Original 18th Century British 1st Model Long Land Pattern Brown Bess Flintlock Musket with 1740 Dated Tower Marked Lock Napoleonic finding themselves having to face

finding themselves having to face the Scourge of Europe

395th Infantry

The blade does have the appearance having been taken from a Dutch KNIL M-1898/1911 Klewang Cutlass

There is no sign of moth damage or repair

Sir Denis Pack's Highland Brigade led the 6th Division attack brilliantly

Original 18th Century British 1st Model Long Land Pattern Brown Bess Flintlock Musket with 1740 Dated Tower Marked Lock Napoleonic finding themselves having to faceOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This a fantastic Long Land Pattern Brown Bess Musket, the first of many revisions of the Flintlock musket that would serve the British Empire for over 100 years! First fielded in 1722, it would be the standard musket of the line during many 18th century conflicts, before finally being replaced by the P 1740 "Short Land Pattern" in the infantry beginning in 1768. It featured a 0. 75" caliber 46 inch long barrel and overall