Original U.S. Percussion Musket with Trade Lock by Ashmore and Springfield Musket Barrel c. 1835 Military Awards Medals Badges Insignia being in action at the

being in action at the Rappahannock

Totally non-functioning display gun legal to own in all 50 states

Cartridges were loaded with 45 grains (2

In 1961 he was part of OPERATION DEEP FREEZE and a photo of him can be found at this link

then at West Point 1934-1936

Original U.S. Percussion Musket with Trade Lock by Ashmore and Springfield Musket Barrel c. 1835 Military Awards Medals Badges Insignia being in action at theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This just came out of the attic after a hundred years of storage, together with a couple of hundred other guns. It is a full stocked Trade Musket, made using a trade lock by R. ASHMORE of ENGLAND, as marked on the lock plate over WARRANTED. The stock marked with the name E. BUELL, which may very well be the owner or the U. S. Gunsmith who created this most attractive Musket around 1835. The barrel is 39 1 2 inches