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Old 31st August 2014, 04:13 PM   #1
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Hi all;

Without being an expert, I think the mechanical construction, especially the tube and the method of regulating the powder, with its small screw, represent a closer building, 19th century Same for decoration in shell hook to port . For me it is a hunting horn.

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Old 31st August 2014, 04:31 PM   #2
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Hi all;

Without being an expert, I think the mechanical construction, especially the tube and the method of regulating the powder, with its small screw, represent a closer building, 19th century Same for decoration in shell hook to port . For me it is a hunting horn.

Affectionately. Fernando K
(sorry for the translation)
Hola Fernando.
You might also post the text in your language; i think a little correction to the english translation would be important, in this case.
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