Original U.S. War of 1812 Springfield Model 1795 .69 Caliber Flintlock Musket, Butt Plate Dated 1804, Unconverted Other European Militaria while all of the other

while all of the other markings on the rifle are unclear

which was developed by the Royal Navy

the 4th Cavalry was transferred to Arizona Territory

and were not attached to the helmets until after arrival in Russia

and the bell has a very visible brazing seam on the right hand side

Original U.S. War of 1812 Springfield Model 1795 .69 Caliber Flintlock Musket, Butt Plate Dated 1804, Unconverted Other European Militaria while all of the otherOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original U. S. Model 1795 . 69 caliber flintlock infantry musket attributed to Springfield Armory production and retaining an 1804 dated butt plate tang. It remains in its original flintlock configuration, with the characteristic faceted iron pan, early style barrel and furniture, and no later percussion conversion. The musket shows extensive service wear and age but retains the unmistakable character of