"G.A.MAYER" maker marked top of barrel. Two George Mayers are listed as active gunmakers out of Lancaster, PA c. 1810-1820 and 1819-1838.

Good overall as refinished, with pitting visible underneath the finish, cracks, dents and scratches in the stock. The barrel is slightly loose against the stock, otherwise mechanically fine.

"G.SPANGLER/MONROE WIS." maker marked top of barrel. George Spangler was active in Monroe, Wisconsin c. 1844-1900. Includes a ball starter rod.

Good, with pitting, dents and freckling. Refinished wood is very good with a reglued small crack to the right of the upper tang, minor handling marks, and a small chipped section ahead of the left sideplate. Mechanically fine.

"GEO.O.LEONARD/KEENE N.H." maker marked left quarter of barrel. George O. Leonard is listed as active out of Keene, New Hampshire c. 1859-1869. Includes a ball starter rod.

Good overall as refinished, with pitting visible underneath the finish, cracks, dents and scratches in the stock with an absent section around the percussion bolster. Trigger requires manual reset prior to cocking, otherwise mechanically fine.