Help IDing this butt plate.

[greaser]

It came from the fish lake area in Minnesota a known fur trade area It looks like maybe a 1777 french infantry rifle style any help would be appreciated.

 

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[ARC]

I will tell you for that Kentucky Whisky... :P

J/k... I do not know the answer...

But I do have a glass handy... ***ARRC holds his glass with a slight sad look***

 

[greaser]

You make it up to my neck of the woods and I always have some on hand I would be glad to share a glass or two.

 

[Erving]

You might find it on this site. On left, click on gun parts. Then scroll down to Buttplates & Buttcaps.

Track of the Wolf - Muzzle Loading & Black Powder Guns Kits, Parts, Accoutrements, Rendezvous Gear & Primitive Americana

 

[Iron Buzz]

Bumping an old thread because I believe that a butt plate that I found at a trading post site in Minnesota may well be the same as the one posted here. I'm still hoping to ID mine.



(My original thread where I posted that has some more pics: http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/what/614933-1840-s-trading-post-finds.html )

 

[Iron Buzz]

I just found a very similar butt plate on a trade musket, except that this one is steel.

MVTCo Early Commercial Trade Musket