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This little container has a period style label for display in a cased revolver or percussion pistol. The period style label reads J. Goldmark's Percussion Caps 1858 Warranted, Manf'd by the Winchester Repeating Arms Co. New Haven Conn. . The box is 1-3/4" diameter and stands 3/4" tall. This items does not include percussion caps.
This antique halfstock rifle is stocked in figured maple. The original finish has darkened over time, but areas that are frequently handled display the figure in the wood. The .41 caliber bore is mostly bright, but does have scattered pits running throughout. The percussion lock is stamped Warranted. The barrel is fitted with a step adjustable rear
This late percussion lock has engraving cast into the surface of the hammer and plate, decorated with ‘S’ and ‘C’ scrolls and leaves in classic style. The leaves open to a clearing at front, revealing a bushy tailed squirrel on the limbs of a tree. An example of American folk art circa 1853, from a rifle by O. B. VanDenBurgh, Findlay, Hancock Count
Nipple, 9-1.25mm metric thread, to REPAIR a variety of imported Italian Enfield muskets, nipple seat must be re-tapped to 9-1.25mm to accept this nipple. musket cap, hardened steel, 1/4" square lug Cone length: 0.475" Thread journal length: 0.275" Overall length: 0.750" Diameter of base: 0.370"
Nipple, 9-1mm metric thread, to REPAIR a variety of imported Italian Springfield muskets, nipple seat must be re-tapped to 9-1mm to accept this nipple. musket cap, hardened steel, 1/4" square lug Cone length: 0.475" Thread journal length: 0.275" Overall length: 0.750" Diameter of base: 0.370"
