Original U.S. Kentucky Percussion Rifle with Trade Lock by Joseph Manton & Set Trigger c. 1840 US Civil War often contracting out to various

often contracting out to various locations in and outside of Germany

- 1934 Labor Day Tinnie maker marked on reverse: "24 PFORZHEIM"

it was in fact made from all new percussion oriented parts

We have no way to verify functionality

has a broader blade with a rounded or semi-pointed tip and is intended to be used on loose material

Original U.S. Kentucky Percussion Rifle with Trade Lock by Joseph Manton & Set Trigger c. 1840 US Civil War often contracting out to variousOriginal Item: Only one available. Here is an octagonal barreled "Kentucky" rifle, which more correctly is known as a Pennsylvania Rifle. It has the typical curved butt stock used in the mid 1840s more southern areas. It looks to be in . 30" caliber, a very common size for these rifles, and has a heavy octagonal barrel with seven groove rifling. The rifle was built in the United States, most likely in the Kentucky area, using a British made trade lock