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Size 64 shells are harder to find and are therefore more valuable to a collector
which is why the logo is a bit sunken in
The original chinstrap however is missing
The wappen boasts an elaborate FJ1 in ornamental script to honor Franz Joseph the First
though it may have been rifled at some point in the past
Original 18th Century German Jäger Percussion Rifle by Ulrich Roos & Sohn with Belgian Octagonal Damascus Barrel - circa 1845 Revolutionary War Size 64 shells are harderOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a lovely German Jger Hunting Rifle, which were very popular hunting pieces during the 18th and 19th centuries. They were very well made, as well as being relatively small and highly accurate. This is definitely a "High Grade" example, with some fantastic appointments, and is marked on the top of the barrel by the maker: ULRICH ROOS UND SOHN IN STUTTGART This is a known maker of Jger Rifles and pistols
