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J. BROOKS KENTUCKY RIFLE. Cal. 48. NSN. 41-3/8″oct bbl marked in script “J * Brooks” on top of the bbl. John Brooks worked in Lancaster, Pa from 1800-1803 and Harrisburg, Pa until 1817. The curly maple stock is checkered at the wrist and has light incised line carving on the forearm. The lockplate and hammer are lightly engraved. This is a well done reconversion. There are two shaped escutcheons for the lock screws. The 4-pc patchbox is attached with seven screws with one acting as the center of the flower on the finial. CONDITION: Smooth gray patina on the bbl with some signs of cleaning. Lock has a gray/brown patina with sharp markings. Stock has a crack at the front of the lockplate and is missing a sliver in the same area. Checkering at the grip is heavily worn. Triggerguard has been bent and is slightly too short for its recess. Mechanically needs slight adjustment. Will fire from half cock. 4-57891 FS102 (10,000-12,000)


Auction: Firearms - Spring 2006
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