Original U.S. Lancaster Style Pennsylvania Full Stock Flintlock Rifle Smoothbored to .54" with Patch Box - Circa 1800 M3 Grease Gun more than likely from a

more than likely from a sticker by the looks of it

The blade has a marking on it indicating the manufacturer of the knife:

and still shows the leather grain well throughout

until Operation Plunder (the crossing of the Rhine) in March 1945

likely the wife of the soldier

Original U.S. Lancaster Style Pennsylvania Full Stock Flintlock Rifle Smoothbored to .54" with Patch Box - Circa 1800 M3 Grease Gun more than likely from aOriginal Item: Only One Available. Just purchased at a recent military auction! This is a very nice "Pennsylvania" flintlock hunting rifle, often referred to as a "Kentucky" rifle. The design developed in Pennsylvania, and then spread down the Ohio River Valley to Kentucky, where it was very popular. This is a great example, with a beautiful full length maple stock, a very common wood to use on Pennsylvania rifles. While not "tiger flame" level, it