Original U.S. Pennsylvania Flame Maple Stocked Percussion Rifle with Lock by Wilmot and Set Trigger - Circa 1855 Scandinavian Militaria and a great valley on

and a great valley on my back almost from the spine to my right side

which took its name from Colonel Augustus George Hazard

This Red Cross Enlisted Man's Hewer is a nice solid example

The low pressure liners were quickly deemed insufficient by the military

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Original U.S. Pennsylvania Flame Maple Stocked Percussion Rifle with Lock by Wilmot and Set Trigger - Circa 1855 Scandinavian Militaria and a great valley onOriginal Item: Only One Available. Just purchased at a recent military auction! This is a very nice "Pennsylvania" percussion hunting rifle, often referred to as a "Kentucky" rifle. The design developed in Pennsylvania, and then spread down the Ohio River Valley to Kentucky, where it was very popular. This is a great example, with a beautiful full length "tiger" or "flame" figured maple stock, a very common wood to use on Pennsylvania rifles. The