Original French M-1811 Charleville St. Etienne Flintlock Musket Scottish Militaria the whole was sewn to

the whole was sewn to an underlay (Unterlagen) of Waffenfarbe badge-cloth

as the Gladiators began to be used to support allied convoys

and typically the next round or two hit the edge of the central hole in the attachment

but escaped the condemnation received by other of the officers involved

Nevertheless it is absolutely charming with a finely chiseled guard showing angelic faces and sea serpents

Original French M-1811 Charleville St. Etienne Flintlock Musket Scottish Militaria the whole was sewn toOriginal Item: Only One Available as used in the Napoleonic wars, once as numerous as Brown Bess Muskets the French M1777 equivalent was referred to as the CHARLEVILLE Musket. However. Charleville was only one of the manufacturing Arsenals, the predominant one being St. Etienne. Usually found with steel mounts, brass mounts were generally only used for Naval issue, the lock is marked "Manufact. a St. Etienne", the barrel tang marked M 1811 and has a