Original 18th Century British Brass Barrel Flintlock Blunderbuss by John Rimes of London - Circa 1750 British Flags This is the insignia seen

This is the insignia seen on the shoulder of this uniform

when he was a member of 1

as there are neither graduations nor any way of compensating for the angle the gun may make with the ground

the French soldiers finally received a brand new grenade: the P1 (percutante n°1) percussion grenade

Capitaine Felix Brocard assumed command on 28 April 1915

Original 18th Century British Brass Barrel Flintlock Blunderbuss by John Rimes of London - Circa 1750 British Flags This is the insignia seenOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is wonderful mid 18th Century British brass barreled Blunderbuss, very popular as a coaching and close quarters weapon during the time. The lock is maker marked with a stamped RIMES, which research indicates is for John Rimes of London, who was later succeeded by his son Nathaniel. He worked out of 66 Bell Dock, Wapping, London, and supplied firearms to the East India Company in 1772. His work is well regarded