Original Magnificent British Brass Barreled Blunderbuss by Vernon Marked "For His Majesty's Shore Revenue" Around The Muzzle - dated 1761 Category_MG 42 Ammo Storage the Germans utilizing very few

the Germans utilizing very few French designed weapons in their Military

Some were made for the internees’ families

This example is our last remaining Ferguson type breach loading Flintlock Rifle expressly made for the East India Company by the London Gunmaker Henry Nock dated 1776

30 canister shots and 15 spherical case shots (fitting 48 cast iron balls) across three chests

1944 dated newspaper and some research material

Original Magnificent British Brass Barreled Blunderbuss by Vernon Marked "For His Majesty's Shore Revenue" Around The Muzzle - dated 1761 Category_MG 42 Ammo Storage the Germans utilizing very fewOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This MAGNIFICENT piece is probably one of the most interesting and best condition British Government Blunderbusses that we have ever encountered! It is fitted with a lovely brass swamped barrel of 13 1 2" in length, marked LONDON and OLIVER'S AYT next to a FULL engraved British Royal Coat of Arms across the barrel. The barrel is also marked with the standard proof marks of the time, including a makers mark, and the CROWN