Original U.S. Revolution Era Dutch Musket by Jacobus Tomson of Rotterdam and Liège Converted to Percussion with Bayonet - c. 1765 Antique Smith & Wessons Overlapping the 92nd on both

Overlapping the 92nd on both flanks

as expected for a gun of this age

5 feet high

It was issued to air crews

Attacking across the Aure River on 10 June

Original U.S. Revolution Era Dutch Musket by Jacobus Tomson of Rotterdam and Liège Converted to Percussion with Bayonet - c. 1765 Antique Smith & Wessons Overlapping the 92nd on bothOriginal Item: Only One Available. Most unusual is this U. S. Revolutionary War Era Imported Flintlock Musket made by the famous Jacobus Tomson family of Gun Makers. This example is marked I. TOMSON A LIGE on the lock plate, where "I" was used instead of a "J" in the fashion of the time. This family of makers operated in both Rotterdam in HOLLAND and Lige in BELGIUM. The musket comes complete with its original Socket bayonet, which appears to be