Joseph Bowls
Gunmaker
Cork
Magazine stocked percussion overcoat pistol by Joseph Bowls of Cork. c.1830
The hinged magazine trap a popular feature in Ireland instigated but not patented by
Wm & Jn Rigby. The lockplate with back sliding safety,stepped lock with engraved outline to hammer. (lacking).
The hinged magazine trap a popular feature in Ireland instigated but not patented by
Wm & Jn Rigby. The lockplate with back sliding safety,stepped lock with engraved outline to hammer. (lacking).
Joseph Bowls successor to Mr Robert Rogers
dated Cork, March 27th 1818.
The above advertisement confirming his old trading address which he shared with his father in Georges Street.
Trading Dates & Addresses for Bowls, Cork.
Bowls&
Son
1845
Bowls
Joseph
1818-1833
22 Patrick Street
Bowls
Joseph
1812/1818
George Street
Bowls,James (father)
1806
Duncan street
Please refer to our "older posts" with regard to the above gunmakers
Dave Stroud. ramrodantiques.co.uk
Joseph Bowls successor to Mr Robert Rogers
dated Cork, March 27th 1818.
The above advertisement confirming his old trading address which he shared with his father in Georges Street.
Trading Dates & Addresses for Bowls, Cork.
Bowls&
Son
|
1845
|
|
Bowls
Joseph
|
1818-1833
|
|
Bowls
Joseph
|
1812/1818
|
|
Bowls,James (father)
|
1806
|
Please refer to our "older posts" with regard to the above gunmakers
Dave Stroud. ramrodantiques.co.uk
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