Original British Third Model Brown Bess Musket of the 40th Regiment of Foot- Circa 1798 Ordnance each with a live detachable

each with a live detachable finned Barrel Assembly and an original BATFE approved flame cut receiver

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Original British Third Model Brown Bess Musket of the 40th Regiment of Foot- Circa 1798 Ordnance each with a live detachableOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a very nice British third model Brown Bess musket dating from about 1798. Features a classic 39" barrel with a TOWER and CROWN over G. R marked lock plate. The walnut stock with a bannister rail has all brass furniture, and butt plate engraved: 40 A 20 indicating that this was issued to the 40th Regiment of Foot, the 2nd Somersetshire Regiment, A Company, man number 20. Raised in Nova Scotia in 1717 by General