Original U.S. Revolutionary War Flintlock Musket Built Using Parts from a Very Rare British 42” Barrel Sea Service Musket Antique Flintlock Firearms These 1917 Spalding Brothers Saddlebags

These 1917 Spalding Brothers Saddlebags were designed for use with the McClellan Saddle

It is marked Mre d'Armes / Saint-Étienne on the right side of the frame and features all matching serial number F42619 on the frame

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This is a private purchase WW2 M1911 Officer's Campaign Hat

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Original U.S. Revolutionary War Flintlock Musket Built Using Parts from a Very Rare British 42” Barrel Sea Service Musket Antique Flintlock Firearms These 1917 Spalding Brothers SaddlebagsOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Here we have a very interesting weapon! Almost certainly the creation of a Colonial gunsmith, this Musket in . 82" caliber started life in part as a very rare British Sea Service Musket. It was then made up together with other original parts to serve in the Colonial Continental Army in the American Revolutionary War. The lock looks to be of Dutch or German make of the 1770s period, with all markings either removed or