THE EXPLORER’S ROOM, 66 and 67, Cornhill, has been by Messrs. SILVER and CO. established in order that officers departing on foreign service, explorers, missionaries, and emigrants, may, without the needless expenditure of valuable time, select from carefully-chosen stores every article of equipment required to meet the exigencies of “Camp Life, Travel, or Exploration.” Amongst other requisites will be found Firearms of the most approved forms of construction.
THE SETTLER’S DOUBLE GUN, designed by an old hunter, and constructed expressly for rough and ready work in wild countries. It is a muzzle-loader of 11-bore, weight 9lb., is 2ft. 6in. in the barrels, and shoots either ball or shot. In its production elaborate finish and ornamentation have been dispensed with, in order that the barrels and locks may be of good and reliable quality. Price 7l. These guns are only to be obtained at the “Explorer’s Room.” No gun so named is genuine unless marked on the heel plate with the trade mark of the firm.
THE SETTLER’S DOUBLE RIFLE, a companion gun to the above.
The Naturalist’s Collecting Gun, Revolvers, Hunting Knives, Axes, &c. The Explorer’s Tool Chest and Portable Tool Box. The Explorer’s Test Case, with its accompanying “Key to Fortune in New Lands,” by the aid of which the precious metals, minerals, and gems may be identified. Fishing Tackle, Beads, and other articles of barter with wild tribes in great variety. Tents of the best patterns.
Tents, Saddlery, Tools, Cooking Utensils (including the “Patent Norwegian Cooking Apparatus or Traveller’s Kitchen”), Instruments, Fishing-gear, and articles for barter with Wild Tribes, always on view in the Explorer’s Room.
“S. W. S. & Co.’s Circular,” published monthly, contains latest colonial news, prices of provisions, rates of wages, statistics, shipping information, &c.