Ch. H. Eutebrouk
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Boston City Directory, 1875:
"Eutebrouk, Charles, gunsmith, 143 Wash., house at East Cambridge"
That will give you an idea of the age anyway. If he was a maker of custom guns, that would explain your sxs. I couldn't even make a guess on value, but if it is a well made gun, it should have some collector interest.
Jim
"Eutebrouk, Charles, gunsmith, 143 Wash., house at East Cambridge"
That will give you an idea of the age anyway. If he was a maker of custom guns, that would explain your sxs. I couldn't even make a guess on value, but if it is a well made gun, it should have some collector interest.
Jim
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I haven't turned up a shotgun yet, but did find this tool. JT
www.antiquereloadingtools.org/shotgun28.html
"Charles Eutebrouk, a Boston Gunsmith, patented a Berdan Re- and Decapping tool as No. 193,150 on July 17, 1877. This tool is known in 10 and 12 gauges. Here is an example of a nickel plated three-legged Eutebrouk tool. Notice the excellent quality workmanship and the matching serial or assembly numbers stamped in four different places."
www.antiquereloadingtools.org/shotgun28.html
"Charles Eutebrouk, a Boston Gunsmith, patented a Berdan Re- and Decapping tool as No. 193,150 on July 17, 1877. This tool is known in 10 and 12 gauges. Here is an example of a nickel plated three-legged Eutebrouk tool. Notice the excellent quality workmanship and the matching serial or assembly numbers stamped in four different places."
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