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I hope there is a double "L" on that name. C.G.Bonehill was a manufacturer in Birmingham, England, 1872-1965. If there really is only one "L", then your gun is probably a Belgian knockoff. Either way, its value will be directly related to how well it looks over the mantle, usually around $125-$150. Maybe a bit more since it is marked with the maker's name instead of a store brand.

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