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Seller: cmsaprorider
Company:
Member Since: 3/31/15
First Name: richard
Last Name: jones
State:
Texas
Zip: 78643
Country: United States
Phone: (325) 247-5167
Fax:
Seller Type:Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: USPS Money Order
Maleham cased English 12 ga side by side hammer shotgun, engraved
Description: MALEHAM Double Barrel
12ga; Good bore, Excellent stock, 29'' barrel, Double Barrel Shotgun in orginal case. With two leather slings. Stock shows some obvious handling marks. Barrel has some light scuffs and scratches. Shotgun is in remarkable shape. Case is lined in red velvet and the outside is lined in leather. Case handle is detached from the case now. Silver Oval engraved with Crown and bear Rampant. Possible Swedish Royal connection. This fine gun had a piece of old newspaper from Sweden dated 1958 in it used as padding for the barrel. Ivory bead front sight and middle sight. Barrel is Damascus and has a leather Muzzle Protector. Case hardened butt plate. Butt stock is 15 1/4 " long. The Overall length is 45 1/2 ". The drop to comb is 3". The length of pull is 14 ". Weight is 6 1/2 lbs. Wall thicknes at muzzle is .o87", wall thickness at chamber is .1725". Gun is pre-1914 as evidenced by the address on the label. Charles H. Maleham. Trading in Sheffield about 1868 from 5 West Bar, in succession to his father George, this gunmaker was also a member of the London gun tradelisted at 20 Regent Street in 1878-82 and again from 1884 until 1900 or later. The trading style changed to Maleham & Company in the early 1900's but was sold to Arthur Turner shortly after WWI and ceased operating under it own name. In addition to sporting guns and rifles, a variety of Eley-made shotgun cartridges has been reported. Brandnames included The Clay Bird, The Double Wing, The Regent, The Steeltown and The Wing. A trademark was also popular, comprising six shot-holes around a central seventh, with a heraldic pinion or wing extending from each side. Still an excellent piece for the collection. PRICE REDUCED to $1900
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes Manufacturer:
Charles Maleham Ejectors:
no Condition:
good Metal Condition:
nice patina Wood Condition:
excellent Bore Condition:
godd Barrels:
2 Barrel Type:
damascus Action:
hammers Triggers:
double Gauge Info:
12 Stock:
straight checkered english walnut Fore End:
splinter type/checkered Butt Pad:
case hardened steel Rib:
solid rib Finish:
oil Sights:
ivory bed front, ivory bead middle Manufacture Date:
ca1880 Engraving:
fine engraving Extras:
two slings Case:
hard leather cas
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: cmsaprorider
Company:
Member Since: 3/31/15
First Name: richard
Last Name: jones
State:
Texas
Zip: 78643
Country: United States
Phone: (325) 247-5167
Fax:
Seller Type:Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: USPS Money Order
Maleham cased English 12 ga side by side hammer shotgun, engraved
Description: MALEHAM Double Barrel
12ga; Good bore, Excellent stock, 29'' barrel, Double Barrel Shotgun in orginal case. With two leather slings. Stock shows some obvious handling marks. Barrel has some light scuffs and scratches. Shotgun is in remarkable shape. Case is lined in red velvet and the outside is lined in leather. Case handle is detached from the case now. Silver Oval engraved with Crown and bear Rampant. Possible Swedish Royal connection. This fine gun had a piece of old newspaper from Sweden dated 1958 in it used as padding for the barrel. Ivory bead front sight and middle sight. Barrel is Damascus and has a leather Muzzle Protector. Case hardened butt plate. Butt stock is 15 1/4 " long. The Overall length is 45 1/2 ". The drop to comb is 3". The length of pull is 14 ". Weight is 6 1/2 lbs. Wall thicknes at muzzle is .o87", wall thickness at chamber is .1725". Gun is pre-1914 as evidenced by the address on the label. Charles H. Maleham. Trading in Sheffield about 1868 from 5 West Bar, in succession to his father George, this gunmaker was also a member of the London gun tradelisted at 20 Regent Street in 1878-82 and again from 1884 until 1900 or later. The trading style changed to Maleham & Company in the early 1900's but was sold to Arthur Turner shortly after WWI and ceased operating under it own name. In addition to sporting guns and rifles, a variety of Eley-made shotgun cartridges has been reported. Brandnames included The Clay Bird, The Double Wing, The Regent, The Steeltown and The Wing. A trademark was also popular, comprising six shot-holes around a central seventh, with a heraldic pinion or wing extending from each side. Still an excellent piece for the collection. PRICE REDUCED to $1900
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes Manufacturer:
Charles Maleham Ejectors:
no Condition:
good Metal Condition:
nice patina Wood Condition:
excellent Bore Condition:
godd Barrels:
2 Barrel Type:
damascus Action:
hammers Triggers:
double Gauge Info:
12 Stock:
straight checkered english walnut Fore End:
splinter type/checkered Butt Pad:
case hardened steel Rib:
solid rib Finish:
oil Sights:
ivory bed front, ivory bead middle Manufacture Date:
ca1880 Engraving:
fine engraving Extras:
two slings Case:
hard leather cas
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: cmsaprorider
Company:
Member Since: 3/31/15
First Name: richard
Last Name: jones
State:
Texas
Zip: 78643
Country: United States
Phone: (325) 247-5167
Fax:
Seller Type:Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: USPS Money Order
Maleham cased English 12 ga side by side hammer shotgun, engraved
Description: MALEHAM Double Barrel
12ga; Good bore, Excellent stock, 29'' barrel, Double Barrel Shotgun in orginal case. With two leather slings. Stock shows some obvious handling marks. Barrel has some light scuffs and scratches. Shotgun is in remarkable shape. Case is lined in red velvet and the outside is lined in leather. Case handle is detached from the case now. Silver Oval engraved with Crown and bear Rampant. Possible Swedish Royal connection. This fine gun had a piece of old newspaper from Sweden dated 1958 in it used as padding for the barrel. Ivory bead front sight and middle sight. Barrel is Damascus and has a leather Muzzle Protector. Case hardened butt plate. Butt stock is 15 1/4 " long. The Overall length is 45 1/2 ". The drop to comb is 3". The length of pull is 14 ". Weight is 6 1/2 lbs. Wall thicknes at muzzle is .o87", wall thickness at chamber is .1725". Gun is pre-1914 as evidenced by the address on the label. Charles H. Maleham. Trading in Sheffield about 1868 from 5 West Bar, in succession to his father George, this gunmaker was also a member of the London gun tradelisted at 20 Regent Street in 1878-82 and again from 1884 until 1900 or later. The trading style changed to Maleham & Company in the early 1900's but was sold to Arthur Turner shortly after WWI and ceased operating under it own name. In addition to sporting guns and rifles, a variety of Eley-made shotgun cartridges has been reported. Brandnames included The Clay Bird, The Double Wing, The Regent, The Steeltown and The Wing. A trademark was also popular, comprising six shot-holes around a central seventh, with a heraldic pinion or wing extending from each side. Still an excellent piece for the collection. PRICE REDUCED to $1900
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes Manufacturer:
Charles Maleham Ejectors:
no Condition:
good Metal Condition:
nice patina Wood Condition:
excellent Bore Condition:
godd Barrels:
2 Barrel Type:
damascus Action:
hammers Triggers:
double Gauge Info:
12 Stock:
straight checkered english walnut Fore End:
splinter type/checkered Butt Pad:
case hardened steel Rib:
solid rib Finish:
oil Sights:
ivory bed front, ivory bead middle Manufacture Date:
ca1880 Engraving:
fine engraving Extras:
two slings Case:
hard leather cas
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: cmsaprorider
Company:
Member Since: 3/31/15
First Name: richard
Last Name: jones
State:
Texas
Zip: 78643
Country: United States
Phone: (325) 247-5167
Fax:
Seller Type:Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: USPS Money Order
Maleham cased English 12 ga side by side hammer shotgun, engraved
Description: MALEHAM Double Barrel
12ga; Good bore, Excellent stock, 29'' barrel, Double Barrel Shotgun in orginal case. With two leather slings. Stock shows some obvious handling marks. Barrel has some light scuffs and scratches. Shotgun is in remarkable shape. Case is lined in red velvet and the outside is lined in leather. Case handle is detached from the case now. Silver Oval engraved with Crown and bear Rampant. Possible Swedish Royal connection. This fine gun had a piece of old newspaper from Sweden dated 1958 in it used as padding for the barrel. Ivory bead front sight and middle sight. Barrel is Damascus and has a leather Muzzle Protector. Case hardened butt plate. Butt stock is 15 1/4 " long. The Overall length is 45 1/2 ". The drop to comb is 3". The length of pull is 14 ". Weight is 6 1/2 lbs. Wall thicknes at muzzle is .o87", wall thickness at chamber is .1725". Gun is pre-1914 as evidenced by the address on the label. Charles H. Maleham. Trading in Sheffield about 1868 from 5 West Bar, in succession to his father George, this gunmaker was also a member of the London gun tradelisted at 20 Regent Street in 1878-82 and again from 1884 until 1900 or later. The trading style changed to Maleham & Company in the early 1900's but was sold to Arthur Turner shortly after WWI and ceased operating under it own name. In addition to sporting guns and rifles, a variety of Eley-made shotgun cartridges has been reported. Brandnames included The Clay Bird, The Double Wing, The Regent, The Steeltown and The Wing. A trademark was also popular, comprising six shot-holes around a central seventh, with a heraldic pinion or wing extending from each side. Still an excellent piece for the collection. PRICE REDUCED to $1900
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes Manufacturer:
Charles Maleham Ejectors:
no Condition:
good Metal Condition:
nice patina Wood Condition:
excellent Bore Condition:
godd Barrels:
2 Barrel Type:
damascus Action:
hammers Triggers:
double Gauge Info:
12 Stock:
straight checkered english walnut Fore End:
splinter type/checkered Butt Pad:
case hardened steel Rib:
solid rib Finish:
oil Sights:
ivory bed front, ivory bead middle Manufacture Date:
ca1880 Engraving:
fine engraving Extras:
two slings Case:
hard leather cas