Original U.S. Civil War Era German Percussion Converted Musket Half-Stocked for Civilian Use - dated 1830 Display Guns & Parts Sets and so he stayed in

and so he stayed in the 82nd but no combat

commonly referred to as the Patton Saber

The later or World War 2 look is provided by using gilding-metal (copper-like) colored bullets

Stock has been fully cleaned and has a wonderful chestnut color

BALACLAVA in October 1854 and at SEVASTOPOL in the winter of 1854

Original U.S. Civil War Era German Percussion Converted Musket Half-Stocked for Civilian Use - dated 1830 Display Guns & Parts Sets and so he stayed inOriginal Item: Only One Available. We just received this lovely Antique Converted musket, along with about 200 other guns, from a collection that sat in an attic for close to 100 years. This was a German Military Musket made at Niese in 1830 as marked on the lock plate. Originally made as a flintlock, it was then converted to percussion and most likely shipped to the United States in time for the Civil War. Surplus flintlock muskets in Europe were