Image Lot Price Description


1638
$1,265.00

EUROPEAN FLINT-LOCK MUSKET c. 1800. SN NSN. Cal. 69. 42-1/4″ rnd bbl with baluster turnings at breech. Bbl marked “EC. FARTRICK”, meaning of which is unknown. No proofmarks present. Lockplate has beneath the pan a sunken maker’s cartouche which is unreadable. Furniture is brass. The rammer pipes and triggerguard are done in what appear to be British Short Land New Pattern Brown Bress. Buttplate and 4-1/2″ sideplate are done in the British New Land pattern. Very good example of a European flint-lock musket c. 1800. CONDITION: Very Good. Gun is orig. flint. Wood is in very good condition, showing only one stress crack originating at tail of lock and extending 1″. Balance of wood is in very good condition with no splits or losses. Metal is good showing only minor pitting at touch hole. 4-32249 PS71 (1,200-1,500)


Auction: Firearms - Spring 2008
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