This is a Civil War period Potsdam Musket. It is in fair shape. The butt of the stock does have some cracks as you can see in the first picture. But is only mentioned for exacted detail. The lock plate is marked 1835. And has the arsenal marking Neisse. And the barrel is marked 1826. Its in good shape. But it is missing the rear site. The action works real well. But the plate is a little loose. But The price is so cheap enough that you could use this gun for parts. Which I wouldn't because  this gun is in nice enough condition.                                                                                                                                                       $750.00

Now this is a neat little find. This is a Civil War period dug pistol. It is a Smith & Wesson. Its actually a rare little pistol. Its serial  numbers is 2139.. Its barrel was missing. Because of the design of the pistol it was easy to fall off. It still has its original handles. But the hammer is missing. And what I like about the pistol is that it's still loaded with the original 22 cal bullets. The serial number would make this a type III in the Flaydermans book.                                                                              $195.00

This is a nice Civil War era conversion of a single shot military pistol. The gun started life as a Asa Waters manufactured single shot military pistol. On the lockplate are clear markings of the original production date of 1837 as well as the Milbury, Massachusetts production location.And the barrel has the US markings on it.  When it was made it would have been a flintlock pistol. At the outbreak of the Civil War many small firms converted these flintlocks into percussion. This one has the simple unmarked hammer and the drum style conversion to add the nipple. The action works really well on all positions. It has a nice  appearance. Its wood has a dark brown look to it. And the barrel and lock plate has a nice dark look to it.                                                                                                                                                                                   $850.00

This is a nice .71 cal French musket. It is a 1822 model. The stock is in fair shape but it does have the small worm holes in it. Which I like that about the musket. The ram rod is a replacement but looks good with the gun. But I believe that it would it would be a good way to by a gun for hanging on the wall, without spending a lot of money. Everything works and is a real tight gun.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 $695.00