Double Pinfire Shotgun by Johann Peterlongo/Double Pinfire Shotgun, Johann Peterlongo

Side-by-side cylindrical barrels made of Damascene steel, locks decorated with full-length ripples are marked with gold-embossed inscriptions "I PETERLONGO/INNSBRUCK". The gun is semi-framed, with identically decorated bascule and garniture. Innsbruck circa 1860, length 114 cm. Forearm completed by an amateur, all metal parts with deep corrosion scars. Peterlongo Johann (Hans the Elder) (1854 Innsbruck - 1930 ibid.). Joint percussion stock, octagonal rifled barrel, sliding herringbone sight, adjustable sight, smooth percussion lock defective, gun semi-fitted, walnut stock damaged, fittings smooth, brass. Probably Austria, 1st half of the 19th century. Iron parts cleaned with traces of corrosion.

Side-by-side cylindrical barrels of Damascene steel, locks decorated with full-length ripples are marked with gold-tausseled inscriptions 'I PETERLONGO/INNSBRUCK'. The gun is semi-framed, with identically decorated bascule and garniture. Innsbruck circa 1860, length 114 cm. Forearm completed by an amateur, all metal parts with deep corrosion scars. Peterlongo Johann (Hans the Elder) (1854 Innsbruck - 1930 ibid.). Joint percussion stock, octagonal rifled barrel, sliding herringbone stock, adjustable sight, smooth percussion lock defective, gun semi-fitted, walnut stock damaged, fittings smooth, brass. Probably Austria, 1st half of the 19th century. Iron parts cleaned with traces of corrosion. , Side-by-side, cylindrical barrels of Damascus steel, the locks decorated all over with vine engravings and signed "I PETERLONGO/INNSBRUCK" in gold. Walnut half stock, system and furniture decorated en suite. Innsbruck around 1860, length 114 cm. Fore-end unprofessionally replaced, all metal parts with deep corrosion pits. Peterlongo Johann (1854 Innsbruck - 1930 Innsbruck). Comes with a short barrel rifle, octagonal rifled barrel, dovetailed brass front sight, leaf rear sight, smooth percussion lock (defective) and damaged walnut stock. Smooth brass mounts. Presumably Austria around 1830. Iron parts cleaned and pitted.