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Duke of York's Manton Flintlock Fowler

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  • Watch The Duke of York Fowler

This firearm is on exhibit at the NRA National Sporting Arms Museum in Springfield, MO.

 

This fowler was owned by Frederick Augustus, Duke of York and son of King George III of England.


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