Original Afghan-Made “Khyber Pass” Flintlock Musket with Wire-Wrapped Stock, Brass-Tack Decoration, and British-Proofed Barrel - Circa 1860 Category_Martini-Henry Parts allowing the elaborate pattern to

allowing the elaborate pattern to be appreciated from either side

NORMAL HUMAN

but staining makes the shape hard to see

To the Right Shoulder the shirt bear a 15th Air Force SSI in excellent condition and remaining firmly stitched

depicting a red-headed woman wearing a horseshoe on her head

Original Afghan-Made “Khyber Pass” Flintlock Musket with Wire-Wrapped Stock, Brass-Tack Decoration, and British-Proofed Barrel - Circa 1860 Category_Martini-Henry Parts allowing the elaborate pattern toOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a fantastic piece of Middle Eastern firearms history! This is a locally made Afghan flintlock musket, made very much in the style of a British "Brown Bess" musket. Additionally it does look to have used a British made barrel, which could have been captured or left behind during the First Anglo Afghan war, or afterwards. These weapons were made in the mountainous border region between what was then