Please note we do not have an expert in this field, our apologies. Please refer to additional photographs. 

Overall appears to be in good condition with patination commensurate with age. Two of the screws on the back of the lock are possibly replaced (unsure). Remnants of original browning of the barrel.

A rampant line to the side of the lock plus an additional crown. Three touch marks to the top of the barrel (difficult to make out) please see photos

Provenance; private collection from Tasmania

In original condition, shrinkage separation to the original join of the stock (which can be seen in the photos), a few shrinkage cracks around some of the fittings. Steel lock barrel and steel fittings with surface rust due to damp storage. Brass inlay fittings and eagle inlay all appear to be in good condition. An attractive, impressive rifle which would respond well to sympathetic restoration.