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Flintlock musketoon gun

Jonathan Stanton (fl.1739-1766)

Category

Arms and armour

Date

1760

Materials

wood, gold, silver & iron

Measurements

132 mm (Width); 1330 mm (L)

Place of origin

London

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Collection

Kedleston Hall, Derbyshire

NT 108516

Summary

Fine quality iron barrelled flintlock musketoon of unusual length, circa 1760, by Jonathan Stanton of London.

Full description

Fine quality iron barrelled flintlock musketoon, circa 1760, by Jonathan Stanton, London (fl. 1739-1766). Iron barrel of considerable length, formed in 3 stages, octagonal at the breech, becoming 16 sided, then round with a gradual flare to the muzzle. There is a gold lined touch-hole. The breech is stamped with London Gunmakers Company proof marks, the makers mark, IS under a fleur-de-lys, and signed, STANTON, LONDON. Large raised silver fore-sight; the engraved barrel tang formed with a sighting channel. Secured to the stock by 3 barrel slides. The ramrod missing. Barrel length 91.5cm Diameter at muzzle 36.5mm. Walnut full stock, the handrail form butt with a strong downward curve. The barrel tang apron carved with a shell design. Engraved iron furniture comprising; butt-plate, trigger guard with forward acanthus finial and small rear vase-form finial, side-plate (with retaining screw), and 3 ramrod pipes. Also a decorative silver escutcheon is engraved with collared bird. Scroll form iron trigger. Flintlock, the lockplate of flat form with a stepped and bevelled edges, signed STANTON. The frizzen spring with vase-form finial. Retained to the stock by 2 side-nails. Overall length 129.5cm

Provenance

Purchased in 1987 by the National Trust from Francis Curzon, 3rd Viscount Scarsdale (1924-2000).

Marks and inscriptions

Barrel top: STANTON LONDON London Gunmakers Company proof marks GP and V Makers mark IS Lockplate: Stanton

Makers and roles

Jonathan Stanton (fl.1739-1766) , gunsmith

References

Blackmore, 1986: Howard Blackmore: A Dictionary of London Gunmakers 1350-1850

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