Flintlock Lock & Ignition
Pan
Holds the priming powder.
Also called
- Brass Pans
- flash pan
- Flintlock Pans
- priming pan
Arms it fits
Documented parts
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Names recorded
Identification
Notes on the pan are still at the bench
Identification notes are written one part at a time, from pieces Butch has had in hand — so this section fills in as he works through the vocabulary rather than all at once. If you are trying to identify a pan you already own, he answers those directly at butch@butchsantiquegunparts.com.
Vocabulary
Other names for the pan
The same component has been called different things by different makers, manuals and trades. Each term is printed with whatever is recorded about where it comes from.
- Brass Pans
- flash pan
- priming pan
- Flintlock Pans
Fits
Pan by model
Will it fit
No interchange recorded yet
Butch Schoeller writes these notes only from parts he has handled. A blank section means nothing has been checked yet — not that everything fits.
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British Brown Bess Flintlock Musket
British Brown Bess Flintlock Musket
U.S. Martial Pistols
1808 North Flintlock Martial Pistol
Listed, not yet photographed
The reference
Documented examples
1808 North Flintlock Martial Pistol Pan
1808 North Flintlock Martial Pistol
1816 North Flintlock Pistol Pan
1816 North Flintlock Pistol
1836 Waters Johnson Flintlock Pistol Pan
1836 Waters Johnson Flintlock Pistol
British Brown Bess Flintlock Musket Parts Pan
British Brown Bess Flintlock Musket
British Sea Service Flintlock Pistol Parts Pan
British Sea Service Flintlock Pistol
Corbeav Flintlock Pistol Brass Stock Hardware Set Pan
Corbeav Flintlock Pistol Brass Stock Hardware Set
French Corbeav Flintlock Lock Kit Pan
French Corbeav Flintlock Lock Kit
U.S. 1817 Common Rifle Pan
U.S. 1817 Common Rifle
U.S. Military Flintlock Musket Parts Pan
U.S. Military Flintlock Musket
U.S. Model 1816/21 Flintlock Musket Pan
U.S. Model 1816/21 Flintlock Musket
U.S. Model 1835/40 Springfield Musket Pan
U.S. Model 1835/40 Springfield Musket
Check it yourself
Sources
Period and institutional material relevant to this entry. Listed so it can be checked, not as decoration — nothing here has been through expert review yet.
- 1.Military commission to Europe in 1855 and 1856. Report of Major Alfred Mordecai, of the Ordnance departmentUnited States. Military Commission to Europe; Mordecai, Alfred, 1804-1887; Schön, Julius; Gorgas, Josiah, 1818-1883 · Washington, G. W. Bowman, printer · Cornell University Library · 1861
- 2.The new annual army list, and militia listHart, H. G · London : John Murray · National Library of Scotland · 1854
- 3.Instructions for mounting, using and caring for mortar carriages, model of 1896 MI and model of 1896 MII for 12-inch mortars, model of 1890 MI, April 22, 1909 ... rev. January 11, 1916United States. Army. Ordnance Dept · Washington, Govt · University of California Libraries · 1917
- 4.Ammunition : instructions for the naval service, 1923United States. Navy Dept. Bureau of Ordnance · Washington, D.C. : Government Printing Office · Library of the Marine Corps · 1923
- 5.The new annual army listLondon : John Murray · National Library of Scotland · 1840
- 6.Domesday book, or, The great survey of England of William the Conqueror A.D. MLXXXVI. Fac-simile of the part relating to NorforkJames, Henry, Sir, 1803-1877; Great Britain. Ordnance Survey. cn · Southampton · Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center · 1862
- 7.The new annual army listLondon : John Murray · National Library of Scotland · 1840
- 8.The new annual army listLondon : John Murray · National Library of Scotland · 1840
- 9.Ordnance July 1924-June 1925: Vol 5 IndexInternet Archive · 1924
- 10.America's munitions 1917-1918 : Report of Benedict Crowell, the assistant secretary of war, director of munitionsUnited States. War Department · Washington : Govt. print. off. · Harold B. Lee Library · 1919
- 11.Ordnance March-April 1922: Vol 2 Iss 11Internet Archive · 1922
- 12.China Mail 1902-05-06Internet Archive · 1902