Original U.S. Pennsylvania Lancaster County Percussion Rifle with Henry E. Leman Lock, Flame Maple Full Stock, and Set Trigger, Circa 1850 U.S. Uniforms and shrunk

and shrunk

but has detached from the helmet shell

As the field grey color uniform was also the same color as the infantry uniform they blended in better when mixed in with the infantry

The interior is partially lined with light gray brown rayon

Original U.S. Pennsylvania Lancaster County Percussion Rifle with Henry E. Leman Lock, Flame Maple Full Stock, and Set Trigger, Circa 1850 U.S. Uniforms and shrunkOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original circa 1850 Pennsylvania style percussion rifle with a full length flame figured maple stock, heavy octagonal barrel, brass furniture, set trigger, and a percussion lock marked H. E. LEMAN LANCASTER. PA. The overall architecture is consistent with Lancaster County rifle making, though it cannot be determined whether Henry E. Leman manufactured the entire rifle or whether one of his locks was