Paul Lienhart is listed in "Der Neue Stockel" as active around 1707-1750 in Munich. The lock is marked "P. Lienhart/Munchen" to the right of the pan and is engraved with detailed scenes, including a group of men hoisting another man out of a hole and two men exchanging an item on the shore near a boat, as well as scrollwork and a sea beast. The swamped barrel has blade and notch sights. It is equipped with double set triggers and an engraved brass trigger guard with finger groove bow. The stock is marked with a cabinet number "51" below the patch box, dated "17 AH 99" on the cheekpiece edge plate, and has scrimshawed panels and inlays as well as a horn buttplate and incised scrollwork.

Fine with dark gray and brown patina and oxidation and pitting on the barrel and replaced lock, mostly distinct engraving, aged patina on the trigger guard, and general moderate wear. The front lock screw is absent. The stock is fair and has gaps around the lock, some cracks and repairs, loose fitting patch box lid, general scratches and dings, and mild rub wear. Mechanically untested.