Original British Napoleonic Wars / War of 1812 Era India Pattern 46th Regiment of Foot Marked Brown Bess Bayonet by Osborn Category_Brunswick Parts instead of the three required

instead of the three required for the longer Model 1842 musket

this magnificent example coming from the Estate of one of our customers

The Baker Rifle has become part of British folklore with books and

A very interesting piece of German WWII Militaria from the Red Cross

The poster is in lovely condition with minor wear but does still present the original fold marks made during the issuing process

Original British Napoleonic Wars / War of 1812 Era India Pattern 46th Regiment of Foot Marked Brown Bess Bayonet by Osborn Category_Brunswick Parts instead of the three requiredOriginal Item: Only One Available. Many variations and modifications of the standard pattern musket were created over its long history. The earliest version was the Long Land Pattern of 1722, 62 inches (1,575 mm) long (without bayonet), with a 46 inch (1,168 mm) barrel. It was later found that shortening the barrel did not detract from accuracy but made handling easier, giving rise to the Militia (or Marine) Pattern of 1756 and the Short Land Pattern