Original British P-1847 Tower Marked 2nd Side Action Pattern Brunswick Rifle - Dated 1849 German Army Heer written as the warning "mit

written as the warning "mit weicher Abfeuerung" on the boxes

this looks to be a very good example of a French P1842 Back Action percussion musket

We cannot explain the Glider Pilot patch on the Artillery uniform so this could be a post war addition

which imported and personalized the blade

Each features original wartime produced parts which were manufactured in Denmark and extensively used by Germany during WW2 after the invasion of Scandinavia

Original British P-1847 Tower Marked 2nd Side Action Pattern Brunswick Rifle - Dated 1849 German Army Heer written as the warning "mitOriginal Item: Only One Available. Purchased from a private collection in England, this is a very nice Tower Marked and British proofed 2nd Model Brunswick Percussion Rifle. These rifles were made for belted ball ammunition, first introduced in 1843 (See Small Arms of the East India Company 1600 1856 by David Harding, Volume 2 pages 182 183) by the East India Company. In 1847 the British Government adopted the same pattern. Once again private