The Model 1816 muskets were primarily used in conflicts with various Native American groups after the War of 1812. They were also used into the Mexican-American War era and even during the Civil War, generally after being converted to percussion. It has the standard markings and features, a "19" on the barrel, and is dated "1840" on the barrel tang and "1839" on the lock. A cartouche is visible on left stock flat and top rear buttstock. An early style socket bayonet with out securing ring is included.

Good with light pitting and spotting on the otherwise mostly bright metal surfaces, well-aged patina on the brass flash pan, dark brown finish and gray patina on the bayonet, re-oiled stock, a crack at the tail of the lock, sliver absent to the left of the upper tang, and scratches and dings throughout. Mechanically fine