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Don't know if this is true or not. I read once that firearms from this era were often stored on the mantle or on pegs driven into brick/stone chimneys. The air was always warmer near the chimney/fireplace, so moisture never had a chance to condense on the weapon, hence, no rust.
May or may not be true, but on the surface, seems to make sense.
May or may not be true, but on the surface, seems to make sense.