Thanks Cordell. I'll take all the blessing you care to pass out. And back to you also. 

Dick

Sorry I forgot to show them assembled

Hello Cordell
                  John Saunders company Century Arms did the work about twenty years ago, I don't know who for, I visited John early this year in Melbourne and got a little bit more of their history. The barrels are twenty two inches and they were made by a french company I don't know their name, most of the furniture sights etc John used to Import himself or get made as he needed them, the case is rolled with a crocodile pattern on cow hide, the white stuff is Ivory, the workmanship and finish is of a Best Gun Standard. The set was split up and sold separately, the two rifles and the case, I got one rifle and the case at an auction and after a bit of hunting I found the other one in Brisbane, the owner had come into some hard times and was happy to part with it and the set was complete again. I do shoot them on the odd occasion but as rule they stay at home and just look pretty.

Regards Trevor

Cordell:

If you decide you don't like the .218 Bee, drop me a line.  It's my favorite medium range varmint cartridge and I just love it in a Martini.  I have owned four, two standard Bees and two Mashburn Bees (one of which was a .20, long before the .20s took off as a factory cartridge) and have one of each right now.  Fun cartridge and cheap to reload and shoot.

Rem

Hello Cordell
                  Sent P.M. 

regards Trevor

Here is a picture of my Peabody Martini with the new 40 cal Bresien barrel fitted up to the action with the Parsons scope setting on top, we are trying to figure out the right barrel length for this long scope, then the barrel will be profiled half octagon/round. New stock is about completed.
Mike

Sorry, Mike, it's a Peabody, but no connection to Martini...   Should be a fun rifle when done.

David