Original 16th Century Western European Flemish Style Arquebus Matchlock Musket with Cypher on Butt Stock - Circa 1550 MG 08-15 Maxim Used during production of the

Used during production of the film

the Ninth Air Force’s 10th Photo Reconnaissance Group

with a closed end M1842 style wrench and two screwdriver blades

and the 4th Oberschlesischen Infanterie-regiment Nr

They came under heavy fire from the Germans while coming ashore

Original 16th Century Western European Flemish Style Arquebus Matchlock Musket with Cypher on Butt Stock - Circa 1550 MG 08-15 Maxim Used during production of theOriginal Item: One of a kind. Here we have a fantastic example of the direct ancestor of flintlock muskets, an arquebus matchlock musket purchased out of an old collection where it has been since 1965. These utilized a burning wick held in the arm of the lock, called the cock, which would then touch the flash pan when the large lever on the bottom of the weapon was pulled. This would then ignite the charge in the barrel and send whatever it was loaded