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Old musket?

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I inherited these 2 muskets and i dont have any idea to which era they belong. Any help would be appreciated.

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Better photos would help.
Definitely need better pictures especially of the lock.
If no one here knows, the boys on "The Muzzle Loading Forum" will.
Lots of experts there identifying old weapons.
They both appear fake to me. Wall decorations.
They both appear fake to me. Wall decorations.
Yep I agree none of the hardware is inletted, into the stocks. The Stock "carving" appears pressed on. Much of the metalwork looks like pot metal. Flintlock has a blued barrel, during that era musket barrels were either finished "In the bright" or "browned", they weren't blued.
Take them to an appraiser for a hands on appraisal. The guys may be right, but spend a few bucks and get it right.:thumbsup:
Take them to an appraiser for a hands on appraisal. The guys may be right, but spend a few bucks and get it right.:thumbsup:
Not worth it, they look like fakes as stated above and at the very best they are reproductions but if they are they look very "cheesy".
Thanks guys really appreciate
Sort of reminds me of my old wheel lock pistol. My mom bought it for my father at a flea market years ago for $5 thinking she had something. He thanked her for thinking of him but had a hard time containing his laughter and was glad she only spent $5 bucks.

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They do look like wall hangers, but I would still check with the boys on The Muzzle Loading Forum. They will be able to verify
They do look like wall hangers, but I would still check with the boys on The Muzzle Loading Forum. They will be able to verify

Can you give me the link of this forum?
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