Original 1779 American Revolutionary War Pay Warrant Signed by A Signer of The Declaration of Independence Replica Non-Firing Guns leather-wrapped grip and steel scabbard

leather-wrapped grip and steel scabbard but unlike the M1840 it was smaller and easier to handle

illustrations

but in this case the losses were incurred within the space of 76 hours

back action percussion lock

pouches only

Original 1779 American Revolutionary War Pay Warrant Signed by A Signer of The Declaration of Independence Replica Non-Firing Guns leather-wrapped grip and steel scabbardOriginal Item: Only One Available. Measuring 8. 5 x 6. 5 and dated November 3rd, 1779, this is a Pay Warrant issued to reimburse SAMUEL SQUIER, a commissary, who supplied materials to the State of Connecticut. The Warrant is for ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS, which in today's money is in the region of $140,000. 00. Committee members FENN WADSWORTH, JAMES CHURCH and JOHN LAWRENCE as treasurer signed the Warrant, and the document is Counter signed by