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P.Chamberlin & Co
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I found a E. Chamberlain, 1850, percussion pistols at Southbridge, Massachusetts and a Joseph Chamberlain around 1815, general gunsmith in Albany, New York but no P Chamberlin & Co.
It was fairly common to change the spelling of names back in those days so there is a possibility that one or both of these somehow are tied to P Chamberlin & Co.
It's also possible that P. Chamberlin & Co was a hardware store or a gun dealer that bought and sold guns with his companies name stamped on them.
That was also pretty common.
It was fairly common to change the spelling of names back in those days so there is a possibility that one or both of these somehow are tied to P Chamberlin & Co.
It's also possible that P. Chamberlin & Co was a hardware store or a gun dealer that bought and sold guns with his companies name stamped on them.
That was also pretty common.
