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  1. R. S. Morris

    FOR SALE Belgian .71 caliber

    I am repurposing my collection to a different subject so am letting some go to make room for the new ones. This is a .71 Caliber Belgian Model 1816 updated to a Model 1822 dated 1838. It started out flintlock and was upgraded to percussion in the late 1840's to early 1850's and then rifled...
  2. R. S. Morris

    TRADE Trade for a Fenian marked Bridesburg or similar

    I am looking for a M1861/63 Bridesburg or other maker but it must have the "IN" or IR Shamrock on the left flat for the Fenians. It must be its original length. If it has the 'O" under the ES in Bridesburg on the lock even better. If you have a Needham conversion and want to trade it must have...
  3. R. S. Morris

    M1842. 1855 dated Harpers Ferry Musket

    Picled up this M1842, 1855 dated Musket a couple of days ago.
  4. R. S. Morris

    Unknown mess of a bullet

    Dug this from Lovejoy Georgia this past weekend. First of two I found. Was in about 6 inches of dirt under roots. Pinged a 76 on the detector. Looks to be made of lead. It is smashed to smithereens(is that still a word) There appears to be at least two rings on the the lower end. Can anyone else...
  5. R. S. Morris

    Bullet ID

    I dug this bullet this morning from LoveJoy Georgia in the known area of the battlefield. But it doesn't match any references I have . It measures .69 caliber, Appears to have one groove. Seems to be a solid base. One side of the bullet is flattened. The length is only .87" It resembles a .54...
  6. R. S. Morris

    Austrian Muster Model 1842 Musket

    Our local Historical Society has this Austrian Muster M1842 Musket hanging on the wall that was burned in Atlanta in 1864. Thought it is interesting. Proves these smoothbores were still being used as late as 1864. They have it labeled as a French Musket but I was told differently in another forum.
  7. R. S. Morris

    1838 Pomeroy Type III

    I have this1838 Musket. I have learned a lot about it but trying to learn more. It is a Pomeroy made in 1838 So should be a M1822/28 or Type III. Converted to percussion I understand sometime around 1850. Has two Arsenal cartouches, one is Joseph Hannis and the other I believe is Mann Page...
  8. R. S. Morris

    Good morning from a newbie

    I just joined this morning from Georgia. I have a 1838 Pomeroy Percussion Musket. Would love to learn more about it and can share what I have learned.
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