Original Early "New World" Dutch Influenced Flintlock Blunderbuss with New York State Link c.1690-1710 Japanese Flare Guns being flown at various locations

being flown at various locations inside and outside Italy

but with a good part of the right wing gone and the fire under control

The other side of the canteen has a very old hand written script label stuck onto it

which is mounted to the helmet

The flag is dated across the bottom in gold numerals "1870-1871"

Original Early "New World" Dutch Influenced Flintlock Blunderbuss with New York State Link c.1690-1710 Japanese Flare Guns being flown at various locationsOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Found somewhere in New York State, this has the "look" that as a child, IMA Owner Christian Cranmer envisioned every Pirate to carry. Clearly showing great Dutch traits this weapon has a wonderful profile, especially the very appealing "BOW" shaped butt stock of that early Colonial period. The barrel is iron,about 18 1 2" long with a gently flared muzzle. The barrel tang pin rises from the trigger guard and screws into