Stock Photo - Double barrel flint hunting rifle, The two blued locks are mounted left and right, lightly engraved with leaves and signature in an oval, pan lined with gold. The two tanned and damasked walkways are connected to each other at the top and bottom by hollow ribs and adorned on the back with two narrow bands engraved with foliage, the visor grain is of gilt brass, the right-hand loop is marked with HL under a dot and HA and L, the left-hand loop with an identical mark of HA and the number 4, basculating loop, the tail of the loop is engraved with flowers and foliage, at the bottom are two blued iron loading rod sleeves, the rear with a hinged bracket. Half front drawer with accentuated pistol grip, the lower part of which protrudes under the flask in the shape of a pig's head that bites into it, the cheek plate ends in a embossed flower, there are cross-cut surfaces for the lock and on the buttock. The batter of blued iron and silver consists of three loading rod tubes, two under the barrels, the rear one on the butt, silver oval plates for the running gate, the rear forked, iron trigger guard engraved with a sitting wolf or hunting dog, the end shaped and engraved like a vase, a small, white, shield-shaped silver thumb plate, and a butt plate with a track and suite with the end of the trigger guard, a hinged iron bracket is attached to the bottom of the flask, the loading stick has a cow horn cover and a reversible iron scratcher., Buys, Groningen, 1820 - 1830, gold (metal), gilding (material), brass (alloy), silver (metal), iron (metal), horn (animal material), cutting, l 119 cm l 78.5 cm d 15.2 mm