Native American Trade Musket

Made in Canada in the 19th century these were the last and longest muskets made for trade to the Native Americans for animal pelts, in Canada and in the United States. This musket has a 50” barrel and is 68” overall. They were made exceptionally long because the traders required the Native Americans to stack pelts to a height equal to the full length of the 68” musket to own the firelock. Rare to find these trade muskets that were not cut shorter for horseback. 60 Caliber – Untouched Condition