Probably manufactured in the 20th century. The two stage barrel has a flared muzzle and an octagonal breech section. The top barrel flat is marked "P/P" at the breech. The flat lock plate has a proof stamped under the wheel and engraved brass wheel covers depicting two dragon-like creatures. The dragon-like engraved motif is repeated on the cock. It is fitted with a square trigger guard. The full length wood stock features numerous bone inlays and plaques which are engraved in the form of men and beasts, but most depict floral motifs. One of the largest inlays features a man on horseback engaging a charging lion (left side). Unbeknownst to the horseback rider is a stalking lion. The hunter becoming the prey. Other inlays show dogs and grotesque faces. The inlays flanking the back strap show a seahorse type figure with a man's face. The stock has a round butt with metal straps and applied classical faces and a lion's head on the bottom. The wooden ramrod has a floral engraved bone tip.

As described in "A."