A Springfield Model 1822/28 Musket Converted to Percussion / SOLD

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A Springfield Model 1822/28 Musket Converted to Percussion 

 

New Jersey Marked Dated 1831 

 

42 in., .69 caliber barrel, bayonet lug marked “17”, breech marked “H&P” and “1861”, with folding two-leaf rear sight, the left side of the breech marked “NJ”; lock plate with pointed tail marked “SPRING/FIELD/1831” and with a spread wing eagle over “US” in front of the cock; walnut stock with “EB/2” and “JM” cartouches on the left side; iron furniture of proper form, butt plate marked “US”, steel rammer with button head and threaded end, sling swivels.
Overall lg. 57 3/4 in. 

 

Inventory Number: RIF 401

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