Original Revolutionary War Era British P-1765 Officer's .65 Flintlock Fusil by Thomas Galton of London - circa 1770 Category_Martini-Henry Accessories The ends have also both

The ends have also both been repaired with leather where they wrap around the hanger attachment

and the lack of any primer burn on the block indicates it probably fired only a few times

The design is very similar to the web sling for the M1 and M14 rifles

which is almost always completely gone

This type of sword was used In Both French and Indian Wars Of 1756-1763 and throughout the Revolutionary War 1775- 1783

Original Revolutionary War Era British P-1765 Officer's .65 Flintlock Fusil by Thomas Galton of London - circa 1770 Category_Martini-Henry Accessories The ends have also bothOriginal item: Only One Available. These are very rare and often overlooked. Issued to Officers and N. C. O.'s (Non Commissioned Officers), these reduced bore "Light" Brown Bess Muskets were often referred to as "Fusils". They were made in . 65 Caliber, which was the bore of an Officers or N. C. O.'s pistol rather than the bigger Other Ranks (Privates), who carried . 75 caliber Muskets. This simplified things for the Officers, as they only needed to