Really good ones cost well into five figures, so when this came along today I had to adjust my expectations.
Smooth bore, half octagon half round barrel which is un-cut at 45". About 58 cal., it was originally flint, converted to cap lock. It's had restoration to the forearm. The barrel is not signed, but the lock is from Philadelphia. The ram rod appears to be the original, and the experienced collector I bought it from insists from the details of manufacture and the brasses that it's a Lehigh County gun.
I hesitated at first, until I realized it cost no more than 3 nice vintage, or 1 good custom folders. All knives and no guns makes Fran a dull boy !

