East Central Pennsylvania, 2nd quarter 19th century: the upper octagonal barrel bored for 50 calibre ball, with front and rear sights, over a round shotgun barrel, 34 1/4 in. L.; a percussion lock on either side and two triggers within a brass guard; curly maple half stock with brass butt plate and cap box with extra silver inlays including a quarter moon, heart, and several cones; two ramrods; 51 in. L. overall.