Manufactured c. mid-19th century. "O.P TAYLOR" marked rear sight, barrel, and drum. "MOORE" marked lock.

Fair with dark brown patina, moderate pitting at the breech, aged patina on the brass mounts, absent front sight blade, re-oiled stock with loss at the breech and some cracks and chips, and general moderate wear. The nipple is out of alignment, but the lock and triggers function.

Manufactured c. mid-19th century. "E F [?]" signed barrel. "R.W. BOOTH & Co/CINCINNATI" marked lock.

Fair with dark brown patina, modifications/repairs, refinishing, cracks and repairs in the stock, mild pitting at the breech, and general moderate wear. Mechanically fine.

"W. McCULLOUGH/BROOKVILLE PA" marked on top of the barrel and again on the right side and "Henry Parker/Warranted" marked lock. William McCullough is identified as active in Brookville, Pennsylvania, c. 1830-1860 and then served in C Company of the 2nd U.S. Sharpshooters, and was wounded and captured at Second Bull Run.

Good as shortened approximately 3 inches and displaying mostly brown patina, mild oxidation/pitting, aged patina on the mounts, and moderate overall wear including some wood lost at the breech and crack at the barrel tang. Mechanically fine.