Sale 6315
Estimate$800 – $1,200
Good. Bore dark, dirty, oxidized and pitted. Metal moderately oxidized with a brownish gray patina over most of the steel and iron surfaces and a bright golden color to the brass. Engraving and decorations remain relatively clear and crisp. Lock is mechanically functional, with a very heavy mainspring and a horrendously heavy trigger pull. Metal stock with scattered dings, nicks and mars. Ramrod does not appear to be of the fixed, decorative type, but is apparently frozen in the channel and will not move.
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Mr. Tim Carey
Associate Vice President, Head of Department, Arms, Armor and Militaria