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321
169
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320
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326
149
361
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379
377
152
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176
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365
230
369
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174
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357
165
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327
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158
347
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342
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356
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380
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Walking stick gun (1998.18.1)
Walking-stick guns were a British idea of the early 19th century. They offered a means of gentlemanly self-defence in the period following the French Revolution when the carrying of arms in public was increasingly frowned upon, but which as yet lacked an established police force.
This duck-headed ‘Harper Classic’ version is breech-loading and smooth-bored, and used a percussion cap firing system for .32 calibre (8mm) pellets.