Original U.S. Pennsylvania Lehigh - Berks County Flintlock Rifle Converted to 32 Bore Fowler with Full Flame Maple Stock - circa 1820 Antique Long Guns There is also a Waffenamt

There is also a Waffenamt on the metal housing under the white Prüftaste (test button)

though it has some cracking at the base of the belt loops

Some of the more earlier ones exhibit a Green Horn handle opposed to wood

and their extensive involvement in the Revolutionary war right up until Yorktown and until they returned to England in 1783

an executive post held by an aircrew member whose rank could vary considerably - normally it was a Major in the case of bomber units and a Hauptmann in fighter units

Original U.S. Pennsylvania Lehigh - Berks County Flintlock Rifle Converted to 32 Bore Fowler with Full Flame Maple Stock - circa 1820 Antique Long Guns There is also a WaffenamtOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here is a very nice octagonal barreled "Kentucky" style flintlock rifle, which more correctly is known as a Pennsylvania Rifle. The lock looks to be an unmarked "Trade Lock", acquired locally. The original markings look to be worn away, and it may be imported or domestic. There is really not any way to tell without a detailed analysis of the style and components. It does look like the lock was replaced during the