Shop Standard Fowler - Built as a colonial version of an English fowler differentiated by American sideplate rather than the typical serpentine plate found on British fowlers. It has a 38" Colerain 20 gauge octagon to round barrel with a wedding band at the transition, a Chambers Early Ketland lock with the plate modified with beveled edges as appropriate, soft yellow brass hardware and a sugar maple stock with nice flame figuring in the butt stock area. The shorter barrel lends itself to still hunting in thick cover or carrying on horseback. I am asking $1500.00.
Shop standard rifle - Lancaster County barn gun. Made to be typical of a common man's rifle made for the westward migration out of Lancaster, PA. A nice maple stock with some striping, a 38" Rice b-wt swamped barrel in 50 caliber, a Chambers Dale Johnson lock and soft yellow brass hardware. No carving or engraving, an working gun to be used for hunting. Asking $1400.00.
Would like to speak to you about purchasing the rifle. PLease contact me at 828-729-3686. Larry Anderson
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