Original American Revolutionary War Captured British Short Land Pattern Brown Bess Flintlock Musket Japanese Helmets a common repair for frequent

a common repair for frequent combat pilot jackets

A traditional shaving scuttle with a shallow holder at the top for a cake of shaving soap

The pistol retains an all wood ramrod which appears to be true to the period

This is precisely what Junior Officers and Sergeants carried into Battle during the Revolutionary War

began to convert long Lee-Metfords and long Lee-Enfields to S

Original American Revolutionary War Captured British Short Land Pattern Brown Bess Flintlock Musket Japanese Helmets a common repair for frequentOriginal Item: One Only. This is a great example of the classic 42" barrel "Short Land Pattern" Brown Bess Musket, first produced in 1769. It was the principle Long Arm of Britain's Red Coats during the American Revolutionary War, and saw much use on the American Side as well, particularly captured models such as this. It has all brass furniture mounted on a walnut stock, including THREE ram Rod pipes. Iron Flintlock mechanism is marked with CROWN"