Lock Plate

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My first thought is a plate off of a Kentucky Rifle.
 

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That looks like a m1816 Springfield (and contractors) lock plate, you can still see where the flash pan was cut off
 

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That looks like a m1816 Springfield (and contractors) lock plate, you can still see where the flash pan was cut off
Let’s hope this photo up loads
This is a picture on my m1816 made by R. Johnson, Middleton Connecticut 1830, still shoots like a dream!!
 

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It does look like an 1816 Springfield... If you can, please post some pics of both sides cleaned up a bit, sometimes the difference between two similar lock plates can be as little as the position of the screw holes.
 

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Let’s hope this photo up loads
This is a picture on my m1816 made by R. Johnson, Middleton Connecticut 1830, still shoots like a dream!!

That sure looks like it! Here are a few more photos, best I could do without electrolysis.
 

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I’m pretty sure that’s what you have there, nice find
 

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