W. Findlay, Kingston, By Forfar. A 12-bore top lever hammer gun. Circa 1894 NVN
The 30" replacement steel barrels with 2½" chambers are choked ¼ and ½. An excellent quality walnut stock, finished to 143/8" with beautiful rose and scroll engraving.
Weight 6 lb 6 oz.

This gun was commissioned by a local gunsmith, the records show that he was trading at Kingston, Forfar from 1891 - 1895, however we believe that the gun was made by a top quality maker for Findlay. The lock work, engraving and wood bear the hallmarks of a best gun. Replacement sleeved barrels have just been fitted in our workshop.

W. Collath & Son, Frankfurt. Circa 1910. Serial no. 20841
A fine and rare premier quality 16 bore, the 29" steel barrels with 2¾ chambers are choked full and full, the barrels being engraved with the stamp "Wittener Excelsior". The highly figured Monte Carlo stock has a length of 14¼", with engraved pistol grip oval.

The lockwork, trigger plate and top strap are highly engraved in high relief with leaves, forest scene with black game, hunting dogs and roe deer. The slide action opening is operated by the full horn fore-end lever, the sight through turn safety catch being fitted on the top strap. Sling swivels are fitted as standard to stock and barrel rib. A beautiful gun, W. Colleth and Son being listed as makers to the Kaiser.

W. J. Jeffrey & Co., Regent Street, London. Circa 1928. Serial no. 3662
The original 12 bore steel barrels with 2½ chambers are choked improved cylinder and full. A nicely shaped Prince of Wales, semi-pistol grip stock with oil finish, to a length of 14³/₈".
Weight 6 lb 2 0z.

The barrels have been refinished in our workshop.

AYA No 2 sidelock. A 12 bore sidelock with 26" barrels. 2 3/4" chambers.
Makers case. This gun is as new and has fired less than 500 cartridges

BSA, Birmingham. A pair of 12 bore boxlock ejector guns, circa 1930.
The 28" barrels are choked 1/4 and 1/2.These guns are in mint order and come in a double oak and leather case.
Weight 7 lbs 6 oz