Original British EIC 3rd Model Brown Bess Flintlock Musket Marked to 52nd Regt. of Foot - Battle of Seringapatam Era British Documents & Books with its box magazine that

with its box magazine that could be fully reloaded with clips

The two from liner split pins are still present

and to another near Aachen to prepare for attack deeper into the western edge of Germany at the Roer River

with a release button to remove the spring friction

(MURMANSK AREA)

Original British EIC 3rd Model Brown Bess Flintlock Musket Marked to 52nd Regt. of Foot - Battle of Seringapatam Era British Documents & Books with its box magazine thatOriginal item: One of a Kind. This is truly amazing, a British East India Company 3rd Model Brown Bess Musket, marked to a British based Regiment of the Line, the 52nd of Foot. It is otherwise known as THE OXFORDSHIRE REGIMENT, and it also fought in the Battle of WATERLOO. The top of the barrel is clearly marked: 52nd REGt of FOOT The 52nd, the Oxfordshire Regiment, was shipped to India in 1797 and did in fact serve under Arthur Wellesley, later the