Appears to have been built from mixed parts, including an early 19th century "I HAEFFER" marked barrel (Jacob or John Haeffer, Lancaster, Pennsylvania). The lock is marked "REMINGTON".

Fair with gray and brown patina, oxidation, pitting, aged patina on the mounts, moderate to heavy wear on the metal, generally lighter wear on the stock, and some loss at the breech. Mechanically needs work.

Manufactured c. 18th century to early 19th century and likely converted c. 1830s.

Good with gray and brown patina, oxidation, pitting, distinct carving, some chips and cracks in the stock, and moderate wear. Mechanically fine.

Manufactured c. mid-19th century. "N. ASHMORE" marked lock. Unclear marking on the stock.

Fair as refinished with mix of brown finish and patina on the lock and barrel, oxidation, pitting, aged patina on the mounts, some chips and cracks in the wood, and mild wear. Mechanically fine.