Original British Flintlock Trade Musket for Northern Native American Fur Trade Multi Nation Flags to steady the weapon to

to steady the weapon to obtain an accurate shot or for easy transportation by being able to sling the weapon across your back while on horseback which rather suggests this may have been pressed into use in the War between the States

The Battalion and the 1st Munsters had suffered so heavily that they had to form a composite battalion known as the 'Dubsters' on 30 April

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Very possibly brought home by an English Trooper after the Crimean War of 1853-1855 where the British came face to face with the Russian Cossacks

Original British Flintlock Trade Musket for Northern Native American Fur Trade Multi Nation Flags to steady the weapon toOriginal Item: Only One Available. This was purpose built, most probably for the HUDSON BAY COMPANY, to supply the indigenous population in North America to assist in the FUR TRADE. Dating to probably 1812 or shortly thereafter, this musket is of Fusil bore and size probably about . 55 bore. It is based on a down sized Brown Bess with walnut stock and Brown Bess brass mounts. The trigger guard is somewhat bigger to allow use while wearing gloves in