Original 18th Century Spanish Escopeta Miquelet Flintlock Musket - Brass Mounted in Attic Find Condition U.S. Military Maps with just a bit of

with just a bit of storage wear on the scabbard

straighter striker nose (firing pin) the cocking spur was also made wider after complaints were received from the Cavalry that they were having difficulty cocking the gun with gloves on

during May 1871

As well as being worn by courtiers

which transmitted the rotation to the pinion gear

Original 18th Century Spanish Escopeta Miquelet Flintlock Musket - Brass Mounted in Attic Find Condition U.S. Military Maps with just a bit ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely Spanish Flintlock Musket known as an Escopeta, made with a MIQUELET lock, a predecessor alternative to the standard flint lock design in use throughout most of Europe. It shows typical mid 18th Century rough construction using all brass mounts, with sling swivels mounted on the left side. As Spain maintained many colonies at that time these muskets were scattered All over the globe and as a result