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War of 1812 Stephen Jenks Musket Dated 1812
War of 1812 Stephen Jenks Musket Dated 1812
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Guns International #: 101139893
Seller's Inventory #: 1812 Jenks
Category - Military Rifles - Antique
- Antique Rifles - Percussion
Seller's Information
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Seller: CWFirearms
Member Since: 6/19/18
First Name: John
Last Name: Gersten
State:
Wisconsin
Zip: 54943
Country: United States
Phone:
(715) 249-3227
Active Listings: 1
Total Listings: 34
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: money order, bank check, personal check
War of 1812 Stephen Jenks Musket Dated 1812
Description:
This is a Model 1808 Stephen Jenks & Son Contract Musket originally produced in flint lock and later converted post-War of 1812 to percussion by fitting the barrel with a new percussion drum, cone and hammer. On 10/26/2008 Stephen and George Jenks (father and son) of Providence, RI received a contract for 4,000 muskets. Through March 14, 1814 Jenks delivered 3,925 muskets, including 250 muskets delivered directly to Rhode Island. This is an early War of 1812 dated example with the date '1812' clearly stamped on the tail of the lock plate under 'JENKS,s' and 'RI'. The lock plate is also stamped forward of the hammer with an eagle over U.S. in an oval panel. The only marking on the barrel is a small 'p' stamped at the breech. This is probably a second re-proof of the barrel done at the time of the percussion conversion. With the absence of any markings on the barrel and stock indicating acceptance by the federal government, this may be one of the 250 muskets that were delivered directly to Rhode Island. The overall condition of this early War of 1812 weapon is exceptional, all of the iron parts are smooth clean steel with a slight natural light age patina over top. The lock is in great shape with like new markings and mechanics. The percussion drum and nipple are in very fine condition as well. The .69 caliber smooth bore appears unfired, bright and shiny. The gun retains its original sling swivels. full length ramrod and bayonet stud. All the screws are in fine shape. The full length dark oil finished American black walnut stock is also in superb condition for a War of 1812 weapon, it shows no chips, cracks, or splinters and retains all of its original oil finish. This gun shows no signs of cleaning or polishing and has not been altered or disturbed in any way. War of 1812 produced muskets in this very fine condition are very scarce. Contact seller Dave at: dch2005AOL or by phone: 847-691-2384 for additional information or your best offer.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Description:
This is a Model 1808 Stephen Jenks & Son Contract Musket originally produced in flint lock and later converted post-War of 1812 to percussion by fitting the barrel with a new percussion drum, cone and hammer. On 10/26/2008 Stephen and George Jenks (father and son) of Providence, RI received a contract for 4,000 muskets. Through March 14, 1814 Jenks delivered 3,925 muskets, including 250 muskets delivered directly to Rhode Island. This is an early War of 1812 dated example with the date '1812' clearly stamped on the tail of the lock plate under 'JENKS,s' and 'RI'. The lock plate is also stamped forward of the hammer with an eagle over U.S. in an oval panel. The only marking on the barrel is a small 'p' stamped at the breech. This is probably a second re-proof of the barrel done at the time of the percussion conversion. With the absence of any markings on the barrel and stock indicating acceptance by the federal government, this may be one of the 250 muskets that were delivered directly to Rhode Island. The overall condition of this early War of 1812 weapon is exceptional, all of the iron parts are smooth clean steel with a slight natural light age patina over top. The lock is in great shape with like new markings and mechanics. The percussion drum and nipple are in very fine condition as well. The .69 caliber smooth bore appears unfired, bright and shiny. The gun retains its original sling swivels. full length ramrod and bayonet stud. All the screws are in fine shape. The full length dark oil finished American black walnut stock is also in superb condition for a War of 1812 weapon, it shows no chips, cracks, or splinters and retains all of its original oil finish. This gun shows no signs of cleaning or polishing and has not been altered or disturbed in any way. War of 1812 produced muskets in this very fine condition are very scarce. Contact seller Dave at: dch2005AOL or by phone: 847-691-2384 for additional information or your best offer.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
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Guns International #: 101139893
Category - Military Rifles - Antique
- Antique Rifles - Percussion
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: CWFirearms
Member Since: 6/19/18
First Name: John
Last Name: Gersten
State:
Wisconsin
Zip: 54943
Country: United States
Phone:
(715) 249-3227
Active Listings: 1
Total Listings: 34
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: money order, bank check, personal check
War of 1812 Stephen Jenks Musket Dated 1812
Description: This is a Model 1808 Stephen Jenks & Son Contract Musket originally produced in flint lock and later converted post-War of 1812 to percussion by fitting the barrel with a new percussion drum, cone and hammer. On 10/26/2008 Stephen and George Jenks (father and son) of Providence, RI received a contract for 4,000 muskets. Through March 14, 1814 Jenks delivered 3,925 muskets, including 250 muskets delivered directly to Rhode Island. This is an early War of 1812 dated example with the date '1812' clearly stamped on the tail of the lock plate under 'JENKS,s' and 'RI'. The lock plate is also stamped forward of the hammer with an eagle over U.S. in an oval panel. The only marking on the barrel is a small 'p' stamped at the breech. This is probably a second re-proof of the barrel done at the time of the percussion conversion. With the absence of any markings on the barrel and stock indicating acceptance by the federal government, this may be one of the 250 muskets that were delivered directly to Rhode Island. The overall condition of this early War of 1812 weapon is exceptional, all of the iron parts are smooth clean steel with a slight natural light age patina over top. The lock is in great shape with like new markings and mechanics. The percussion drum and nipple are in very fine condition as well. The .69 caliber smooth bore appears unfired, bright and shiny. The gun retains its original sling swivels. full length ramrod and bayonet stud. All the screws are in fine shape. The full length dark oil finished American black walnut stock is also in superb condition for a War of 1812 weapon, it shows no chips, cracks, or splinters and retains all of its original oil finish. This gun shows no signs of cleaning or polishing and has not been altered or disturbed in any way. War of 1812 produced muskets in this very fine condition are very scarce. Contact seller Dave at: dch2005AOL or by phone: 847-691-2384 for additional information or your best offer. SOLD Antique: Yes |
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Guns International #: 101139893
Seller's Inventory #: 1812 Jenks
Category - Military Rifles - Antique
- Antique Rifles - Percussion
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: CWFirearms
Member Since: 6/19/18
First Name: John
Last Name: Gersten
State:
Wisconsin
Zip: 54943
Country: United States
Phone:
(715) 249-3227
Active Listings: 1
Total Listings: 34
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: money order, bank check, personal check
War of 1812 Stephen Jenks Musket Dated 1812
Description:
This is a Model 1808 Stephen Jenks & Son Contract Musket originally produced in flint lock and later converted post-War of 1812 to percussion by fitting the barrel with a new percussion drum, cone and hammer. On 10/26/2008 Stephen and George Jenks (father and son) of Providence, RI received a contract for 4,000 muskets. Through March 14, 1814 Jenks delivered 3,925 muskets, including 250 muskets delivered directly to Rhode Island. This is an early War of 1812 dated example with the date '1812' clearly stamped on the tail of the lock plate under 'JENKS,s' and 'RI'. The lock plate is also stamped forward of the hammer with an eagle over U.S. in an oval panel. The only marking on the barrel is a small 'p' stamped at the breech. This is probably a second re-proof of the barrel done at the time of the percussion conversion. With the absence of any markings on the barrel and stock indicating acceptance by the federal government, this may be one of the 250 muskets that were delivered directly to Rhode Island. The overall condition of this early War of 1812 weapon is exceptional, all of the iron parts are smooth clean steel with a slight natural light age patina over top. The lock is in great shape with like new markings and mechanics. The percussion drum and nipple are in very fine condition as well. The .69 caliber smooth bore appears unfired, bright and shiny. The gun retains its original sling swivels. full length ramrod and bayonet stud. All the screws are in fine shape. The full length dark oil finished American black walnut stock is also in superb condition for a War of 1812 weapon, it shows no chips, cracks, or splinters and retains all of its original oil finish. This gun shows no signs of cleaning or polishing and has not been altered or disturbed in any way. War of 1812 produced muskets in this very fine condition are very scarce. Contact seller Dave at: dch2005AOL or by phone: 847-691-2384 for additional information or your best offer.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Description:
This is a Model 1808 Stephen Jenks & Son Contract Musket originally produced in flint lock and later converted post-War of 1812 to percussion by fitting the barrel with a new percussion drum, cone and hammer. On 10/26/2008 Stephen and George Jenks (father and son) of Providence, RI received a contract for 4,000 muskets. Through March 14, 1814 Jenks delivered 3,925 muskets, including 250 muskets delivered directly to Rhode Island. This is an early War of 1812 dated example with the date '1812' clearly stamped on the tail of the lock plate under 'JENKS,s' and 'RI'. The lock plate is also stamped forward of the hammer with an eagle over U.S. in an oval panel. The only marking on the barrel is a small 'p' stamped at the breech. This is probably a second re-proof of the barrel done at the time of the percussion conversion. With the absence of any markings on the barrel and stock indicating acceptance by the federal government, this may be one of the 250 muskets that were delivered directly to Rhode Island. The overall condition of this early War of 1812 weapon is exceptional, all of the iron parts are smooth clean steel with a slight natural light age patina over top. The lock is in great shape with like new markings and mechanics. The percussion drum and nipple are in very fine condition as well. The .69 caliber smooth bore appears unfired, bright and shiny. The gun retains its original sling swivels. full length ramrod and bayonet stud. All the screws are in fine shape. The full length dark oil finished American black walnut stock is also in superb condition for a War of 1812 weapon, it shows no chips, cracks, or splinters and retains all of its original oil finish. This gun shows no signs of cleaning or polishing and has not been altered or disturbed in any way. War of 1812 produced muskets in this very fine condition are very scarce. Contact seller Dave at: dch2005AOL or by phone: 847-691-2384 for additional information or your best offer.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Guns International #: 101139893
Seller's Inventory #: 1812 Jenks
Guns International #: 101139893
Seller's Inventory #: 1812 Jenks
Category - Military Rifles - Antique
- Antique Rifles - Percussion
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: CWFirearms
Member Since: 6/19/18
First Name: John
Last Name: Gersten
State:
Wisconsin
Zip: 54943
Country: United States
Phone:
(715) 249-3227
Active Listings: 1
Total Listings: 34
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: money order, bank check, personal check
War of 1812 Stephen Jenks Musket Dated 1812
Description:
This is a Model 1808 Stephen Jenks & Son Contract Musket originally produced in flint lock and later converted post-War of 1812 to percussion by fitting the barrel with a new percussion drum, cone and hammer. On 10/26/2008 Stephen and George Jenks (father and son) of Providence, RI received a contract for 4,000 muskets. Through March 14, 1814 Jenks delivered 3,925 muskets, including 250 muskets delivered directly to Rhode Island. This is an early War of 1812 dated example with the date '1812' clearly stamped on the tail of the lock plate under 'JENKS,s' and 'RI'. The lock plate is also stamped forward of the hammer with an eagle over U.S. in an oval panel. The only marking on the barrel is a small 'p' stamped at the breech. This is probably a second re-proof of the barrel done at the time of the percussion conversion. With the absence of any markings on the barrel and stock indicating acceptance by the federal government, this may be one of the 250 muskets that were delivered directly to Rhode Island. The overall condition of this early War of 1812 weapon is exceptional, all of the iron parts are smooth clean steel with a slight natural light age patina over top. The lock is in great shape with like new markings and mechanics. The percussion drum and nipple are in very fine condition as well. The .69 caliber smooth bore appears unfired, bright and shiny. The gun retains its original sling swivels. full length ramrod and bayonet stud. All the screws are in fine shape. The full length dark oil finished American black walnut stock is also in superb condition for a War of 1812 weapon, it shows no chips, cracks, or splinters and retains all of its original oil finish. This gun shows no signs of cleaning or polishing and has not been altered or disturbed in any way. War of 1812 produced muskets in this very fine condition are very scarce. Contact seller Dave at: dch2005AOL or by phone: 847-691-2384 for additional information or your best offer.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Description:
This is a Model 1808 Stephen Jenks & Son Contract Musket originally produced in flint lock and later converted post-War of 1812 to percussion by fitting the barrel with a new percussion drum, cone and hammer. On 10/26/2008 Stephen and George Jenks (father and son) of Providence, RI received a contract for 4,000 muskets. Through March 14, 1814 Jenks delivered 3,925 muskets, including 250 muskets delivered directly to Rhode Island. This is an early War of 1812 dated example with the date '1812' clearly stamped on the tail of the lock plate under 'JENKS,s' and 'RI'. The lock plate is also stamped forward of the hammer with an eagle over U.S. in an oval panel. The only marking on the barrel is a small 'p' stamped at the breech. This is probably a second re-proof of the barrel done at the time of the percussion conversion. With the absence of any markings on the barrel and stock indicating acceptance by the federal government, this may be one of the 250 muskets that were delivered directly to Rhode Island. The overall condition of this early War of 1812 weapon is exceptional, all of the iron parts are smooth clean steel with a slight natural light age patina over top. The lock is in great shape with like new markings and mechanics. The percussion drum and nipple are in very fine condition as well. The .69 caliber smooth bore appears unfired, bright and shiny. The gun retains its original sling swivels. full length ramrod and bayonet stud. All the screws are in fine shape. The full length dark oil finished American black walnut stock is also in superb condition for a War of 1812 weapon, it shows no chips, cracks, or splinters and retains all of its original oil finish. This gun shows no signs of cleaning or polishing and has not been altered or disturbed in any way. War of 1812 produced muskets in this very fine condition are very scarce. Contact seller Dave at: dch2005AOL or by phone: 847-691-2384 for additional information or your best offer.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
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