S#: NSN | 36" Barrel | Antique 19th-century Kentucky-style percussion long rifle attributed to Henry E. Leman of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Octagonal barrel marked “LEMAN / LANCASTER PA / WARRANTED.” Features a full-length wood stock, double-set triggers, fixed front and rear sights, brass trigger guard with finger spur, long brass patchbox, brass side plate and wooden ramrod. Engraved percussion lock marked “HENRY PARKER / WARRANTED.” Henry E. Leman was a prominent Lancaster gunmaker who manufactured large numbers of sporting, trade and Indian rifles during the 19th century |||| CONDITION: Fair. Nice wood grain with a chip in the stock behind the hammer. Very dark metal patina with scattered spotting. Loose brass piece on ramrod holder. Overall suitable as a wall hanger. Does not currently mechanically function. Hammer has no spring tension but can be moved back and released by pulling the trigger ||||| CLASS: BLACKPOWDER