Original Rare British Sea Service Brown Bess Musket Circa 1765-1769 Antique Percussion Firearms These shovels are German (possibly

These shovels are German (possibly Austrian/Swiss) manufacture and all bear World War Two markings

John Gielgud as Lord Raglan

and it located outside the receiver

This example has the original brass butt plate

lived through this change in that the helmet is Victorian

Original Rare British Sea Service Brown Bess Musket Circa 1765-1769 Antique Percussion Firearms These shovels are German (possiblyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very rare and unusual musket. It started life with a 42" barrel but was shortened to 39. 5. The full length wood fore end was never fitted with a brass nose cap and finished 1 8" shy of the barrel muzzle. There are three brass ramrod pipes including a throat pipe which is unusual for a Naval musket. The side plate is classic early "flat" pattern with tail to rear. The trigger guard has correct "ball" front