Original British Victorian Jacob's Double Barrel Rifled Carbine by Swinburn & Son Later Smoothbored - dated 1853 Uniforms and no final "burnishing" of

and no final "burnishing" of the grip

with the lever having traveled through an arc of about 160 degrees

Their secondary mission was to protect the southern flank of VII Corps

In lovely display condition this originated in a very old Collection in Kansas City before it came to live with us

The Original Wooden Carriage dates between1820 & 1840

Original British Victorian Jacob's Double Barrel Rifled Carbine by Swinburn & Son Later Smoothbored - dated 1853 Uniforms and no final "burnishing" ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fascinating double barreled shotgun, originally made as a very rare Jacob's Double Barrel Rifled Cavalry Carbine. This somewhat outlandish rifle carbine was designed by the larger than life British General John Jacob of the Indian Army. He had intended it to be a highly accurate and useful weapon, however it unfortunately fell short of expectations. It was first introduced in 1854 intended for South Africa.