Original Early 18th Century Dutch Flintlock Iron Barrel Blunderbuss - Untouched For 250 Years Magazines and about 50 destroyers— during

and about 50 destroyers— during their attempt to refuel at sea

In keeping with the Army cry for less wastage in any category

The top of the octagonal barrel still has part of the original barrel markings

The decals are not the commonly seen round bottom fakes that can be found on the market occasionally

We have fewer than a dozen on hand

Original Early 18th Century Dutch Flintlock Iron Barrel Blunderbuss - Untouched For 250 Years Magazines and about 50 destroyers— duringOriginal Item: Only One Available. THIS IS REALLY SPECIAL, made in the early 1700s, maybe even in the 1600s, this iron barrel and iron mounted flintlock blunderbuss is possibly one of the most attractive examples of early Pilgrim and settler weapons we have ever handled. It features a big club butt with a lovely iron butt plate that has a long finial along the top of the butt. The elaborate iron trigger guard with fluted design to bow and 1727 First