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Item Code: 689-104
Iron lockplate with iron pan and frizzen. Surface is semi-bright with some light discoloration. The lockplate has a crown with “GR” below it forward of the hammer and the word “TOWER” behind the hammer. Just forward of the “GR” mark is a horizontal arrow with crown. Hammer comes with the lockplate and is in matching condition. Backside of the hammer has a broad arrow mark while the front has a thin line decoration. Clamp for the flint operates well.
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