Three shotguns

1) Percussion single shot, octagonal barrel transitions to hexagonal and then to cylindrical, old repair in the central part of the barrel. Stamped barrel maker's mark above the chamber (Johann Entzinger, Vienna, 1667-1691). Originally flintlock transformed into percussion lock, carved walnut half-stock heavily damaged, brass garniture, smooth. Bow, charger, socket, thumbplate and part of lock counterplate missing. Length 122 cm. 2) Percussion shotgun, double, unmarked. 3) Double percussion shotgun, unmarked. Condition 3

1) Percussion single shot, octagonal barrel transitions to hexagonal and then to cylindrical, old repair in the central part of the barrel. Barrel maker's mark stamped above the chamber (Johann Entzinger, Vienna, 1667-1691). Originally flintlock transformed into percussion lock, carved walnut half-stock heavily damaged, brass garniture, smooth. Bow, charger, socket, thumbplate and part of lock counterplate missing. Length 122 cm. 2) Percussion shotgun, double, unmarked. 3) Double percussion shotgun, unmarked. Condition 3, 1) Percussion shotgun; the octagonal barrel transitions into a hexadecagonal section and then into a cylindrical one; there is an old repair in the middle section of the barrel. The barrel maker's mark is stamped above the chamber (Johann Entzinger, Vienna, 1667-1691). Originally a flintlock, converted to a percussion lock; carved half-stock made of walnut, heavily damaged, smooth brass forniture. The trigger guard, ramrod, ramrod pipe, escutcheon palte, and part of the lock counterplate are missing. Length: 122 cm. 2) Percussion double-barreled shotgun, unmarked. 3) Pinfire double-barreled shotgun, unmarked. Condition 3