"Scarce Prussian Model 1849 Navy Musket City of Philadelphia .71 caliber (AL8110)" for sale

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Guns International #: 102809540
Seller's Inventory #: AL8110

Category - Antique Rifles - Percussion - Civil War Rifles

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Antique Rifles - Percussion
Civil War Rifles

"Scarce Prussian Model 1849 Navy Musket City of Philadelphia .71 caliber (AL8110)

Description:
"NSN, circa 1850, converted to percussion by Andrew Wurfflein, .71 caliber, 37""octagonal to round barrel. One of 1200 guns for the City of Philadelphia during the civil war. Barrel and Iron parts are a dark grey patina. Barrel is marked with Prussian Eagle with ""City of Philada/A.Wurfflein"" Lock plate is marked with Prussian Eagle/ SUHL/S&C/Anchor. Stock has expected handling and usage wear with scattered dings and scratches. Prussian Eagle/ Anchor cartouche is visible and sharp.Brass furniture is a nice even patina. Bore is good with minor oxidation noted along the sides. A rare Civil War musket.

Antique: Yes

Price: $4,000.00

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Guns International #: 102809540
Seller's Inventory #: AL8110

Category - Antique Rifles - Percussion - Civil War Rifles

Category
Antique Rifles - Percussion
Civil War Rifles

"Scarce Prussian Model 1849 Navy Musket City of Philadelphia .71 caliber (AL8110)

Description:
"NSN, circa 1850, converted to percussion by Andrew Wurfflein, .71 caliber, 37""octagonal to round barrel. One of 1200 guns for the City of Philadelphia during the civil war. Barrel and Iron parts are a dark grey patina. Barrel is marked with Prussian Eagle with ""City of Philada/A.Wurfflein"" Lock plate is marked with Prussian Eagle/ SUHL/S&C/Anchor. Stock has expected handling and usage wear with scattered dings and scratches. Prussian Eagle/ Anchor cartouche is visible and sharp.Brass furniture is a nice even patina. Bore is good with minor oxidation noted along the sides. A rare Civil War musket.

Antique: Yes

Price: $4,000.00

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Guns International #: 102809540
Seller's Inventory #: AL8110

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Guns International #: 102809540
Seller's Inventory #: AL8110

Category - Antique Rifles - Percussion - Civil War Rifles

Category
Antique Rifles - Percussion
Civil War Rifles

"Scarce Prussian Model 1849 Navy Musket City of Philadelphia .71 caliber (AL8110)

Description:
"NSN, circa 1850, converted to percussion by Andrew Wurfflein, .71 caliber, 37""octagonal to round barrel. One of 1200 guns for the City of Philadelphia during the civil war. Barrel and Iron parts are a dark grey patina. Barrel is marked with Prussian Eagle with ""City of Philada/A.Wurfflein"" Lock plate is marked with Prussian Eagle/ SUHL/S&C/Anchor. Stock has expected handling and usage wear with scattered dings and scratches. Prussian Eagle/ Anchor cartouche is visible and sharp.Brass furniture is a nice even patina. Bore is good with minor oxidation noted along the sides. A rare Civil War musket.

Antique: Yes

Price: $4,000.00

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