Rare Blunderbuss with folding bayonet

Marcus den toom · 2nd January 2014, 09:10 PM

Hi Michael,

I am indeed suprised in a good way to find you in this topic

When the blunderbuss will arrive at my home, i will investigate the name Ketland on it. It might be William or Thomas Ketland instead of Ketland & co (it would make more sense if the butstock is of 1770's design).
I wondered, the pancover has a roller... i always believed they only came into fashion from around 1800's ?

Fernando, do you have a picture of this other specimen? I couldn't find it

2nd January 2014, 09:10 PM	#7
Marcus den toom Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Netherlands Posts: 542	Hi Michael, I am indeed suprised in a good way to find you in this topic When the blunderbuss will arrive at my home, i will investigate the name Ketland on it. It might be William or Thomas Ketland instead of Ketland & co (it would make more sense if the butstock is of 1770's design). I wondered, the pancover has a roller... i always believed they only came into fashion from around 1800's ? Fernando, do you have a picture of this other specimen? I couldn't find it