Manufactured c. 1840-1860.

Poor with gray and brown patina, oxidation, pitting, legible markings and engraving, cracked stock with filler on the left, and heavy overall wear. Mechanically fine.

Manufactured c. 1840s. Hyde & Goodrich of New Orleans, Louisiana, were importers of a variety of goods, including firearms, until the fall of New Orleans to the Union during the Civil War.

Fair with distinct markings and engraving, dark patina, oxidation/pitting, tool marks, replacement rib and nipple, cracks and repairs in the stock, and moderate wear. Mechanically fine.

Manufactured c. 1840-1860. "ARMSTRONG" marked lock. Birmingham proofed smoothbore barrel.

Poor with gray and brown patina, oxidation, pitting, replacement/repaired parts, distinct engraving and lock marking, cracks and repairs on the stock, and absent ramrod. Mechanically needs work.