Original British Brown Bess Third Model Experimental Musket with Spear Bayonet Magazines This Maxim has survived because

This Maxim has survived because it did not see much service in WWI being made in the final years of the conflict

which formed part of the Axis command of the German and Italian forces in North Africa

In all 300

The bore is worn and pitted

92×33mm Kurz[6][3][7][8][9] cartridge

Original British Brown Bess Third Model Experimental Musket with Spear Bayonet Magazines This Maxim has survived becauseOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is amazing, a standard early third model Brown Bess Musket designed to receive cavalry". The musket dates from between 1796 1808 judging by the basic design, however, all ramrod pipes are absent. In place of which is fitted with a much wider trough without any throat mount but with two substantial covered wagon style retaining tubes for what is held in the ramrods place. Secured under the barrel is a 36" long spear