Original U.S. Militia Musket Converted to Percussion Carbine with British Trade Lock by J. Rose Holsters & Cases This a very nice example

This a very nice example of an early 20th century West Point cadet’s parade shako

along with a standard heavy leather split chinstrap attached on bales that are riveted directly to the shell

along with 299 other prospective pilots who weighed 172 lbs

by my Grandfather Harry Heckman

(Luftwaffe-Flak Abzeichen)

Original U.S. Militia Musket Converted to Percussion Carbine with British Trade Lock by J. Rose Holsters & Cases This a very nice exampleOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a charming Military Musket, probably dating tom 1810 to 1816, which has been shortened to a carbine length, 45" in overall length with a 29" barrel. This musket probably started life in a State Militia, as many of these were constructed using "trade" flintlocks from England. It was then later converted to percussion, the frizzen with pan removed, and the hammer replaced. It however still bears the