Original Prussian 19th Century Flintlock dated 1820 Converted to Percussion Jaeger Rifle - Regimentally Marked U.S. Militaria AS A SMALL TOKEN OF

AS A SMALL TOKEN OF ESTEEM

forces in the Southwest Pacific

Eighth Air Force in the Combined Bomber Offensive against Germany

Aircraft History

had a very light and low-yield warhead

Original Prussian 19th Century Flintlock dated 1820 Converted to Percussion Jaeger Rifle - Regimentally Marked U.S. Militaria AS A SMALL TOKEN OFOriginal Item: Only One Available. This Jaeger Rifle started life as a FLINTLOCK around 1820, as indicated on the butt plate tang, but was later converted to Percussion Cap ignition system. It has a heavily rifled 22 1 2" octagonal barrel, and is set up as a Sharp Shooter's gun with double Set Triggers. It is just 39" in overall length and has a fine Walnut butt stock, complete with sliding patch box cover. The mounts are all of heavy brass. The lock