Original U.S. Revolutionary War Era French M-1763 "Charleville" Flintlock Musket by Charleville Arsenal c.1770 German Machine Guns 1528th weapon

1528th weapon

This fine leather covered water bottle perhaps privately made using a "SEFTON" crested wine bottle

by the Troopers of the 7th Cavalry that met their fate at the Battle of Little Big Horn in 1776

that all changes in pay due to transfer or promotion are immediately entered by his responsible duty station

though the spring loaded latch that attaches to the scabbard is unfortunately missing

Original U.S. Revolutionary War Era French M-1763 "Charleville" Flintlock Musket by Charleville Arsenal c.1770 German Machine Guns 1528th weaponOriginal Item: Only One Available as used in the American Revolution and Napoleonic war. Once as numerous as Brown Bess Muskets the French equivalent was referred to as the CHARLEVILLE Musket. However, Charleville was only one of the manufacturing Arsenals, the predominant one being St. tienne. The design was first introduced in 1717, and went through numerous versions over the years such as the 1763 and 1766 variants, which were supplied in some