Original U.S. Percussion Militia Musket Converted to Fowling Piece with British Trade Lock by J. Golcher m This is a rare Civil

This is a rare Civil War era example

Scarce Model

Tail Gunner S/Sgt Claude A

not to be used in a rifle

The jacket features a branded name patch with the rank and name of the officer in English and two additional Middle Eastern and Asian languages which we believe are Farsi and Thai

Original U.S. Percussion Militia Musket Converted to Fowling Piece with British Trade Lock by J. Golcher m This is a rare CivilOriginal Item: Only One Available. The construction of this weapon suggests it started life, possibly as a flintlock, that was then converted to percussion. It is equipped with a BRITISH TRADE percussion lock mechanism, which is marked JOSEPH GOLCHER on the plate. Joseph Golcher of King Street, Darlston, Staffordshire, England was a British gunsmith who worked between 1834 and 1865. It may very well have been a full stocked Musket but when converted