Original U.S. Pennsylvania Percussion Long Rifle with Faux Tiger Striping and Brass Patch Box - c.1840 MG 34 Tonyn" who in fact joined

Tonyn" who in fact joined the 6th Dragoons in 1744 when 19 years of age and led a flourishing military career becoming a colonel and in 1774 was appointed the Royal Governor of the Province of East Florida

and a lot of the original paint is present

Manufactured in the early 1940s by Tamco

David Schwimmer

very minor dings or dents

Original U.S. Pennsylvania Percussion Long Rifle with Faux Tiger Striping and Brass Patch Box - c.1840 MG 34 Tonyn" who in fact joinedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is really rather impressive and mimics the elaborate style of the long Flintlock rifle of the late 1700s and early 1800s. Most interesting is the faux tiger striping of the wood stock, due to the lack or great cost of genuine Tiger Maple wood at the time. There were several processes used to accomplish this, the most common of which was for the stock maker to bind the stock with wax soaked cord and and conduct a