Original Early 19th Century U.S. 10 Bore Flintlock Smoothbore Hunting Gun with Full Length Figured Stock - circa 1810 War of 1812 with a frame and 2

with a frame and 2 1/4" "barrel" made entirely of brass

Armeekorps

under the command of Major General Lucian Truscott's VI Corps

Marked on the bottom:

Also missing is the original cardboard instruction label at the base of the can

Original Early 19th Century U.S. 10 Bore Flintlock Smoothbore Hunting Gun with Full Length Figured Stock - circa 1810 War of 1812 with a frame and 2Original Item: Only one available. Most likely made utilizing mid 1700's Dutch Germanic lock and barrel, this long gun was repurposed as a hunting gun after 1800. This large hunting gun features a 49 inch long 10 bore barrel, and measures 65 inches in overall length. It is fully stocked in striped Tiger Maple with all brass mounts, This is itself decorated with brass side nail crescent mounts, and a wrist plate which appears to be of Silver and