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    Flintlock Muskets of Unknown Origin

    Here are some more images of the grooved barrel of this [rifle?]. Does it seem likely this weapon would have had a military purpose or does it look more like a civilian weapon?
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    Musket of Unknown Origin

    Thanks for the info. If I can clean this up, would I be able to find any marks from the manufacturer? Also, what would something like this be valued at? Thanks.
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    Flintlock Muskets of Unknown Origin

    The grooves in the barrel appear very straight. The picture did not demonstrate this clearly. I will take more photographs this evening. Thanks!
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    Musket of Unknown Origin

    Barrel length is 46". Thanks for the feedback!
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    Musket of Unknown Origin

    Hi again, folks. Here is the second weapon for which I could use help in identification. Realistically it is almost certainly a replica, although I cannot be certain of what manufacturer or era. To my knowledge, the owner had been in possession of this for perhaps three decades. Curiously, they...
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    Flintlock Muskets of Unknown Origin

    Hello folks, & happy Labor Day, I need some help identifying a few flintlock muskets. The first one (pictured here) I believe may be French. The name seems to indicate "C ROCHAT/ A ROLLE". Barrel measures 36". I've been unable to find any useful information on this piece, other than a town...
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