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Old 17th December 2017, 06:49 PM   #1
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... It is known that many of the early British sea service muskets had the stocks and barrels painted black to help protect against the salt sea air.
That being a different issue. Lazarinas were painted with a stuff to resist African weather, not sea air.

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... Here is one of those trade locks I believe was used with those "Lazarinas". It's a crude copy of the Portugese locks...
Rather crude indeed. It lacks expression.
But say Rick, this is not a(nother) replica, is it ?
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Old 17th December 2017, 08:15 PM   #2
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One (three screw) Lazarina lock plate, shown in "As Armas e os Barões" by Eduado Nobre.

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Old 18th December 2017, 04:23 PM   #3
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One (three screw) Lazarina lock plate, shown in "As Armas e os Barões" by Eduado Nobre.

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Ohhhh......I wish that gun were in my collection. Notice the lock similarities. LOL

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Old 18th December 2017, 08:30 PM   #4
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Hiya Rick, and thanks for solving this minor mystery for me.
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