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Jezail Nw Frontier, 18th Century Antique Indian Matchlock Musket. With an Approximately .600 Bore Musket. With 7 Brass Engraved Bands.
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Jezail Nw Frontier, 18th Century Antique Indian Matchlock Musket. With an Approximately .600 Bore Musket. With 7 Brass Engraved Bands.

18th century
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Mughal Empire Indian with122cm (48") Barrel.

They were found mostly in the Mughal-influenced Northern and Central India. Emperor Akbar the Great was the Mughal ruler during the late half of the 16th Century. He was known for his many accomplishments, among which was the expansion of his empire. He was a great leader and military commander, but he also benefitted by adopting and developing firearms technology. Production and use of matchlock firearms greatly increased under his guidance, giving him an enormous advantage over those he would conquer. The Mughal Empire would finally succumb to the British in 1858. The matchlock would see its apex from the late 16th Century to about the late -18th Century.

The gun is a type of smoothbore firearm used in the 16th through 18th centuries by defending forces to break the advance of enemy troops.

This sort of weapon may also be found described as an amusette, rampart gun, or Hackbut, a name originally given to early medieval hand cannon.

Caliber: .approximately .600 bore Matchlock.

The overall condition is good. This example has a solid stock with a few stable cracks. The action working.

Overall condition as seen in photos.

Measurements

Overall length: 167cm

Barrel length: 122cm (48")

Wieght: 3319 grams

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Peter Harris Clocks & Militaria has dated this Antique Indian Matchlock Musket to the 18th Century.

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SA1041984
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Jan24/03
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Mughal Empire Indian with122cm (48") Barrel.

They were found mostly in the Mughal-influenced Northern and Central India. Emperor Akbar the Great was the Mughal ruler during the late half of the 16th Century. He was known for his many accomplishments, among which was the expansion of his empire.

He was a great leader and military commander, but he also benefitted by adopting and developing firearms technology.
Peter Harris Clocks & Militaria

Production and use of matchlock firearms greatly increased under his guidance, giving him an enormous advantage over those he would conquer. The Mughal Empire would finally succumb to the British in 1858. The matchlock would see its apex from the late 16th Century to about the late -18th Century.

fig 1. An 18th-century Indian Jezail matchlock musket featuring a long dark wood barrel bound with brass straps and a distinctive curved stock.
fig 1. Jezail Nw Frontier, 18th Century Antique Indian Matchlock Musket. With an Approximately .600 Bore Musket. With 7 Brass Engraved Bands.

The gun is a type of smoothbore firearm used in the 16th through 18th centuries by defending forces to break the advance of enemy troops.

This sort of weapon may also be found described as an amusette, rampart gun, or Hackbut, a name originally given to early medieval hand cannon.

fig 2. An 18th-century Indian Jezail matchlock musket featuring a long dark wood barrel bound with brass straps and a distinctive curved stock.
fig 2. Jezail Nw Frontier, 18th Century Antique Indian Matchlock Musket. With an Approximately .600 Bore Musket. With 7 Brass Engraved Bands.

Caliber: .approximately .600 bore Matchlock.

The overall condition is good. This example has a solid stock with a few stable cracks. The action working.

Overall condition as seen in photos.

Measurements

Overall length: 167cm

Barrel length: 122cm (48")

Wieght: 3319 grams

Date of Manufacture

Peter Harris Clocks & Militaria has dated this Antique Indian Matchlock Musket to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1041984
Dealers Internal Ref
Jan24/03
Peter Harris Clocks & Militaria
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Jezail Nw Frontier, 18th Century Antique Indian Matchlock Musket. With an Approximately .600 Bore Musket. With 7 Brass Engraved Bands.

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An 18th-century Indian Jezail matchlock musket featuring a long dark wood barrel bound with brass straps and a distinctive curved stock.
Jezail NW Frontier, 18th century Antique Indian Matchlock Musket. With an approximately .600 bore Musket. With 7 brass engraved bands.
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A Jezail is a handcrafted long gun traditionally produced in the North-West Frontier, Afghanistan, and northern India during the 18th and 19th centuries. These firearms are characterised by their elongated smoothbore or rifled barrels and distinctive deeply curved stock, designed for firing from horseback, camel, or elevated defensive positions.

These muskets were typically constructed using hand-forged iron or steel barrels fitted to native hardwood stocks, such as walnut or teak. Metallic structural and decorative components often utilised engraved brass, steel, or silver bindings along the length of the barrel.

Authentic period examples display hand-hammered iron lock mechanisms, hand-engraved metal bindings, and a characteristic curved stock tailored for regional marksmanship. Look for natural wear patterns on the wood and patina on the brass barrel straps consistent with historical age and use.

In contemporary or classic spaces, antique long guns are frequently wall-mounted as sculptural focal points above a fireplace mantelpiece, within a study, or across a library wall. Custom display brackets or framed shadow boxes are commonly used to highlight the silhouetted form safely.

Keep the item in a climate-controlled environment with stable humidity to prevent wood movement and metal corrosion. Apply a thin coat of microcrystalline wax to both timber and metal surfaces to protect against dust, fingerprints, and oxidisation without altering the natural patina.
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