Original Rare British Military 1837 Experimental Baron Heurteloup’s Koptipteur Lock Musket - Circa 1837 - As Seen on History Channel Pawn Stars Category_Martini-Henry Accessories The grip ferrule looks to

The grip ferrule looks to be silver-plated plated

- Visor cap named to LOUIS PAUL

There was a factory with sorting and press shops as well as the Manufactory directorate here

with black on the front and natural leather on the reverse side

Their trademark left facing horizontal fish was registered on Sept 28th 1871

Original Rare British Military 1837 Experimental Baron Heurteloup’s Koptipteur Lock Musket - Circa 1837 - As Seen on History Channel Pawn Stars Category_Martini-Henry Accessories The grip ferrule looks toThis very Musket was featured and test fired on an episode of History Channel's Pawn Stars in April 2024. You can watch it on the episode below: Original Item: One of a Kind. This is a lovely example of a VERY scarce experimental early percussion musket design. During the late 1830s the British underwent trials of various experimental percussion designs to replace the venerable Brown Bess Musket. The eventual winner was an experimental back action