No Serial Number, circa 18th century. Chambered in .64 caliber with a 51” steel barrel. Barrel is secured with five-barrel bands—two wire and three leather, with the leather showing signs of fragility. Barrel has a dark brown/grey patina, matching the nicely aged side plates. Stock shows notable handling and usage wear, with edge loss visible. The buttstock features inlaid ivory triangles. Barrel is loose to the stock, indicative of field use. Action functions correctly. A well-worn and evocative example of an 18th-century Toradar musket that reflects its history of use.