These three muzzle loaders were made by Dennis Mulford of Utah. Mulford began producing Kentucky and Pennsylvania rifles when he was in college and eventually took to producing them full time from his personal shop. Each of his arms were handmade to the customer's desire and often took over two hundred hours to complete. Accompanied by The Complete Black Powder Handbook by Sam Fadala, where the front cover displays another of Mulford's arms and has a chapter dedicated to a Mulford build with pictures of the process. Also includes an expertly carved antler that now portrays a bald eagle head and appears to be designed to serve as a power measure. It is all set in a custom cedar case with padded velvet interior. The fowler/shotgun has a 12 gauge octagon barrel equipped with a round blade front sight. The top of the barrel is marked in script "D. Mulford", and the lock plate, hammer, and buttplate tang feature light floral scroll engraving. The figured full length stock has detailed floral scroll carving complimented by silver wire inlay near the ramrod entry pipe and at the breech. Aside from the brown finished barrel, all parts are bright. It has a hexagonal bolster and a pan around the nipple and comes with a wooden ramrod with brass tips.

Very fine. The barrel retains 98% of the original brown finish with some light edge wear and a few light scratches. The remaining bright finished components remain bright with a small amount of spotting particularly on the trigger guard. The interior of the pan around the nipple has a slightly golden hue. The wood is excellent with only handling/storage type marks. The action is excellent. Overall this is a very attractive contemporary percussion long arm.

Brown finished barrel marked "D. Mulford" on top in script and hexagonal bolster, a fire blued belt clip and the remaining parts finished bright. The barrel has silver bands at the muzzle and breech and is equipped with a fixed post front sight and notch rear sight. The lock plate, hammer and butt cap have floral scroll engraving with a star burst pattern around the bolster. The figured stock has carving at the forend and near the breech along with criss-crossing patterns on either side of the grip. It includes a wooden ramrod.

Very fine. The barrel retains 95% of the brown finish with some slight thinning and high edge wear and the belt clip retains 75% of the fire blue finish with some brighter wear. The remaining components remain bright with some minor areas of spotting. The wood is excellent with only handling/storage type marks. The action is excellent.

Brown finished barrel marked "D. Mulford" on top in script and the remaining parts finished bright. The barrel has silver bands at the muzzle and breech and is equipped with a blade front and fixed notch rear sights. The lock plate, hammer and butt cap have floral scroll engraving with a star burst pattern around the bolster. There is also some light engraving on the side plate which is accented with silver wire inlay. The figured stock has carving at the forend and near the breech along with criss-crossing patterns on either side of the grip. On the bottom of the stock between the trigger guard and ramrod entry pipe is a plaque marked "3 pc. Set / 79*80*82" followed by some additional engraving. It includes a wooden ramrod.

Very fine. The pistol retains 95% of the brown finish with some slight finish wear near the bolster and some light edge wear. The bright component have some slight spotting and some faint scratches. The wood is excellent with only handling/storage type marks. The action is excellent. The case is good with some cracks in the lid panels. A solid piece of contemporary craftsmanship. The book has some shelf wear. The nicely carved eagle has some small chips and a tiny hole on the top at about the middle. Overall this is a very attractive set complete with three percussion firearms, case and accessories.