What is your oldest firearm?

I just came down to our cabin, and while looking around I realized that I do have an older firearm than what I previously showed. It’s an early 1860s Civil War musket that’s non-operable, but definitely my oldest.
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I have my Great Grandfather’s Winchester model 94 that was made in 1897, caliber 30WCF. It’s the rifle, not the carbine. I’ve killed a few bucks and dozens of pigs with it. The story that came with the rifle was it came to California from Missouri in the back of a wagon before the turn of the century.

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It's my grandfather's Parker 12 gauge side-by-side he bought off a Sears Roebuck catalog for 55 and gave it to his son who gave it to me.
I'll someday pass it on to my grandson:
 
I have a single shot Remington 22 that was only built from 36-39, that’s the oldest one I know of. No option for a scope and it will still shoot minute of squirrel if the shooter can
 
Hopkins & Allen what is known as a 922 22RF manufactured between 1888-1892 sold by Merwin Hulbert & Co serial # puts it around 1890
Remington Model 12, 22 rimfire before they put model numbers on rifle serial # puts it as mfg in spring of 1909
These were my uncles rifles from when he was a boy, not sure who he inherited them from, possibly his grandfather.
 
Just Bsing with my brother, He's got our Dads 1892 saddle ring carbine 25-20 and a Remington Rolling block 22 lr. take down.
 
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