Original Napoleonic Era European Continental Flintlock Musket circa 1810 - 1815 U.S. Badges This bayonet is an example

This bayonet is an example of the second model of this bayonet

Bernard Negri can be found on the "Currahee Last Role Call" page here

[5] After Cobra was the Battle of the Falaise Pocket

This pebbling runs around the curlicue on the quillon end and the reverse langet

1918 for use as a troop transport during World War I and assigned her the identification number 1634

Original Napoleonic Era European Continental Flintlock Musket circa 1810 - 1815 U.S. Badges This bayonet is an exampleOriginal Item: Only One Available: This is a scarce example of a Continental Flintlock Musket, dating to 1805 1815 and produced expressly for use in the Napoleonic Wars that ravaged Europe at that time. The musket features all brass mounts with a re enforced hammer on the lock and a brass powder pan. The overall design is similar to the flintlocks used on both sides of the conflict, and is very well executed. The gun has a fine Beech wood stock, with