Original U.S. American Revolutionary War Era Period “Copy” of Brown Bess Style Socket Bayonet - Circa 1770s MG 42 Bolt & Barrel Assembly There are a few moth

There are a few moth nips but nothing of great importance bearing in mind that this is already 140 years old

Howard could have waited to attempt to assemble his group before engaging the enemy

He was also granted a brevet promotion to Major

This is clearly old

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Original U.S. American Revolutionary War Era Period “Copy” of Brown Bess Style Socket Bayonet - Circa 1770s MG 42 Bolt & Barrel Assembly There are a few mothOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a fine example of a crude American made socket bayonet in the Brown Bess style, dating to the 1770s. There are no existing markings and the construction is rather crude, perfect for this period and for early American manufacture. It was certainly American made for a Brown Bess musket, which they used extensively during the war. The bayonet features a 16 blade and an overall length of 20. There are no