George Fay was a gunmaker in Altoona, Blair County, Pennsylvania, until at least 1882 when his shop was robbed. "G.FAY." marked twice on top of the barrel, no visible lock markings.

Good as refinished, with brown patina, pitting and wear. Stock is also good as sanded and re-oiled, with scattered dents, scratches, cracks and filled in repairs. Empty small threaded hole behind the standard retaining screw on top of the barrel tang. Mechanically fine.

"J. Mien" signed on top of the barrel, "ATKINSON/WARRANTED" marked lock.

Fair as refinished, with brown patina, pitting and wear. Stock is also fair as sanded and re-oiled, with scattered dents, scratches, cracks and chips. Barrel loose with stripped retaining screw threads, absent percussion nipple, absent lock screw with lock loose, mechanically needs work.

Manufactured c. mid-late 19th century. Faintly legible "TRYON/& Co" marked lock, no visible barrel signature.

Good as refinished, with brown patina, scattered pitting and wear. Stock is also good as sanded and re-oiled, with scattered light dents, scratches, cracks and a few spliced repairs. Broken patchbox door latch, lock does not remain in the cocked position, mechanically needs work.