A few examples of appraisal values for
CHARLEVILLE MUSKET

• CHARLEVILLE MUSKET, 1775, MARKED "UNITED
  CHARLEVILLE MUSKET, 1775, MARKED "UNITED STATES" Model 1763 or subsequent variant: round barrel with proof mark "DL75" (indicating 1775), 43 3/8 in. L.; flint ignition, the plate 6 1/4 in. L., marked "Charleville" and with French proof mark; walnut full stock, lightly stamped "UNITED / STATES" on the right cheek, with iron butt plate, trigger guard, three barrel bands; iron ramrod; 58 3/4 in. overall.
• WEAPON: 18TH C. SOCKET BAYONET, TAG
  WEAPON: 18TH C. SOCKET BAYONET, TAG STATES USED BY NATIONAL REGIMENT IN REVOLUTIONARY WAR, POSSIBLY FOR A CHARLEVILLE MUSKET, WEAR C...WEAPON: 18th C. Socket bayonet, tag states used by national regiment in Revolutionary War, possibly for a Charleville musket, wear consistent with age and use, damaged, sold as found. [PROVENANCE: Deaccessioned from New England institution.]
• MODEL 1809 POTZDAM MUSKET, .71 CALIBER
  MODEL 1809 POTZDAM MUSKET, .71 CALIBER The percussion lock variant of the standard muzzleloader of the Royal Prussian Army. The design of the rifle borrows heavily from the French Charleville musket featuring a round barrel with front brass barrel band with integrated front sight, rear V-notch above the tang all mounted in a straight grip walnut stock. This particular musket is in overall alright condition with heavy corrosion around the percussion nipple, a large crack in the comb of the buttstock as well as various dings throughout, the ramrod is also missing. A fine wall hanger. Caliber: .71 Ball, BBL: 41", OAL: 56."
• Contemporary Rev. War Charleville Musket
  Contemporary Rev. War Charleville Musket .69 cal. 44" barrel. Iron mounts finished in the bright;?leather sling. Condition: Like-new condition excellent bore.
• French Model 1774 Charleville Musket
  French Model 1774 Charleville Musket with Two Scarce U.S. Bands .69 cal. 39.6"?barrel length with an undisturbed brown patina; overall length 55 inches. This musket has been reduced from its original barrel length of 44.4" ?but retains its original though repositioned front double barrel band with spring. No barrel markings are visible due to wear. The cock is a period replacement retaining its original undisturbed flint with leather cushion between the cock jaws and may be an earlier Tulle (cM1728) cock but this is not confirmed. Face of lockplate marked Charleville. The sear may have been a period replacement but if so it is a very old repair. The reconfigured shortening of this piece appears to have been performed in an arsenal/armory setting as all parts have been preserved and a bayonet lug placed at the muzzle all very well executed.The stock is branded along its lower edge between the butt plate and the rear trigger guard finial with the full United States brand (the last S worn off); and along the lower edge of the stock forward the rear barrel band U States (some lower letter wear but completely legible).This musket came out of a house attic in Poughkeepsie New York. Condition: The tang screw head only is missing both sling swivels are missing and the lower barrel band ram rod spring assembly is missing; the stock has an overall untouched finish. Musket shows normal denting a few scratches some period carving and general period use but overall in good and solid condition. The old ram rod has been twisted into a corkscrew at its end to facilitate ball or patch removal.
• Charleville MusketPattern 1771 w/ 1774
  Charleville MusketPattern 1771 w/ 1774 Modifications .70 cal. smoothbore. 44'' round barrel. Three barrel bands rounded lockplate rounded hammer round pan rounded frizzen. Finial on the frizzen spring. Lockplate marked Charleville. Branded on the toe of stock is UNITED STATES. Comes with a nice period bayonet. Model 1774 bayonet catch and barrel stud also retrofitted to these muskets. Condition: Barrel has an untouched dark brown patina with some pitting around the touch hole and on that portion of the barrel at the breech. Lockplate and hammer also have an untouched dark brown patina. Hammer has some pitting protrudes onto the lock and under the pan. Stock is blackened and untouched. Some nicks and dings.