German musket?

[Hara_morin]

Can you help me ID this musket? is this maker mark on the barrel?

[Fernando K]

Hello:

The key (lock) is Spanish, conversion of a key (lock) Spark (flint), and instead of the rake (frizzen) has applied the "keep-bait". Displays the original holes, covered. The bronze piece that has been applied to the mouth, to mimic a blunderbuss, is false, and stock shape mimics Spanish butts. In short, I think a decorative piece.

Affectionately. Fernando K

[Matchlock]

Can you help me ID this musket? is this maker mark on the barrel?

Hi,

This is clearly a very plain percussion carbine (short gun) of Spanish origin. Not only the lock and stock but also the Castilian shape of the buttstock are characterisitically Spanish, ca. 1850-60.
To me, the 'mark' does not seem to show an identfiable symbol.

Best,
Michael

[Marcus den toom]

The mark looks like some kind of crown with an alien head onder it, but that can't be right :o