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Several Coast Guard-crewed landing craft were lost during D-Day to enemy fire and heavy seas
Post-War ProductionAfter the Second World War
however the barrel address and patent markings are still fully legible and read:
The helmet is also fitted with upper grade brass chin scales backed with leather
which required less modification
Original British 14 Bore Double Barrel Percussion Fowling Piece by William Moore & Co. of London - Circa 1870 Bren LMG Several Coast Guard-crewed landing craftOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a typical British made Double Barreled Percussion fowling piece (shotgun), possibly intended for the large U. S. import market. It is marked on both lock plates with WM MOORE & Co, a known London maker with a long history. WILLIAM MOORE was a British Gunsmith, who operated at 78 Edgware Road, London, and worked from 1790 until 1835, after which he took on partners, who continued the firm after his
