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    1740 Potzdam Musket Question

    Good Evening,

    Looking to clearly identify this musket prior to a possible purchase. I believe it's a commercial variation of the 1740 Potzdam but this is a bit out of my area. Would appreciate input from some experienced eyes.

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    Randy

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