1st quarter 19th century: octagonal barrel with adjustable front and rear sights, "JLO" stamped near breech of barrel, 34 in. L.; lock plate marked "W. Jacot / Warranted," converted from flintlock to percussion, with set trigger; highly figured maple full stock with brass butt plate, patch box, and trigger guard, further enhanced with vivid brass and silver inlays, including the coat of arms of Pennsylvania, a squirrel on a quarter moon, and a sword and heart; 49 in. L. overall.

Stock broken at the wrist, with some loss around the lock. Old repairs with brass sheathing underneath the forearm. The firing mechanism not operative and rear trigger lost