S#: NSN | 39.25" Barrel | Approx. .36 Caliber with an Unusual seven-point star-pattern bore that measures 8.9mm (.350") | Antique 19th-century Pennsylvania flintlock long rifle manufactured by Henry E. Leman of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Worn markings on the engraved lock and octagonal barrel are consistent with H.E. Leman markings. Features a full-length wood stock, flintlock ignition, double-set triggers, fixed front and rear sights, brass trigger guard with rear spur, crescent buttplate, decorative patchbox and wooden ramrod. Henry E. Leman established his Lancaster rifle works in 1834 and became a prolific manufacturer of sporting, trade and government-contract rifles during the 19th century |||| CONDITION: Good. Flintlock rifle featuring an unusual decorative patchbox. Darkened metal patina with scattered surface rust. Wood stock is good and solid. Lockplate is somewhat loose and missing one screw. Does not currently mechanically function. Lock has spring tension, but the hammer does not remain in the cocked position ||||| CLASS: BLACKPOWDER