Boat gun
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Boat gun
The gun has a stock which is fitted with a brass ramrod pipe with a steel ramrod. There is also a very long plain brass trigger guard and a flat butt plate which is fitted with a swivel. The gun has a flintlock and a brass barrel flared at the muzzle. The calibre is 1.75 inches. The gun is engraved on the lockplate: 'COOPER LONDON'.
It is likely that the gun was taken by Admiral Sir Frederick George Denham Bedford during the Benin Expedition of 1894 where a large quantity of arms and ammunition was found -the armoury of chief Nanna against whom the punitive expedition was waged.
Cooper
- Image reference: E8649
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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