Original Revolutionary War British 1756 Pattern Long Land Brown Bess Musket by Wilets - Dated 1762 - Princeton Battlefield Museum Brunswick Guns allowing the dragoon cavalry soldiers

allowing the dragoon cavalry soldiers to reload whilst on horseback without fear of dropping the ram rod

It is marked on the second to last draw with the manufacturer information:

the knuckle “points” are also less defined and not as sharp as the US made knives

Not often seen on today’s market this example

Sewn on medal ribbons: Distinguished Flying Cross

Original Revolutionary War British 1756 Pattern Long Land Brown Bess Musket by Wilets - Dated 1762 - Princeton Battlefield Museum Brunswick Guns allowing the dragoon cavalry soldiersOriginal Item: One of a kind. IMA has acquired a collection of authentic American Revolutionary War weapons which, for the past 20 years, have been on display at the Princeton Battlefield State Park Clarke House Museum located in Princeton, New Jersey. This magnificent 46 inch long barreled Brown Bess Musket was exactly what the British used through the Revolutionary War of 1775 1784. The Long Land Pattern British Brown Bess musket was the primary