Original British Loyal Surrey Regiment Militia Brown Bess Musket Named to Pollen’s Fencibles- Circa 1794-1802 German Awards Medals Badges Insignia and successfully encouraged the Rawlings

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the need for and cost of a parachute corps in the Marines was questioned

Our mag housing assemblies include the magazine catch and retainer parts but not the barrel nut catch

This peak visor cap is constructed of fine

Original British Loyal Surrey Regiment Militia Brown Bess Musket Named to Pollen’s Fencibles- Circa 1794-1802 German Awards Medals Badges Insignia and successfully encouraged the RawlingsOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a truly interesting private purchase Brown Bess Musket. "Fencible" Militia regiments were first introduced in the Seven Years war in 1759 when England feared the possibility of a French Invasion. These were basically volunteer regiments raised by a wealthy "colonel" who, more often than not, outfitted the regiment that typically carried his name at his personal expense. The 1759 Fencible regiments were