Daniel Marker Flintlock Kentucky Long Rifle 41.25" octagon barrel, 58" overall length. Marked D Marker on barrel. Beautiful tiger-stripe maple stock, several silver inlays along forestock and a distinctive four-pointed inlay on wrist. Stamped MM Maslin warranted on lock. Brass side panel features repeating pattern of scroll work, leaves and punch-dot accents. Inlaid with high craftsmanship. $10,000-15,000 Provenance: Private Collection, Anacortes, WA.

Daniel Marker (1770–1842) – Lebanon County, Pennsylvania
Working in Lebanon County at the height of the Pennsylvania rifle’s evolution, Daniel Marker produced long rifles admired for their balance, precision, and refined ornamentation. His designs reflect the architecture of the Lancaster and Lebanon schools—slim stocks, expertly fitted locks, and engraved patchboxes of perfect proportion.  Marker’s shop likely supplied rifles and repairs to Pennsylvania volunteers during the War of 1812, a common role for gunsmiths of the era. His surviving rifles are prized for their exceptional design and lasting representation of American craftsmanship at its finest.

Patch box doesn't close completely. Replaced ramrod. Distinct carving and deep engraving still visible. Please call for more photos and details.