Original British Napoleonic Era P-1796 Third Model Tower Brown Bess Flintlock Musket with Original Plum Finish on Barrel British Bayonets 187 The 141st continued fighting—in

187 The 141st continued fighting—in all directions

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Original British Napoleonic Era P-1796 Third Model Tower Brown Bess Flintlock Musket with Original Plum Finish on Barrel British Bayonets 187 The 141st continued fighting—inOriginal Item: Only One Available. Acquired recently from a large military show, this is a lovely third Pattern Brown Bess, with the 39" barrel adopted in 1796. Also known as the "India Pattern", it was the standard Musket of the line during 1815, the time of the Battle of Waterloo. This example also still retains the "bannister rail" butt stock, a feature that was basically done away with after 1807. The musket has a full 39 3 4" length, . 75"