill, marked new model, London fine Damascus, there are matching numbers (77831) on all three pieces, underside of both barrels are marked full choked, with (A6) stamped in-between the barrels right where they are marked (full choked, towards the tip of the barrel aprox 1&1/2 inches there is a (10) stamped inside a small circle, just underneath the latch point for the hand grip, right on the base of the latch point, there is a (J.B 6) stamped all the way down on the flat of the pivot point, there are corresponding markings on both barrels (11/1) and (10) over a (c) inside a small diamond shape with the word (choke) directly after, there are multiple places where there are a proof mark of some kind, it almost looks like an medieval axe and similar looking item crossed, a lot of engraving, a bird dog flushing a game bird that's caught mid flight, there is engraving on the wood portions of the hand grip and stock as well, with a military crest on the underside of the stock with the initials (A M)or (K M) scratched into the crest,
i thank you for this forum and its most generous access to your resources
rodger1955
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Pictures would help see the sticky on how to post pictures. In the meantime, here is the last time we discussed a Bonehill: http://forums.gunbroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=164488 0
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