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Interesting stuff Paul.
The "barrels furnished" most likely came from a grade-1 top-action hammer gun made in the 1880's or early 1890's. I've owned a few of those, all 16 gauge guns made on the lightened 0-frame. The barrels I just received back from Brad are from such a gun.
I live in MA. but am not familiar with any history on either of those former owners.
Your barrels have good remaining contrast and condition. This is how they would look if refinished by Brad Bachelder.
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