Just wanted to know how much it sold for

That is the sweetest Hawken I have ever seen, or dreamed of!! Where did my wife hide my credit card...

I got to view this rifle when it was in the Cody museum.

Such a beautiful work of art! Lovely! 👍👍👍👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Gotta love guns and coins. So much history. Unfortunately because I live in Australia I can only collect coins.

I will give you $10 cash munny for it . Seriously though , that IS the finest Hawken I've seen .

True beauty

Ya, she’s a BIGURN for sure! BUT, a most important omission was “what’s the CALIBER”???! Most important with a Hawken! These rifles were not made for squirrel hunting!! They’d usually be big bores of typically .50 - .54 caliber OR larger! I own a gorgeous .58 custom made caplock Hawken by Andy Fautheree (1968). It’s got a heavy barrel for heavy powder charges!! Not sure of the weight, but maybe 11lbs or so. If I were to ever order another Hawken, I’d order a General Ashley .69 flintlock & really have some fun (at BOTH ENDS!!!)! But at 82 now, I’m sure I’ll never afford another custom made rifle again. Bought my .58 when I was 28 & a bachelor!! But ALWAYS tell the caliber before anything else!!! I still say, brass furniture looks so much nicer than silver! Silver looks too much like ugly pewter! I’d really love to have copper furniture! “Ach du lieber, mein schatz”! “Gesundheit”!

All the early J&S rifles were much slimmer than the later 1840s-50s rifles. There is a very similar but unadorned J&S in their vault. The “The Petersen” J&S in Cody also has the same stock profile and the same lock plate design. I believe both of these predate the Atchison rifle. And there were Hawken rifles being made in St Louis in the 1820s.

I'll start the bidding at $50.00 Seth.

What is the barrel length Thanks.

What is the silver gun worth.

what calibre is this rifle?

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I'll give you 290 dollars and a kiss.