Original Model 1816 Waters Contract Musket - Dated 1833 - State of South Carolina Marked Feed Block Assembly No Scabbard included

No Scabbard included

An original named WW1 US Doughboy gas mask

He joined the Army in 1912 with 1st Regiment of Grenadiers but in after the invasion by Germany in 1914 transferred to the Motor Machine Gun Corp

There is a laundry number present 2891 written in ink in the neck and the original data tag is also present

French Naval Flintlocks have always been extremely scarce and here is a fine example of a nice early model hardly ever encountered on the collector’s market

Original Model 1816 Waters Contract Musket - Dated 1833 - State of South Carolina Marked Feed Block Assembly No Scabbard includedOriginal Item: Only One Available. Genuine US M1816 Asa Holman Waters (Millbury, MA) Contract of 21,560 muskets delivered to the Federal Government between 1817 1836. Lock plate shows Waters markings in front of the hammer: US A. WATERS And vertically behind the hammer: MILLBURY 1833 Cartouche of S. C. faintly visible on left side of stock by side plate, we believe this is a marking for SOUTH CAROLINA placed on the musket by the Confederate state