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English: Exhibit in the Huntington Museum of Art, Huntington, West Virginia, USA. Photography was permitted in the museum without restriction. This artwork is in the public domain because the artist died more than 70 years ago.
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THE GOLDEN AGE. Kentucky Rifles and Pistols- Triumphs of Craftsmanship.

ARMS AND ART. Many Kentucky Rifle Makers Were Skilled Artisans.

Flintlock Guns:

A. Flintlock Rifle, United States, Simon Miller, 1773-1806, Hamburg, Pennsylvania.
B. Flintlock Rifle, United States. Signed on breech of barrel. Marked on lock.
C. Flintlock Rifle, United States, Silas Allen, active 1796-1834, Shrewsbury, Massachusetts
D. Flintlock Rifle, United States.
E. Flintlock Rifle, United States, Horace Warner, 1832-1834, Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Syracuse, New York.
F. Flintlock Rifle, United States, about 1800. Stephen Dorr.
G. Flintlock Rifle, United States, S. Bieg, about 1790-1800.
H. Flintlock Pistol, United States, J. Jennings, Elmira, New York. Marked "J. Bishop Warranted" on lock.
I. Colonial Flintlock Pistols, United States.
J. Flintlock Pistol, United States, John Joseph Henry, about 1817, Boulton, Pennsylvania.
K. Flintlock Pistol, United States. Marked "P. Bell" on barrel. Marked "I. Walker" on lock.
L. Flintlock Pistol, United States.
M. Semi-Military Flintlock Pistol, United States.

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