Original U.S. Percussion Frontier Style Musket made using British Trade Parts c. 1840 Edged Weapons A great opportunity for further

A great opportunity for further research

This example only includes the lamp as seen in the photos and not the entire equipment set

The scabbard retains most of the original finish

This really is a splendid helmet that saw service right up until WW1 when it was last used in Combat against the invading Germans at the BATTLE OF HALLEN on August 12th 1914

An excavated example of the Hotchkiss shell still retaining its base and nose cap

Original U.S. Percussion Frontier Style Musket made using British Trade Parts c. 1840 Edged Weapons A great opportunity for furtherOriginal Item: Only One Available. This was constructed in the United States using a British Gun Maker's trade 38" Barrel and a British trade lock. The lock plate is actually signed with what looks to be I DEVEY ,which may very well have been the U. S. Gun Maker's name who actually built the gun. The Barrel bears British Proof Marks ensuring it's quality construction of the day. These would be the Post 1816 Birmingham, England Crown over Crossed