Original Brown Bess Type Musket Flash Hole Pick No Return Original Item: Purchased in Norway

Original Item: Purchased in Norway in 1987 this is the real thing

The production run number generally took the form of three or four digits representing the production run that a given helmet came from

•- A Finnish made chinstrap mounted to the liner

The 3rd Armored Division was organized as a "heavy" armored division

The Scabbard (saya) is wood and in very nice condition

Original Brown Bess Type Musket Flash Hole Pick No Return Original Item: Purchased in NorwayOriginal Item: Another incredible find! All troops armed with flint lock muskets and rifles had to have a flash hole pick to clear powder residue from the flash hole every several rounds to prevent misfires. This requirement continued into the percussion era, but the tool changed. In the percussion era, it was hinged to a combination tool of some kind, whereas in the flint era and earlier it was attached to a cord or a wire chain. The opposite end of