Original Napoleonic Era Scandinavian Doglock Musket - Circa 1800 Japanese Flare Guns sealskin Busby displaying its plaited

sealskin Busby displaying its plaited cord

This particular topee

The Royal West Kent Regiment was raised in 1881 with the Childers Reforms and combined the 50th Regiment of Foot as its 1st Battalion and the 97th Regiment of Foot as it's 2nd Battalion

saw her first action during Operation Desert Storm in 1991

bipod as well as a 25 round box magazine dated 1938 and waffen amt marked and coded

Original Napoleonic Era Scandinavian Doglock Musket - Circa 1800 Japanese Flare Guns sealskin Busby displaying its plaitedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a most interesting Scandinavian musket using the Doglock system essentially as a safety. Dating from the Napoleonic wars when Denmark and basically the rest of Scandinavia chose to fight against Britain on the side of Napoleon Bonaparte. Twice England sent fleets to Copenhagen, in 1791 and again in 1807, decimating the Danish fleet and its allies. The 1801 engagement was when Admiral Lord Nelson, then only