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Eastern Arms was a trade name sold by Sears Roebuck. It may have been made by any one of several manufacturers. If you take it to a good gunsmith, he may recognize it as a particular Iver Johnson or H&R model and find parts for it. He can probably make a spring, and the trigger guard may be repairable if he cannot find a replacement.

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