This interesting blunderbuss was likely built in India or Nepal using recycled parts from a Brown Bess and has a menacing 1 7/8 inch muzzle opening (gauge of the bore estimated above), inlaid scroll and geometric designs along the barrel as well as three flutes near the muzzle, Georgian cipher and "TOWER" marked lock, brass furniture, and checkered wrist and incised floral carving on the stock.

Good with dark brown patina, mild oxidation, aged patina on the brass, missing upper tang screw, and some absent barrel inlays. The stock is poor and has cracks, chips, repairs, partially smooth checkering, spliced toe, and general scrapes and dings. Mechanically fine.