Serial No. 19180, .46 Rimfire, circa 1867-1869, 30" round barrel. Rare possible Government trial rifle with dual ignition systems of Rimfire and percussion. Barrel is starting to turn to a grey patina, receiver and breech still shows case coloring in protected areas. Bore is bright with minor areas of oxidation visible in the grooves. Stock is in near excellent condition with minor storage...

NSN, made in 1863, .69 caliber, 34” round rifled barrel. Barrel and other iron pieces are dark grey patina with mottled areas of surface oxidation visible. Barrel tang Is marked 6878, dated 1863 with “V/P/Eagle and “FCW” inspector mark as well. Lock plate has “EAGLE/U.S./Whitney-ville” forward of the hammer. Rear is marked with “1863”. Stock is very good with minor nicks...

NSN, made in 1826, .54 caliber, 36” 7 groove round barrel marked “US/HV/P”. Barrel is in the bright with pin-prick surface oxidation visible. Lock plate is a dull grey patina with mottled surface oxidation visible. Lock is marked “U.S./S.NORTH” forward of the hammer. Rear is marked “MIDDLETON/CONN/1825 vertically. Barrel tang is dated 1826. Stock is good with handling and...

NSN, made in 1847, .54 caliber, 33" round proofed barrel. Barrel is a bright light grey patina with mottled surface oxidation visible. Lock plate is marked with "ROBBINS/KENDALL&/LAWRENCE/US", Lock is dated 1847. Stock is very good with expected nicks, dings and gouges. Faint cartouche is noted with inspector marks rear of the side plate. The Brass furniture looks to have been cleaned at...

NSN, made in 1864, converted circa 1869, .58CF, 36 5/8" round rifled barrel. Musket was converted in Trenton, NJ and used by the Fenian Brotherhood who was an Irish-American secret society who wanted to invade Canada in 1870. Metal and iron parts are a dark patina with scattered mottled surface oxidation visible. Stock has been lightly cleaned at some point with a small crack visible forward...

NSN, circa 1775-1783, .81 caliber, 41.75" octagonal to round barrel. Barrel is marked "SE" with fleur-de-lis, this is a St. Etienne mark. A "US" surcharge is located on the top flat near the breech. Lock plate is from a British Sea Service pattern 1756 musket marked "Broad Arrow, Crown/GR" forward of hammer, rear of the hammer is marked with "IORDAN/1760". The cherry wood stock resembles...

NSN, circa 1780s-1790s, approximately .80 caliber, 41.75" round smoothbore barrel. This is a unique example of a Federal Period assembled flintlock musket with a post Revolutionary War surcharged lock plate circa 1783-1794. Metal and iron parts are smooth dark grey patina, that lightens up toward the touch hole, heavy oxidation is noted. Square end brass trigger guard is popular on American...

NSN, made circa 1819, .54 caliber, 35.75" octagonal to round barrel. Gun has been reconverted to its original flintlock configuration. Barrel and other metal parts are a smooth dull grey patina with light surface oxidation visible.Bore has had its rifling removed and is now a smoothbore. Stock has been expertly restored with cracks being repaired. Expected nicks and dings are visible. Action...

NSN, converted in 1861, musket made in 1836, .69 caliber, 42" round smooth bore musket. 1 of 200 examples of a Harpers Ferry Model 1816 flintlock musket that has been altered by Jesse S. Butterfield with the pellet primer system after the outbreak of the Civil War. Metal and other iron parts are a smooth grey patina with pin-prick oxidation noted. Barrel is marked "Butterfields/PHILADA" Lock...

NSN, circa 1808-1812, .69 caliber, 42" round barrel. Barrel and iron parts are a dark brown patina with a faint "N" in scroll on the lock plate. Stock shows usage and handling wear with nicks, dings and gouges noted. Musket started its life off as Whitney N.Y. contract Pre-1812 late production musket before being altered to the Ward Tape Primed Conversion. Patent dates are marked on the...

NSN, circa 1863-1865, .58 caliber, 33" 7 groove round rifled barrel. Near Mint condition with minor handling and storage marks noted. Beautiful case coloring remains on the lock plate. Bore is excellent, stock has areas of raised grain observed. Barrel and lock plate are dated 1863. Total manufactured 12,501

NSN, made in 1843, .54 caliber, 36" 7 groove "US" proofed rifled barrel dated 1843. Metal and other iron parts are a smooth light grey patina with scattered areas of surface oxidation noted. Lock is dated 1843 with "US/H.DERINGER/PHILAD". Stock is good with scattered nicks, dings and scratches from handling wear. Bore is good with strong rifling. 13,000 total manufactured.

Serial No.9633, circa 1862-1865, .54 caliber, 33" round barrel. Barrel and rear sight are a light grey patina with pin-prick oxidation noted throughout. Stock shows scattered nicks, dings and scratches with some wood loss present right side between front barrel band and end cap , cartouche is present. Bore is good with some frosting noted in the grooves. Patch box and breech lever have "16"...

NSN, circa 1840-1843, .69 caliber, 42" round proofed barrel. Metal has faded into a dark patina with traces of bright noted on the breech and lock plate. Barrel is dated 1843 and lock plated is dated 1840. Stock is good with scattered dents and handling marks, bore shows light pitting. Action holds at half and full cock. 7000 examples were manufactured. 

NSN, circa 1770s, .79 caliber, 41.5" round barrel. Barrel and iron furniture are a smooth brown patina Barrel is marked with"US", lock plate is marked with "CROWN/GR, with "TOWER" behind the cock. Stock shows nicks, dings and scratches, the initials "DH" are carved into the right side. The Americans would capture these muskets and pushed into service. George Neuman, author of many...

NSN, circa 1841-1842, .54 caliber, 35" round barrel. Barrel shows traces of original brown finish with scattered areas of grey oxidation noted. Traces of case coloring or visible on lock plate that is marked "N.P. AMES/SPRINGFIELD/MASS/W.JENKS. Breech is dated dated 1844 and is correctly marked. Stock has minor nicks, dings and scratches. Bore is very good with strong rifling noted. Only...

Serial No. 472, made in 1865, .50-60-450 Joslyn, 35.5" round barrel. Barrel is a light grey patina with pin-prick surface oxidation noted. The breech, hammer and lock plate are a darker grey patina with a shiny coat of lacquer applied. Bore is bright with some areas of frosting visible in the grooves. Stock does show expected wear with some dings, nicks and gouges visible, a small crack is...

NSN, made in 1815, .69 caliber, 42" round barrel. Early Style 1812-1815 integral forged flash pan and with pointed finials on the trigger guard. Barrel springs are located behind the bands. Barrel and iron parts are a smooth dark patina with pin-prick oxidation visible. Lock plate is marked "VIRGINIA/Manufactory" forward of cock and "Richmond/1815" rear of cock. Stock has nicks, dings and...

NSN, circa 1808-1803, .69 caliber, 41.75" Barrel and other iron pieces are a mottled dark grey patina with corrosion noted at the flash pan. Lock plate is marked "S.CT", barrel is proofed with "S.CT-SJ 1813". Stock shows expected wear from a Connecticut musket that saw service in the War of 1812, dings, nicks and scratches. Many of these muskets' barrels exploded due to poor powder, only 790...

NSN, made in 1810,.69 caliber, 44.5" proofed smoothbore round barrel. Metal and iron furniture are a light grey patina with mottled surface oxidation visible. Lock plate and butt-plate are dated 1810. Rear sling swivel has been removed. Stock is very good with expected dings, and nicks. Action holds at half and full cock. Great looking early Type III!