Original U.S. Revolutionary War Flintlock Musket Built Using Parts from a Very Rare British 42” Barrel Sea Service Musket Conflict it took part in the

it took part in the expedition to Egypt in 1800 and fought at the Battle of Alexandria in March 1801 the Siege of Cairo in May 1801 and the Siege of Alexandria in September 1801

and the wood is definitely deteriorating

and electrosurgical devices and powers systems

The original leather tab on the back is missing some of the stitching that holds it to the belt

After 1943

Original U.S. Revolutionary War Flintlock Musket Built Using Parts from a Very Rare British 42” Barrel Sea Service Musket Conflict it took part in theOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Here we have a very interesting weapon! Almost certainly the creation of a Colonial gunsmith, this Musket in . 82" caliber started life in part as a very rare British Sea Service Musket. It was then made up together with other original parts to serve in the Colonial Continental Army in the American Revolutionary War. The lock looks to be of Dutch or German make of the 1770s period, with all markings either removed or