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Kennedy was stationed to 62 Squadron of the Royal Flying Corps where he quickly distinguished himself as one of the best pilots of the squadron
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This example has a beautiful original metal chrome case with stainless steel push back
The shell itself bares date 9 4 43 and maker code dma
Original British Napoleonic Tower-Marked Iron Barrel Blunderbuss for Land Forces c.1793 U.S. Ammo Kennedy was stationed to 62Original Item: Only One Available. Interestingly this was not intended for the ROYAL NAVY, but for the use of the ARMY being built of Brown Bess Style mounts not of the Naval pattern. This is a relatively early blunderbuss, dating to around 1793, when there was great concern in England that the awful and bloody Revolution in France might come to ENGLAND as well. Fortunately that did not happen, but war with France still broke out and then followed the
