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THREE VICTORIAN LETTERS PATENT AND ONE ASSIGNMENT FOR STEPHEN GRANT AND STEPHEN GRANT AND SONS, a) On vellum, Letters Patent No 4809 in the name of Horatio Frederick Phillips dated 25 November 1879 relating to "improvements in the construction of Breech-
loading Snap Guns."
b) Assignment of Patent 4809 on 7 December 1880 by Horatio Frederick Phillips, gunmaker and John Robertson, gunmaker to Stephen Grant for £30.
c) On Vellum, Letters Patent No 2101 in the name of Samuel Arthur Grant and William Adams in the 46th year of Queen Victoria's reign for "improvements in break- down snap guns." Samuel Arthur Grant was Stephen Grant's third son who died in 1889 from meningitis. After his death the firm became Stephen Grant & Sons. original letters Patent No 5139 in the name of Stephen Grant junior of 67a St. James' Street dated 09/03/1893 for "Improvements in break-down sporting guns". Stephen Grant junior was Stephen Grant's oldest son.
Estimate £150-175