Flintlock Longrifle ca. 1830-40 Possibly by Samuel Baum Sr. This rifle has several features that are characteristic of the Upper Susquehanna School, sometimes also called the Sunbury School or the Northumberland School, encompassing Union, Snyder, and Northumberland Counties in east-central Pennsylvania. The upper and lower plates of the patch box, the shape of the side plate (opposite the lock), and the silver inlays shaped like fish and crescent moons were popular with gunsmiths in this region. The style of the engraving, the presence of inset bone or ivory plaques in the decoration, and the rare use of a detachable forestock (known as a takedown stock) suggest the work of Samuel Baum Sr., or someone influenced by him. Baum was a prolific gunsmith and one of only a few to make rifles with this type of forestock.. Flintlock Longrifle. American, New Berlin, Union County, Pennsylvania. ca. 1830-40. Steel, wood (curly maple, ash), brass, silver, bone. New Berlin, Pennsylvania. Firearms-G

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Flintlock Longrifle ca. 1830-40 Possibly by Samuel Baum Sr. This rifle has several features that are characteristic of the Upper Susquehanna School, sometimes also called the Sunbury School or the Northumberland School, encompassing Union, Snyder, and Northumberland Counties in east-central Pennsylvania. The upper and lower plates of the patch box, the shape of the side plate (opposite the lock), and the silver inlays shaped like fish and crescent moons were popular with gunsmiths in this region. The style of the engraving, the presence of inset bone or ivory plaques in the decoration, and the rare use of a detachable forestock (known as a takedown stock) suggest the work of Samuel Baum Sr., or someone influenced by him. Baum was a prolific gunsmith and one of only a few to make rifles with this type of forestock.. Flintlock Longrifle. American, New Berlin, Union County, Pennsylvania. ca. 1830-40. Steel, wood (curly maple, ash), brass, silver, bone. New Berlin, Pennsylvania. Firearms-G

SuperStock offers millions of photos, videos, and stock assets to creatives around the world. This image of Flintlock Longrifle ca. 1830-40 Possibly by Samuel Baum Sr. This rifle has several features that are characteristic of the Upper Susquehanna School, sometimes also called the Sunbury School or the Northumberland School, encompassing Union, Snyder, and Northumberland Counties in east-central Pennsylvania. The upper and lower plates of the patch box, the shape of the side plate (opposite the lock), and the silver inlays shaped like fish and crescent moons were popular with gunsmiths in this region. The style of the engraving, the presence of inset bone or ivory plaques in the decoration, and the rare use of a detachable forestock (known as a takedown stock) suggest the work of Samuel Baum Sr., or someone influenced by him. Baum was a prolific gunsmith and one of only a few to make rifles with this type of forestock.. Flintlock Longrifle. American, New Berlin, Union County, Pennsylvania. ca. 1830-40. Steel, wood (curly maple, ash), brass, silver, bone. New Berlin, Pennsylvania. Firearms-G by Piemags/PL Photography Limited is available for licensing today.

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