Kidder & Muir, London. Circa 1900
The 12 bore 30" damascus barrels with 2½ chambers are choked imp. cyl./imp. cyl. A well figured walnut stock with Prince of Wales semi-pistol grip stock is finished to a length of 14¹/₈". Weight 6lb 6oz.

The lockwork is finished with scroll and game scene engraving.

Bell Bros. Glasgow. A 12-bore top lever hammer gun. Circa 1904/5. Serial no. 13315
The 30" damascus barrels with 2½" chambers choked imp cylinder (both barrels). Original condition stock, not refinished, length of 14½", nitroproof.
Weight 7 lb.

This exceptionally well balanced gun has the best condition barrels I have seen in a 100 year old gun. The bores are the same measurement as at manufacture. Mint (stock not refinished but good original condition).

William Needler, Silver Street, Hull. A 12-bore underlever hammer gun. Circa 1870. Serial no. 1636
The 30" damascus barrels with 2½" chambers choked ¼ + ¼ nitroproof. A nice oil finished stock with walnut extension to 14½". Nice engraving to the frames and lockplates.
Weight 6 lb 4 oz.

A fine example by this prolific maker of guns, he specialised in making many specialist calibres for the arctic whaling ships.