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NOTE: I sold this back in August. It was traded back to me in exactly the same condition, with the exception that ramrod now has a brass tip! See last photo. 
This is a very nice example of the Belgian Centennial 1805 Harpers Ferry pistol built from 1959 to 1961. It is unfired. Its .54 bore is pristine. Overall Condition is NRA Excellent with 98% original case colors on the lock and hammer. Lock dated 1807. There is 95% fire blue on the screws. Barrel was finished in the bright and it is still mirror shiny. The brass furniture has aged to a mellow patina with excellent wood to metal fit. Nice mechanics. Some "play wear" on frizzen. Asking $500 SHIPPED in a soft case. A sought-after pistol. Get yours today! (Yes, I know it is the same wording!)
This is a very nice example of the Belgian Centennial 1805 Harpers Ferry pistol built from 1959 to 1961. It is unfired. Its .54 bore is pristine. Overall Condition is NRA Excellent with 98% original case colors on the lock and hammer. Lock dated 1807. There is 95% fire blue on the screws. Barrel was finished in the bright and it is still mirror shiny. The brass furniture has aged to a mellow patina with excellent wood to metal fit. Nice mechanics. Some "play wear" on frizzen. Asking $500 SHIPPED in a soft case. A sought-after pistol. Get yours today! (Yes, I know it is the same wording!)
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