Original French Model 1822 Percussion Conversion Musket Dated 1829 - U.S. Civil War ERA but a canvas cover and

but a canvas cover and leather loop with a brass hanger ring has been sewn over it to have it hang edge down

Using the plane's ID number -- clearly seen on the plane's tail — Seoane contacted the U

These scabbards are identical to the French Model 1866 and several other European bayonet variations of the second half of the Victorian era

A great Display item presumably used for "Hooch" (or more likely water)

Army Commendation Medal

Original French Model 1822 Percussion Conversion Musket Dated 1829 - U.S. Civil War ERA but a canvas cover andOriginal Item: Only One Available. French . 69 caliber, 39" rifled round barrel, octagonal at the breech with proof marks and date. Started life as a flintlock musket later converted to percussion with rifling added. The lock is marked: Mre Rle de Mutzig All iron mounts with a 39" barrel and 54" in overall length. There are remnants of regimental markings on the breech of the barrel still in evidence which reads: 9 L 1 B. 3C. 25 but were later struck