Original Rare British P-1770 Sergeant of Grenadiers Brown Bess Flintlock Carbine with 39” .75 Bore Barrel MG 34 Reciever Assembly The felt on the top

The felt on the top of the visor looks to possibly be worn

1934 the aviation school Hildesheim was set up in the eastern part of the barracks

Roller 2 inches by 6 yards

soldiers in uniform and on horseback

152 pages packed with information on the German Mauser Rifle variations of WWII

Original Rare British P-1770 Sergeant of Grenadiers Brown Bess Flintlock Carbine with 39” .75 Bore Barrel MG 34 Reciever Assembly The felt on the topOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This musket dates from the Rre Revolutionary War era, when Infantry Muskets had 42" or even 46" barrels. The name or label "CARBINE" in those days referred to the BORE of the barrel. A Musket fitted . 65" Bore, the size of an Officer's Flintlock pistol, became known as a Carbine. 'Carbine" also became the description of a "Short Barreled' Musket or Rifle, which is pretty much the way we use it today. This Carbine or short