Pre-civil war rifle ?

[Rick C]

Not the best of condition. If anyone can provide data it would be helpful.

Thanks in advance, Rick

[Rick C]

Not sure if you might recognize this motif as a logo or just an embellishment...

[Rick C]

I'm thinking value would only be a hundred or so due to condition. I'm guessing it's value is as a wall hanger. Am I wrong?

[Johnny Peppers]

Looks like a shotgun to me. I would say somewhere in the $250/350 range.

[The Arctic Fox]

Fowler yes a shotgun, percussion muzzle loader. Usually 150-400 range even if London marked.

[Rick C]

Can't make out any marker markings unless the engraved birds are for a specific firm that made them.

Was I correct that it's pre-Civil War?

RC

[rajko84]

Can't make out any marker markings unless the engraved birds are for a specific firm that made them.

Was I correct that it's pre-Civil War?

RC

They are normaly marked under the barrel if it comes apart.

[colt45s]

looks Civil War or later, mabye 58 cal?

[Johnny Peppers]

As suggested, look on the bottom of the barrel under the wood. If it is European it will have proof marks. The double barrel was the preferred shotgun in the U.S.