Whitmore and Wolfe locks

[loco219]

Reassembling a Whitmore & Wolfe percussion lock I found I have parts missing. Where would one search for internals for these? These are the common hardware store locks of the 1840's-1850's  made in Pittsburgh Pa. Is there a certain person/vendor who is the go-to? I am told many of these are removed when a rifle is reconverted to flint, would anyone hear have one laying around collecting dust? I would really appreciate any help, or a nod in the right direction of these parts. Yes, I will buy an entire lock if anyone has one, but would really only need bridal,sear,spring.  I posted this here because the for sale wanted tab states modern items only, please redirect if I am incorrect.

[Shreckmeister]

I'm outside Pittsburgh and will keep an eye out for you.   I see alot
of Whitemore Wolffe locks around here. 

[markweston]

good afternoon. i know this was an old post but i am also looking for a tumbler and hammer for a Whitmore & Wolff lock.
thank you much.

[JV Puleo]

It's VERY unlikely it was made in the United States. Virtually all those hardware store locks were either British or Belgian...by the 1840s I think Belgian is more likely.