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An Indian matchlock rifle (toradar), 19th century The barrel is round at the muzzle, tapering sharply toward the rear, with a cannulated muzzle and a somewhat rough bore, 16 mm in caliber. The top of the barrel features a ridge above the chamber and is partially decorated with heavily smoothed geometric punch marks. Full stock with brass barrel rings and sheet iron fittings around the lock. Lock cover made of blackened wood. Buttstock with leg inlays and carving on the left side reading “Taken from the Rebels at Lansie.” Multi-jointed forend with an iron ramrod. Several cracks on the stock around the lock. Signs of repair on the muzzle and muzzle. Length 134 cm. Condition: II - III
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