Original British Double Barrel 12 gauge Side Lever Hammer Shotgun by W. Richards of London - Circa 1870 French Helmets compromised extraction

compromised extraction

Lieutenant Lewis Turnbull was credited with two aerial victories in WWI

this helmet’s distinctive appearance makes it easily recognizable from other interwar steel helmets

A very scarce edged weapon from the WWI era in good condition

He decided on this second course in spite of the damaged condition of the aircraft which made the journey difficult and hazardous

Original British Double Barrel 12 gauge Side Lever Hammer Shotgun by W. Richards of London - Circa 1870 French Helmets compromised extractionOriginal Item: Only One Available. This just came out of the attic after a hundred years of storage, together with a couple of hundred other guns. This lovely double hammer shotgun was made by the company that later became Westley Richards, but was started in Birmingham by WILLIAM RICHARDS in 1812. This was the name of their outlet at 170 BOND STREET, LONDON until 1872 when the London Manager William Bishop, known as the "Bishop of Bond Street" died.