Daryl,

Thank you for your comment. Whilst the order details are a photocopy (courtesy of the gentleman who salvaged Green’s records when the shop closed) I am doubly (or trebly) fortunate in that the Crawshay family kept “ephemera” that many others would have discarded over the years.

Within the case:-

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is the original receipt,

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(C.F. for centre fire as late as 1895!)

A Lyon and Lyon 12 bore lethal bullet (extracted from a Bear in India)

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Green’s bill in 1937 to Tudor’s eldest son Owen for lapping the bores (bear in mind British cartridges still had corrosive primers until the 1930’s or later).

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and finally a note by Owen (then about 83) as to the gun being back with Green for nitro proof.

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Last edited by Parabola; 08/07/24 01:48 PM.