Lot 3324 RARE BRITISH P1847 TOWER 2ND PATTERN BRUNSWICK
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RIFLED MUSKET DATE 1864. Cal. 75. These rare rifles were adopted by the British in 1847. The second variation can be identified with the Snider lock rather than the back action lock that was utilized on the 1st pattern. It is fit with a 30" round bbl with long bayonet lug for a saber bayonet numbered on the underside 429, flip up rear sight, & British proofs. The Tower lock is dated 1864. The stock has traces of inspection proofs and fit with a brass double compartment patchbox. Brass furniture. Custom leather sling. CONDITION: Overall good. The bbl has been reblued with a dull blue finish with good markings. Stock has been sanded with partially visible markings and many small dings and a crack at the muzzle end. Brass has a nice mellow yellow mustard patina. Bore is dark with sharp 2-groove rifling and some pitting. PROVENANCE: From the Harry A. Baldwin Estate Collection. (01-29759/ZAL) ANTIQUE $2000-3000
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