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arkansas walker
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| Posted: Thu Nov 22nd, 2007 06:11 pm |
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I am interested, I own a family rifle used in the civil war, more than likely by the south since I live in Arkansas. Its a Kentucky Long rifle I think with the name on a gold inlay on top just past the flink firing mechanism. Name is Benjamin Darby - family believes he is distant relative and made the gun around 1840-1860. Do you know anything about these and worth...its not in firing condition and the stamper is missing. Let me know I also love discussing this war..... Thx, arkansas walker
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