This flintlock has a Belgian "E/LG/* " marked at the breech dating this musket to 1810 or later with "crown/JR" and/or "VE/JR" proofs on the barrel, sideplate, stock, and lower tang. The lockplate is marked with a "crown/S/21" between the pan and the cock. An "R" and another mark are on the top of the buttplate. The first barrel band has a "T" in an oval mark on the left and an unclear mark ending in "5" or "S" on the right, while the middle band has a "crown/B" and "II" mark on the left, and the rear band is unmarked. The screw for the cock is marked with a "D". It features a brass blade sight on the first barrel band as well as a detachable brass pan and is fitted on a walnut full stock with cheek rest cut out. Includes a ramrod with flared end.

Very fine. The musket has some minor spotting and oxidation on the otherwise bright metal components with some minor scratches, scrapes, and marks. The brass pan has an aged patina. The stock is excellent with only minor dings, light scratches, and some minor chips on the toe of the butt. The action is excellent.