Model 1795 Type One Springfield Musket

Standard markings for year 1802-1803 including inspectors mark “RP” stamped forward of trigger slot.

1. This Model 1795 Type One Springfield, dated 1800, was recently discovered in an old European collection. The frizzen appears untouched by a flint, and the bore is mirror bright. It is exciting to see what the muskets looked like when they were brand new. The quality of the work being done at Springfield was impressive. The Ordnance Department routinely sent samples of armory-produced weapons to other countries’ militaries as a courtesy, and the condition of this piece as well as its European provenance suggests that this might be one such arm.

1. Man at Arms Magazine for the Gun and Sword Collector (Mowbray Publications) Volume 44, number 7, April 2022 – ROLL OF HONOR

Currently under consideration – Please inquire

Item Date: Dated 1800; lock markings used in 1802 and 1803

Measurement: Overall: 59.25”, barrel: 44 13/16”; .69-caliber smoothbore

Material: Oil finished walnut stock

Item Condition: Extra Fine

Literature: See American Military Shoulder Arms by George Moller, Vol. 2, pp. 30 to 42.

SKU 728-173

For More Information, Please Contact David Hillier at 978-597-8084 or email drh@aaawt.com.

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