.69 caliber, 45.5" round barrel, Circle "P" barrel proof near the breech. Lockplate marked with Eagle US and then in the rear J. Henry Phila. Three barrel bands, walnut stock. Iron furniture. All metal parts have been cleaned, the stock has been cleaned. More than likely old reconversion. The metal is pitted around the touch hole and on the barrel and lock. Two small slivers of wood missing on both sides of the tang . Overall a good example of this rare musket of which he produced 87 Muskets for the 1814 sale.