Original U.S. Civil War Springfield Model 1795 / 1808 Musket with Confederate Style Percussion Conversion - Dated 1817 Russian Maxim 1910 London from 1780 until 1835

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The intent was to be able to blow the bottom out of any small craft that perhaps was threatening a British man of war

The specifications and other information is crisply marked on the left barrel as follows:

She was laid down as Bucareli Bay (ACV-61) under Maritime Commission contract by Kaiser Company

Original U.S. Civil War Springfield Model 1795 / 1808 Musket with Confederate Style Percussion Conversion - Dated 1817 Russian Maxim 1910 London from 1780 until 1835Original Item: Only One Available. This is a scarce early Civil War Confederate Style Percussion Conversion made from a . 69 Caliber, smoothbore Pattern 1808 Flintlock Musket. The 1808 muskets are essentially an exact copy of the Springfield Model 1795, which in turn was merely a copy of the French Model 1777 Charleville. With the 1795 being truly the first officially adopted, and manufactured service long arm, these are an incredibly historic and