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What is this old Double Barrel?

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chains786

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Hello, Thank you for your time for looking at this gun.
It measures 46 3/4 long
There is lots of fine inlays & designs in the metal I was told it was a early 1800 english made.
The left hammer pulls back and releases with the trigger the right one does not....
Any Info,Value would be greatly appreciated! Thank you again
Mike
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This is the link to the album with 26 photos http://s559.photobucket.com/albums/ss31/123ezdeals/Double Barrel/
 
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It looks like it has Birmingham proof marks on the barrels.

Probably from the middle of the 19th Century.

In its present condition I would not think it would be worth a great deal.
 
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