The included letter from Atkin, Grant, & Lang lists the gun as a 12 bore sidelock ejector with 28" barrels, a 14 3/8" LOP, and weight of 6 lbs. 8 oz. when it was completed in 1891 for a General Ross and later owned by E. Bingham Esq., A. H. Dunmares Esq., and H. T. Underwood. A strong candidate for the General Ross in question is Brigadier General John Ross who served in the Crimean War and in India before his death in 1905. With an oak & leather case containing snap caps, oiler, and cleaning tools.

Very fine, professionally refinished with light handling evidence, minor subsurface pitting, and mostly grey action. Wood has wear at some edges and chipping. Case is good. Mechanically excellent.