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In Reply to: What is it? posted by flying belgian on November 22, 2020 at 09:38:58:
As mentioned, it was probably a small separate building housing an engine for running something like a generator, line shaft setup, vacuum pump, water pump, or other things in the days before centralized electrification. Also, there were many, many old double-barreled shotguns from that era made by the same company or small handful of companies and sold under different "house brand" names. One of the most common was the Crescent Firearms co. The list below is not meant to be authoritative nor exhaustive, but it lists many of the brands used. Most of these were relatively inexpensive, and none should be considered safe to fire with ANY ammunition without a thorough check by a COMPETENT gunsmith. They may hold up just fine, but unless you place little value on your eyes, fingers, and other body parts, most are best used as wall hangers.
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