Wheellock musket

cylord21 · 4th August 2010, 02:29 AM

Michael, your answers are very comprehensively written and documented, a good help to my little knowledge on the subject. Concerning about the inlay been original, no adventure for me, might let you know in decades

. The butt trap has no grayish color or stain of any kind, look clean with little use, maybe an indication of later addition.
Fernando and Michael, the mosquito - mosca as probably the musket's name precursor is most interesting, could never imagine it.
Fernando K, will have a look on your observations.

Many thanks
Vicente

4th August 2010, 02:29 AM	#13
cylord21 Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Caracas - Venezuela Posts: 15	Michael, your answers are very comprehensively written and documented, a good help to my little knowledge on the subject. Concerning about the inlay been original, no adventure for me, might let you know in decades . The butt trap has no grayish color or stain of any kind, look clean with little use, maybe an indication of later addition. Fernando and Michael, the mosquito - mosca as probably the musket's name precursor is most interesting, could never imagine it. Fernando K, will have a look on your observations. Many thanks Vicente