Original 18th Century Queen Anne Marked British Flintlock Blunderbuss by John Brush with Dog Safety made in 1707 Other European Militaria and "Good Luck"

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Original 18th Century Queen Anne Marked British Flintlock Blunderbuss by John Brush with Dog Safety made in 1707 Other European Militaria and "Good Luck"Original Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a British Iron Barreled Blunderbuss, as used during the 18th Century. The lock is maker marked I. BRUSH on the tail of the lock, indicating production by London gunmaker John Brush (at the time I would be substituted for the letter J). Notes from the antique gunsmith who lasted serviced it indicate that it is additionally marked on the inside of the lock plate with J. B. over V11, which