Original British King George 1st Doglock Colonel's Musket- Dated 1716 Availability_Domestic screwed onto the muzzle of

screwed onto the muzzle of the gun barrel

A must for the collector of Allied WWII equipment or for just keeping in the glove compartment

ORIGINAL ITEM: The tumbler cocks the firing pin and acts as sear

History of the M-1943 Folding Shovels and Carriers: as the M1910 T-handle shovel was cumbersome to carry in 1943 the Quartermaster introduced a much-improved entrenching tool

Original British King George 1st Doglock Colonel's Musket- Dated 1716 Availability_Domestic screwed onto the muzzle ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is one of the rarest items we've had in a great while. This . 75 bore musket made by the renowned gunmaker, 'R. WOLLDRIDGE' (as marked on tail of the lockplate) falls into the pre Brown Bess category of a 'Colonel's Musket'. Prior to the adoption of what we now call the Brown Bess in 1730 most Regiments were outfitted at their Colonel's expense. This was a massive undertaking as everything was provided from