From the shop of famous Lancaster gunsmith Henry Leman (1812-1887).

Good with an obstructed bore, dark patina, moderate oxidation/pitting, chipped hammer, cracks and chips in the stock, and general moderate overall wear. Mechanically fine.

Jehial Ogden of Oswego, Tioga County, New York, was active around the 1830s and 1840s.

Good with the barrel bored out smooth, gray and brown patina, moderate oxidation, some cracks in the stock, and general mild overall wear. Mechanically fine (one position only).

Nelson Delany was a riflemaker in Bethlehem and Reading, Pennsylvania, c. 1847-1885. Horace E. Dimick was a gunmaker and gun dealer in St. Louis, Missouri, from 1849 into the early 1870s and ran a "Western Emporium" where he sold a variety of goods. Dimick furnished 150 rifles both from his own shop and those sourced from other gunsmiths to what Birge's Western Sharpshooters during the Civil War. This rifle is marked "N. DELANY/FOR/DIMICK & CO ST LOUIS" on the barrel and "BELL/LONDON" on the lock.

Good with gray and brown patina, mild oxidation/pitting, and general mild overall wear including some minor chips and cracks in the stock. Mechanically fine.