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Rare Hmong "Monkey Gun" Musket Flintlock Rifle, 1800s and Later9 Photos
Rare Hmong "Monkey Gun" Musket Flintlock Rifle, 1800s and Later
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This item is in Brea, CA
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Item Details
Southeast Asia, Vietnam, Central Highlands, (Red River Delta) Hill Tribes Hmong mountain peoples circa 1800s and later musket with an octagonal barrel, finely kept stock, and characteristic primitive lock with old Monkey talisman twine (talisman not present). An excellent example of an early variation. According to the National Museum of the United States Air Force article 579603 available online, it states (The Hmong tribes make up roughly 50 languages and ethnic groups, prior to the Vietnam war in the 1960s the CIA approached the Hmong peoples and recruited them to assist in rescue of downed pilots and injured solders. At the wars end in 1975 the Hmong peoples were attacked by the Communist party and Viet Cong supporters with many being tortured, killed, and sent to labor camps. However many survived and escaped to refugee camps in Thailand and a large group eventually resettled to the United States. Size 49 1/2" L, barrel 43 1/2" L, 1/2" bore. Condition: Fine condition with some bands missing to barrel and stock. Provenance: Southern California Arms Collector
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Auction Details
Arms & Armor, Ethnographic, Ancient and Asian555 W Lambert Rd , Brea, CA, 92821Tuesday, Aug 22, 2023 | 5:00 PM UTC
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