Original U.S. Pennsylvania Half-Stock Percussion Musket with Heavy .50" Octagonal Smoothbore Barrel - c.1835 Japanese Ordnance it is important to note

it is important to note that the Siebel Gorman Company added the large brass horn to the bellow pump and sold it as a Fire Siren or FOG HORN for maritime sailors and fishermen to sound out to approaching ships

clearing each force of bomber destroyers in their turn from Germany's skies throughout most of 1944

Here we have a particularly nice Dervish Arm Dagger complete with tooled leather scabbard banded with Crocodile skin with substantial leather fore arm loop

The first Gras rifles used by the French Army were a conversion to center-fire of the Chassepot breech-loading rifle by Colonel Basile Gras

- Expandable tine cup with case

Original U.S. Pennsylvania Half-Stock Percussion Musket with Heavy .50" Octagonal Smoothbore Barrel - c.1835 Japanese Ordnance it is important to noteOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is an old lady, dating to the 1830s or 1840s, now in smooth bore but may have started as a rifle in the beginning. The very heavy octagonal barrel measures 33 1 2" and the weapon is 51" in overall length. The percussion lock is a Trade lock still bearing WARRANTED and is also engraved with a Maker's name that starts with a "W", but appears to have been altered. The musket features all brass mounts: trigger guard, ram