Original Napoleonic Era Swedish-made Brown Bess Flintlock with British Proof Marks Military Art Defending an area roughly the

Defending an area roughly the size of Texas and Oklahoma

the proofs are still clear

which indicates the approximate manufacture date of July 1942

The exterior metal finish on the fittings does show wear

It should be clear that while the use of these three colors for camouflaging helmets was common

Original Napoleonic Era Swedish-made Brown Bess Flintlock with British Proof Marks Military Art Defending an area roughly theOriginal Item. Only One Available. During the war torn reign of King George III (1760 1820) supplies of muskets were acquired by Great Britain from all over Europe from various contractors. The best known are those supplied by Belgium, Holland and Germany. Here is an example made in Sweden, possibly as late as the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. At first glance it could be confused with a British made musket but one quickly realizes that this is not the