Virginia Manufactory 2nd Model flintlock musket dated 1816. These rifles are known as the interim style. Metal has a dark grey patina with scattered pitting noted throughout. Stock is well fit with erosion at the butt-plate. Spurious Confederate markings are noted on the trigger guard. Action is mechanically fine. Bore is smooth and dark. Many of these flintlock muskets were used at the very...

U.S. Springfield Model 1816 .69 caliber musket that has been converted to percussion using the Belgian style cone in system. Musket is in overall fair condition. Metal is a dark grey patina. Wood shows usage and handling marks, cartouche is visible. Nipple and ramrod is missing. Comes with bayonet. 

U.S. Model 1808 flintlock musket War of 1812 ear unknown maker. Musket is in fair condition and looks to have had a hard life. Metal is a grey/brown patina. Lock is stamped with an eagle over "US".  Wood is good and shows handling wear. Action functions correctly and cock holds at full. 

U.S. Springfield Model 1863 Type I .58 caliber civil war era rifles musket. Metal has a smooth light brown patina. Wood is in good condition with cartouche visible. Lock plate is dated 1863. Comes with US marked bayonet, nipple cover and tool. Ram-rod is not the correct type. Overall a great looking civil war musket.

U.S. Springfield model 1816 Type III musket that has been reconverted back into its original flintlock configuration. Metal is a smooth dark brown patina. Wood is good with initials carved on the butt-stock, wood loss is noted by the barrel tang. Lock plate is dated 1835. Action functions correctly. 

Gorgeous Springfield Model 1884 trapdoor rifle whose chamber has been made non-operational. Case coloring remains on the breech block. Stock is good with a visible cartouche dated 1886. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling. Comes with a standard issue bayonet and scabbard.  NOT SAFE TO SHOOT. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO FIRE THIS RIFLE. 

U.S. Model 1816 Harpers Ferry musket converted to percussion using the Belgian style system. Metal is a nice dark patina with a lock plate dated 1842. Stock is dry with faint cartouche visible. These rifles saw heavy fighting at the beginning of the Civil War.

Rare U.S. Model 1892 Type II Krag rifle with cleaning rod chambered in .30-40 Krag. Serial number is 12052. Metal has a mottles grey patina that is turning. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Wood shows handling wear with a nice 1895 cartouche. 

U.S. Springfield Model 1879 trapdoor rifle chambered .45-70. Metal is a smooth grey patina. Stock is good with a handling wear. Cartouche is dated 1884. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling. 

U.S. Model 1842 Harpers Ferry .69 caliber musket manufactured in 1854. Musket has original armory bright finish. Stock is in great condition with minor handling marks. Action is nice and tight, holds at full cock. This 1842 was the last of the smoothbores and the parts are interchangeable between both national armories. Great looking antebellum piece!

U.S. Springfield model 1873 "first model carbine" chambered in 45-70. This is a rifle that has been cut down to look like a 1st model carbine. Metal is a mottled grey patina, bore is good with strong rifling noted. Wood shows usage and wear, cleaning rod channel has been expertly filled in. Action functions correctly, breech has a tight lock up. Here is a good chance to own a " 1st model...

U.S. Model 1842 Harpers Ferry .69 caliber musket in overall good condition. Metal has been cleaned with pin-prick pitting noted on the surface. Wood has been lightly sanded with minor handling wear. Lock plate is dated 1845. This places this musket as a prime candidate for the Mexican-American War! Comes with standard issue bayonet.  

U.S. Model 1842 Harpers Ferry .69 caliber Mexican American War era musket. Metal has a dark grey patina. Wood shows heavy "combat" use! Lock plate is dated 1847. This  makes it a great Mexican American War shoulder arm. Action functions correctly, little loose at full cock. To bad this musket can't talk. 

Affordable U.S. Springfield Model 1795 Type III musket that was reconverted back to flintlock configuration. Metal has been cleaned and is in the bright, lock is dated 1811. The butt-plate is marked 1814.  Action functions correctly. Wood is in very good condition. Ram-rod is missing. 

Sharps New Model 1863 carbine with  22" six groove barrel in .52 caliber in over all good condition. Serial number is 96361. Metal has a mottled grey patina. Wood has a handsome cartouche with handling and usage wear. Bore is good with frosting in the grooves. The initials "MM" are carved on the right side of the butt-stock. This is a great example of a Sharps Civil War carbine. 

U.S. Springfield Model 1884 trapdoor chambered in .45-70. Rifle has been refinished at some point and is a glossily blued finish. Wood is good with heavy varnish coating the outside. Has a 1889 cartouche visible and sharp. Bore is good with frosting in the grooves. Affordable trapdoor rifle!

U.S. Springfield Model 1873 trapdoor rifle trapdoor chambered in 45-70 in overall good condition. Metal has a dark grey patina with pin-prick oxidation. Bore is good with frosting present in the grooves. Stock has been lightly sanded, faint cartouche is still visible. Action functions correctly. Rifle does not have a correct cleaning rod. 

U.S. Springfield Model 1855 .58 caliber rifled musket with long range rear sight. Overall good condition. Metal has been cleaned and is now in the bright with surface oxidation throughout. Wood shows minor handling wear but otherwise is in very good condition. Lock is dated 1858. Comes with an original sling. 

U.S. Springfield model 1884 trapdoor rifle chambered in .45-70. Metal has a dark grey patina. Bore is good with frosting in the grooves. Stock shows dings and gouges throughout with handsome 1886 cartouche visible on the left side. 

U.S. model 1798 Whitney Connecticut contract musket in overall good condition. Only 112 of these contract muskets were delivered to the First Company of the Governor's Foot Guard, replacing their issued Brown Bess muskets. Metal is in the bright with smooth surface oxidation. Wood is in great condition with minor handling marks present. Side plate is marked "Connecticut". Action holds tight....