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Was looking at a flintlock musket, more of a fowler, really, that has a crown, a bird and TVLL on lock and crown and bird on top of barrel. Anyone know that mark?
 
Uhhhhhh, that would be:

  • The Crown ... as the mark of the French King, over
  • A a Fleur de Lis ... not a bird, as denoting the property of France, over
  • TVLL or TVLLE or A.TVLLE for the armory @ Tulle
TVLL.jpg


But they were marked in different fashions ...
 
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Was looking at a flintlock musket, more of a fowler, really, that has a crown, a bird and TVLL on lock and crown and bird on top of barrel. Anyone know that mark?

I think it’s maybe a Centermark fusil.

If I’m not mistaken, Alex Efremenko described them some years ago - mostly what was not historically accurate about them.
 
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You usually see the Flur de lis on the Lockplate. Ahead of the pan or on the tail of the plate.

The crown over TVILL was a standard stamp with initials of the lock inspector where were varied.
 
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