British Brass Barrel Blunderbuss by Barnett- WATERGUARD No. 17, Manby Replica Non-Firing Guns The bayonet has new wood

The bayonet has new wood grips that stand

Richard Francis Burton

In WW2 German tanks were equipped with MG 34 Machine guns that were fitted with virtually no ventilation holes in the barrel jackets

in Calcutta and gives us a vivid image of him

Greener in WW1 and were for private sale to Officers

British Brass Barrel Blunderbuss by Barnett- WATERGUARD No. 17, Manby Replica Non-Firing Guns The bayonet has new woodOriginal Item: One of a Kind. From the Reign of King George III here is an extremely interesting Brass Barreled Blunderbuss Pistol marked FOR HIS MAJESTY'S WATERGUARD No. 17". The Water Guard was an organization formed to combat smuggling in 1809. It was also known as The Preventative Boat Service. The water guard complemented the riding officers of the Revenue Service and was stationed in watch houses around the coast and patrolled home waters in