S#: NSN | 43.75” Octagonal Barrel | Mfg. circa 1810–1830 | Approx. .48 Caliber. The bore measures 12.5mm (.472 inches) | Early American Kentucky/Pennsylvania-style flintlock long rifle featuring a long full-octagon barrel, highly attractive full-length tiger/curly maple stock, double-set triggers, extra small brass trigger guard with finger spur, crescent brass buttplate, brass sideplate and ramrod furniture, wooden ramrod, and fixed sights. Barrel incorporates an unusual decorative turned/wedding-band treatment. Flintlock features an adjustable screw-jaw cock and appears consistent with early 19th-century construction. No definitive maker marking identified. An attractive early American long rifle distinguished by its exceptionally long barrel, slender architecture and extensive figured maple |||| CONDITION: Good. Flintlock with solid wood stock, darkened metal patina, and an octagon-to-round barrel featuring a wedding-band transition. Unusually small trigger guard, possibly intended for a smaller-handed shooter. Includes wooden ramrod. Mechanically functions at both full and half cock. Trigger operates properly.