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I never got measurments for it. I never uped my bid, and let some one else buy it. Figure I could find better. Thanks again for identifining it. I did not know much at all about these pre 1900 bayonets before I wrote this post.

Before I asked the question I had already placed a max bid of $20. for it on an online auction. I guess that may be likely its max value. Seeing your remarks. This will my only pre 1900 bayonet if I win it.

I am very new in the vintage black powder fire arms. So its newer than I thought. I am thinking about buying this bayonet for my collection, its being put up for sale soon. Seller has no knowledge of what it is other than a bayonet.. Thanks for all your helpful input.

Was found buried on farm 50 years ago in Mass. Is this British? Revolutionary war? War of 1812? http://www.greatlakes4x4.com/picture.php?albumid=2236&pictureid=14276 www.greatlakes4x4.com/picture.php?albumid=2236&pictureid=14277

Again in response to Supercracker. I am 99% sure this gun is the same as the one on gunsinternational, just not as well kept & I see it has a swivel were I have a wood peg inserted in my stock. And thanks for the input on my hammer ordeal.

This gun doesn't have sling swivels. There is a wood peg sanded flush with the stock were a swivel could have gone, I thought this to be only a repair. I have the action free and is working correctly. Doubt I will ever find a replacement hammer, so I will test my machinist skills.

I was having trouble with the photo, But yes it does look a lot like this gun. I thought the trigger guard was wood. What type of horn was used? Cow? I am missing one hammer, would like to replace it. Likely this will only be used for display.

I just bought this gun and was trying to find who made and when, etc. Engraved Stock, Checkered Stock and Forearm, Stock is split, All metal is pitted, (1) hammer missing and the other is very rusty. The only markings I could find where under the Right & Left hammers. (side 1)M.Brunner (side...