NSN, circa 1827-1834, .69 caliber, 42" round smooth bore proofed barrel. Barrel is a light grey patina with pin-prick areas of surface oxidation. Barrel tang is dated 1834, lock plated is dated 1827. Stock shows expected usage and handling marks, faint cartouche is present. Action holds at half and full cock. 

Serial No. 13415, made in 1894, .30-40. 30" round barrel. Early Krag with Type II cleaning rod in overall very good condition. Receiver is dated 1894, metal and receiver are a smooth grey/brown patina. Bore is bright with some minor areas of frosting noted in the grooves. Stock has faint cartouche 1895 with circle "P" mark. Action functions correctly. Great early krag rifle. 

NSN, circa 1808-1812, .69 caliber, 44" proofed round barrel. Overall good condition with the metal and iron furnishings being a smooth mottled grey patina. Stock is engraved with  "DELAWARE" inverted right side. Left side is marked "WESPHAL". As expected nicks, dings and scratches are noted. Ram-rod is missing. Lock plate is marked with Eagle/US, rear of cock is marked is "J HENRY/PHILA....

NSN, made in 1841, .69 caliber, 42" round proofed barrel. Metal is bright grey patina with smooth pin-prick oxidation noted. Musket has been converted to percussion with Belgian style conversion. Stock is in very good condition with cartouches visible. Barrel and lock plate are dated 1841. Great looking Mexican American War musket!

NSN, circa 1798-1801, .69 caliber, 43.75", Metal is a light grey patina with scattered surface oxidation visible. Barrel is marked "CP" forward of tang. Lock plate is marked "Miles/CP". Stock is in overall good condition with a repaired crack located leftside. This repair starts from the upper side plate to the barrel tang. John Miles had two contracts for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in...

NSN, circa 1866, .45-70, 32.75" round barrel. Metal is a light grey patina with pin-prick surface oxidation noted. Stock shows nicks, dings and handling wear. Cartouche is visible as is the number "16". Bore is good with frosting noted in the strong rifling. Lock plate is dated 1864, rifle has been cut down into a two-band conversion. Overall good condition. 

NSN, circa 1780's-1790's, .69 caliber, 43" sunken "Eagle Head/P" proof marked barrel with "US" script. Metal is a smooth mottled grey patina. Lock plate is marked "UNITED/STATES rear of hammer and "Ketland" on the inside. Only 3,000 of the locks plates were made by Ketland for export. Stock shows minor dings, and nicks. Action holds at half and full cock. Ketland marked U.S. muskets are very...

NSN, circa 1863-1864, .58 caliber, 41" rifled barrel. Overall near excellent condition with metal in its original Armory Bright finish. Bore is excellent, stock has two handsome cartouches with minor wear noted right side. One of the best examples we have had.  

NSN, made in 1841, .69 caliber, 42" round armory bright barrel. Musket has been reconverted back to its original flintlock configuration. Metal is bright with scattered freckling noted. Stock is good with a crack noted on the front mortis, lock plate is dated 1841. Action holds at half and full cock. Overall very good plus condition for Springfields last flintlock. 

NSN, made in 1863, .58 caliber, 40" armory bright rifled barrel. ID'd Gettysburg musket belonging to Corporal David C. Laird 4th Michigan Infantry Company A. Wounded on July 2nd in the Wheatfield and died from wounds 2 months later. The butt-plate is marked "D.C. LAIRD/CO.A. Scattered surface oxidation is visible on metals surface. Stock is in good plus condition with two cartouches visible....

NSN, circa War of 1812, .69 caliber, 42.5" round smoothbore barrel. Undoubtedly used during this conflict as the lock plate and side plates are American Revolutionary War pieces. Lock plate is surcharged with "US" behind hammer and "Charleville" forward of hammer. Overall good condition with metal being a smooth dark patina, pin-prick surface oxidation is noted. Action holds at half and full...

NSN, made in 1800, .69 caliber, 45" "US" marked smooth bore round barrel. Overall good condition with scattered grey patina visible on the barrel. Butt plate is dated "1800", first known dates to be seen were "1799". Lock is Eagle/US with "Springfield" curved behind the hammer. Action holds at half and full cock. Stock is very good plus condition with initials and faint cartouche visible by...

Serial No. 41440, chambered in .50-70 with a 33" round barrel manufactured in 1869. Metal is in the white with smooth pin-prick oxidation noted. Breech is dated 1870, lock is marked 1863. Bore is very good with minor frosting noted in the grooves. Stock shows minor usage and handling marks, faint cartouches visible. 

NSN, .69 caliber, 44.5" barrel circa 1777. Overall very good condition 1766 Charleville musket, lock plate is surcharged with "US" at the rear of the hammer. Foward of the hammer has "D" over Charleville. Metals is a smooth brown patina with surface oxidation visible. Wood is good with scratches, dings noted. Action functions correctly. This is a great Revolutionary War Charleville musket !

NSN, .69 caliber 42" round barrel. Barrel is in its original "tabacco brown" arsenal finish, lock plate is dated 1832 with case coloring visible. Stock is in very good plus condition with handsome cartouches present. One of the best looking conversions we have had in a long time!

NSN, .54 caliber 36" round barrel Deringer Model 1817 rifled musket converted to percussion in overall good condition. Metal is a smooth brown/grey patina with mottling noted. Lock is dated 1843 and barrel is dated 1844. Stock shows some minor gouges, mars and scratches. Patch box is empty, action functions correctly. 

NSN, .69 caliber, 42" round barrel Springfield Model 1840 converted to percussion using Belgian style conversion. Overall very good plus condition, metal is in the bright. Wood shows minor usage and handling wear with cartouches present. Lock and barrel are dated 1841. Action fucntions correctly. 

Scarce 1840 L. Pomeroy muskets that has been converted to percussion. Musket was then sent off to Frankford Arsenal where it was rifled and upgraded with a long range rear sight. These muskets were sent back to the state of Virginia before the Civil War. Overall good condition, metal is a mottled grey patina with strong markings noted. Stock is good with cartouches visible, action functions...

Gorgeous Springfield Model 1879 trapdoor rifle issued to the State of Massachusetts in overall excellent condition. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling visible. Handsome 1898 cartouche is noted on the stock, minor handling wear is present. Receiver is marked "MASS".Hard to improve on this rifle

Gorgeous American restock of a British Long Land 1756 Pattern Musket circa 1775-1783. These muskets were used early on during the Revolution and if captured from battlefield or muskets deemed unworthy were restocked with a maple stock. Barrel is 45.25" in length, metal surfaces are a dark brown patina with scattered pitting and oxidation visbile. Lock is marked CROWN/GR with TOWER behind the...