Original British Iron Barrel Dog Lock Blunderbuss Circa 1700 German Luger Constructed by a precision-minded master-craftsman

Constructed by a precision-minded master-craftsman exclusively for IMA this display gun was built from an IMA all original WW2 era parts set that includes an original demilitarized receiver

History of the Brodie helmet:

Original Victorian era Buckle with almost certainly later buff white leather belt bearing various markings

Colt introduced its first rear-loaders in 1871: the Colt House/Cloverleaf and the Colt Open Top Pocket Model Revolver

Col of the George Town Brigade of Militia

Original British Iron Barrel Dog Lock Blunderbuss Circa 1700 German Luger Constructed by a precision-minded master-craftsmanOriginal Item: Only one available. This is a very early London made iron barrel blunderbuss by the well documented maker Godfrey Taylor. The Dog Lock ignition system is marked "G. TAYLOR" and is covered in strawberry leaf engravings typical of the period. Godfrey Taylor is recorded in Stockel as having worked from 1678 1701 however in Bill Ahern's wonderful volume MUSKETS OF THE REVOLUTION on page 14, there is a somewhat similar lock of Military