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Allen and Thurber?
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Yours? Looks sad but could be restored to shooting condition.
Without handling your gun, identification is tough, as several makers used solid frames . AS A GUESS, I'd say Blunt & Syms of New York as the butt profile & inlay placement matches one in my collection
rafterob
62 Cal.
Our local Gunbuilder could do it, and I'm sure there are lot's of smiths out there capable of Bringing it back. It looks to be in pretty good shape, there is lots of barrel to work with so it could be re-rifled no problem. You might start by researching a muzzleloading club in your area and reach out there for local help.
Not having it "in hand" it's hard to say, but I could probably do it. If you are close to me, I would take a look, but just from my experience the cost may be a deal breaker.
Wild Bill
Pilgrim
I was wondering if you ever got this one repaired? I have one similar to this that is in similar if not in worse condition. It was found leaning up against a tree . So the but plate are pretty much gone. My brother years ago used some bondo to restructure the but plate and stock."
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