Original Civil War Era Austrian Lorenz-style Percussion Conversion Sporterized Musket Military Audio which made it completely ineffective

which made it completely ineffective for standard infantry uses

As General Eisenhower watched the operation from a church tower on the west side of the Rhine the 194th had the misfortune of flying over a contingent of German antiaircraft weapons

with a good amount of flame/figuring on the buttstock

The Leith family remained in residence until the middle of the last Century and upon Lady Leith's demise the estate was left to the Scottish National Trust

On returning to the West Coast in August of the same year

Original Civil War Era Austrian Lorenz-style Percussion Conversion Sporterized Musket Military Audio which made it completely ineffectiveOriginal item: Only One Available. Well these do not come out of the attic that often but here it is. Deliberately NOT CLEANED so you can all see what nearly 200 years of attic storage does to anything left to itself. It presents quite well as is, or could be cleaned up into a real showpiece. This is an Austrian Percussion Lorenz style musket, most probably imported for use in the Civil War, in . 69" caliber. It was originally made as a flintlock