Original Revolutionary War British Short Land Pattern Brown Bess Musket by Clark - Princeton Battlefield Museum Discount is in the hands of

is in the hands of the soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division

In 1796 on the ship Hope armed with just four nine pound guns he was made commander and later that year whilst at the island of St

Please note that the vivid paint color (for a 200 year old item) indicates that this keg has almost certainly been repainted at some point after its use in early 19th century

while also going a long way towards making the helmet more defensively sound

Near Unissued

Original Revolutionary War British Short Land Pattern Brown Bess Musket by Clark - Princeton Battlefield Museum Discount is in the hands ofOriginal Item: One of a kind. IMA has acquired a collection of authentic American Revolutionary War weapons which, for the past 20 years, have been on display at the Princeton Battlefield State Park Clarke House Museum located in Princeton, New Jersey. This musket was part of that renowned collection. This . 75 caliber smoothbore weapon closely resembles a Short Land pattern British Brown Bess musket and was made by John Clark of London between 1777