Illegible markings ahead of "DINWIDDIE" marked on top of the barrel, no visible lock markings. Consignor notes indicate this is a "pre-Virginia manufacture" musket and is of the type contracted for by the Commonwealth of Virginia, as a French type musket made for Dinwiddie County, and is reportedly one of two or three known.

Fair with darkened brown patina, scattered pitting/corrosion and wear. Stock is also fair as sanded and re-oiled, with scattered dents, scratches, a hole below the tail of the lock, two absent band retainers, and a few chips and cracks. Mechanically fine.

"RICHMOND/1804" marked tail of the lock with "VIRGINIA/Manufactory" marked at the center, and illegible markings on top of the barrel.

Fair with darkened brown patina, scattered pitting/corrosion and wear. Stock is also fair as sanded and re-oiled, with scattered dents, scratches, and a few chips and cracks. Absent front sling swivel, absent ram rod. Mechanically fine.