U.S. MODEL 1811 PISTOL – “MODEL 1810” For Sale

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    The U.S. Model 1811 Pistol, often called the “Model 1810,” is a notable artifact from early 19th-century American military history. This single-shot, .69 caliber muzzleloader is renowned among collectors for its distinctive markings, including “U. STATES,” an eagle insignia, and “S. NORTH BERLIN CON,” referencing its manufacturer Simeon North from Berlin, Connecticut. The pistol features an 8 5/8 inch round smoothbore barrel without sights, maintaining a bright metal finish that complements its walnut full stock with a brass buttcap. Additional details include a brass pan with a fence, a hickory ramrod, and various proof marks like a “V,” an eagle, and “CT” within an oval. Weighing 2 lbs. 11 oz. and measuring 15 inches in length, this pistol, produced between 1811-1813, exemplifies the craftsmanship of its era and holds a Rarity Factor of 3, making it a valuable item for military firearm enthusiasts and historians.

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