An Untouched Flintlock Blunderbuss by Barber of Newark, Circa 1770. With with brass barrel formed in four stages and moulded at the muzzle, inscribed ‘Newark’ on the flat and struck with private proof marks on the left of the breech, fitted with top-mounted spring bayonet released by a catch on the tang, signed stepped bevelled lock fitted with bolt safety-catch fitted with bevelled cock decorated en suite, figured walnut full stock, pineapple chequered grip, border-engraved brass mounts, comprising butt-plate with tang of shaped outline and trigger guard with acorn finial of early form, a pair of ramrod pipes, and complete with an early horn-tipped ramrod with iron worm. 

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