Shotgun with left-handed flint lock, Gerrit Lasonder (II), c. 1705 - c. 1710 Canvas Print
The lock for a left-handed shooter is mounted on the left side of the stock; over the tail of the lock plate is an edge embossed; the lock plate bears a signature; the inside is stamped with the letters SI. The barrel is marked with filed rings; the tail of the barrel is equipped with a visorkeep, the visor grain is of yellow copper; on top is the coat of arms of Utrecht stamped, on top of a brand in the form of a crowned shield. The light brown to yellow stock is embossed with large leaves, among other things. The gilded yellow-copper fitting consists of four loading rack sleeves, a trigger bracket with a grotesque mask, an ajour processed screw plate consisting of praise with heads of fantasy creatures around a Classic warrior on a cart pulled by a centaur, and a stock plate with embellishment in relief, including a faun, on the track; no thumb plate; the loading stick is equipped with a cow horn hood and on the narrow side of a long iron hood.
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