Original Revolutionary War Dutch Imported Flintlock Full Length Carbine - circa 1770 Japanese Militaria The firer only had to

The firer only had to line this up in the direction of the target and fire a number of bombs for effect

By coincidence the present day regiment is stationed in Carpiagne within Provence

The parachute units were hastily shipped back to Camp Mackall to prepare for overseas movement

The jacket is roughly size 38" chest

Depiction of some of the heavy fighting during the Battle of Inkerman

Original Revolutionary War Dutch Imported Flintlock Full Length Carbine - circa 1770 Japanese Militaria The firer only had toOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is straight out of a very old Rev. War Collection and it is in the most splendid condition. This was full length carbine was manufactured in Holland around 1770. American colonists who were desperate to acquire weapons purchased this model musket and several other Continental types to add to their efforts against the British. It should be noted that in the 18th Century the term "CARBINE" did not mean a firearm