Original British Double Barrel 16 gauge Shotgun by William Chance & Son for U.S. Market - Circa 1830-1860 MG 34 Feed Assembly - Original unissued Medical Officer's

- Original unissued Medical Officer's Field Surgical kit roll Case

free from splits

An advanced detachment of VIII Bomber Command was established at RAF Bomber Command Headquarters at RAF Daws Hill England on 23 February in preparation for its units to arrive in the United Kingdom from the United States

including the Ludwig Loewe Company

with a couple of the pilots getting some shots off at them

Original British Double Barrel 16 gauge Shotgun by William Chance & Son for U.S. Market - Circa 1830-1860 MG 34 Feed Assembly - Original unissued Medical Officer'sOriginal Item: Only One Available. William Chance worked from 1830 to 1860 and was renowned for his fine "wire twist barrels". He exported many quality arms to the United States, of which this is an excellent example. Both locks have lovely decorative engraving and are marked W. Chance & Son in European Style Black Letter style. The top strap between the barrels is marked London Real Twist in the same style, indicating the forging style. There is also