This rifle has no visible maker's marks. The early 19th century style lock has light engraving as does the brass and silver furnishings. The heavy barrel is equipped with traditional notch and blade sights. The stock has a long brass wear plate between the ramrod entry pip and trigger guard, a comb plate, toe plate, and staples for securing a vent pick below the molded edge of the cheekpiece which has a silver inlay.

Good as refinished/restored and reconverted to flintlock. The barrel has an artificial brown along the visible length and some minor pitting. The middle wedge "staple" on the barrel is absent. The lock has brown and gray patina and light pitting. The brass has attractive aged patina. The thumb plate is a modern replacement. The stock is very good with some small chips and cracks and scattered light scratches. Mechanically fine.