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Dear fal308, John & All,
I have another question just posted on my message board. This one I hope will be a bit more interesting than the last as far as the quality of the weapon. Here is the note:
"I have a shotgun that was brought home after WW1, and was still packed in grease when I got it. Its a 16 gauge, double barrel side by side, with silver triggers, short narrow carved stock with wood grain lenghtwise and around the stock. On the left barrel is possibly "Leon Gathoye Leege Fournisseur" on the right barrel is possibly "EE SAR MGR Prince Albert D.E.Belginte" any info would be greatly appreciated"
I would really appreciate your opinions on this one. I thank you for your help on the last question I posted and thank you in advance for your help on this one.
Sincerely, Blake
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