Manufactured c. 1810. The lock is signed "OXBORROW", possibly for Edward or James Oxborrow of Woodbridge. The iron barrel is marked with "crown/P" and "crown/V" proof marks flanking a star stamp on the upper left at the breech and flares out to about 1 1/4 inches at the muzzle (gauge estimated). A 16 inch folding bayonet is mounted on top. The furniture featured light engraving and an acorn trigger guard finial. The stock has a horn forend tip and a checkered wrist.