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480
$977.00

UNMARKED UNUSUAL PERCUSSION KENTUCKY RIFLE. Cal 44. Early percussion Kentucky with 42” oct bbl, silver blade front sight and wide fixed rear sight. It is mounted in a 1-pc maple stock with excellent tiger striping end to end. The forestock is raised carved with a diamond edge. It has brass furniture with a long nosecap, 2 guides, faceted nosepipe, long lightly decorated sideplate and narrow faceted trigger guard with a semi-crescent buttplate with faceted tang. It has an early style acorn finial, lightly decorated 4-pc patchbox on the right side and a very unusual small 4-pc patchbox underneath the cheekpiece on the left side. The lockplate is hand engraved “A PARKER” and it has DBL set triggers. There is a very old repair to the wrist using sheet brass and square iron pins. CONDITION: Good. Bbl and lockplate were cleaned a long time ago and now have a light patina. Area around the nipple is severely burned with moderate loss of wood. There is a repaired break at the toe and another on both sides of the forestock. Good mechanics. 4-50759 JR39 (1,500-3,000)


Auction: Firearms - Spring 2004
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