The only legible markings are a "crown/HB" stamp on the lock and "M MAGAN" on the inside of the lock. There is an illegible crossed out mark on the barrel at the breech. Has resemblance to French or Dutch flintlocks of the 18th century. The caliber was standard for the many European militaries. The barrel shows no signs of ever having been pinned and has a hole through which the rear lock screw passes in the breech plug. The furniture is all iron. There is a metal sleeve attached to the upper barrel band that helps secure the ramrod.