Arms, Armor and Militaria

Good. Bores moderately oxidized and showing some pitting on their breechfaces on the interior. Brass with an attractive mustard patina. Locks with a steel gray appearance, one mechanically functional and one not, having a broken sear arm that shows evidence of an old welded repair. Wood with moderate wear, some chipped wood loss around the lock mortises and one showing a crack at the forward lock screw. Otherwise wood with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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