American Revolutionary War British 42-Inch Brown Bess Musket by Pratt U.S. Equipment Research tells us that after

Research tells us that after 1802 the British Government "made other defense arrangements" and these "private" Militia regiments were disbanded or absorbed into the British Army

The surviving battalion commander

Original Item: Purchased by us from the British Ministry of Defense in the early 1990s and just relocated at IMA are these Original WW2 Dated Water Bottle sets consisting of felt covered bottle

on the left side (Georgius Rex)

The great poem runs to six verses

American Revolutionary War British 42-Inch Brown Bess Musket by Pratt U.S. Equipment Research tells us that afterOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very interesting musket with several notable features. This is an original pattern of 1779 that was the first Brown Bess model to be fitted with the "S" side plate. The 1779 contract was given to John Pratt who produced these muskets between April 1779 and July 1780 with a later second production run between 1793 and 1795. This Musket comes from the first production run in that it is regimentally marked on