1816 Pattern Springfield Flintlock

Springfield Flintlock Musket

Model 1816 Pattern

• Lock plate dated 1816

• Butt plate dated 1812

• .69 caliber flintlock configuration

• 44” barrel

• 60” overall length

• Iron-mounted military furniture

• Correct military-style stock profile

• Period sling swivels present

This early U.S. flintlock musket represents the transitional period of American military arms following the War of 1812. The Model 1816 pattern became the backbone of U.S. infantry arms in the early 19th century and many examples later saw conversion to percussion—making surviving flintlock configurations increasingly desirable.

A solid, honest example with strong early U.S. military character—ideal for collectors of early American arms, War of 1812 era artifacts, or display in a period collection.

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