The smoothbore barrels have small blade front sights, "DUBLIN" on top in ornate panels, and a pair of "crown/cross scepter" proofs on the upper left at the breech, and the locks have "WESTON" at center, non-bridled pans, and lined borders. The furniture is brass with light engraving, and the trigger guards have acorn finials. The wrists are checkered and have silver escutcheons inscribed with a griffin over a torse over the intertwined initials "CL."

Fair with dark aged patina on the brass, mild pitting and light gray patina on the lock, and mild scrapes and marks. The hammer is repaired (rewelded) above screw with replacement jaw screw. The stock is fair with multiple repairs in the forend, mostly crisp checkering, and some cracking at the front of the lock. Mechanically fine.

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Good with deep aged patina on the brass, minor pitting and oxidation along with gray patina on the lock, and scattered scratches and minor marks. The stock is fair and has some cracks in the forend, a couple chips on the left, mostly crisp checkering, and minor dings and scratches. Mechanically fine.