Double-barrelled flintlock hunting gun

The two blued locks are mounted left and right; lightly engraved with leaves and a signature in an oval; gold-lined pan. The two blued and damascus barrels are connected at the top and bottom by hollow ribs and decorated at the back with two narrow bands engraved with foliage; the front sight patch is of gilded brass, the right barrel is marked at the bottom with HL under a dot and HA and L, the left barrel with an identical mark HA and the number 4; pivoting barrel; the tail of the barrel is engraved with flowers and foliage; two blued iron ramrod tubes are attached at the bottom, the rear one with a hinged bracket. Half fore-end with accentuated pistol grip whose lower part protrudes under the stock in the shape of a boar's head that bites into it; the cheek plate ends in a flower carved in relief; cross-hatched in front of the lock and on the stock neck.