Original British Brass Barrel Sea Service Blunderbuss by VAUGHN Dated 1741 WWI Georgia and in San Antonio

Georgia and in San Antonio

17 inch long blade is made from 1095 high carbon steel and properly tempered to hold a razor edge (blade is not sold sharpened)

was available in rifle or carbine models

Both the “Z” flag and Admiral Togo’s ship Mikasa became symbolic in Imperial Japan for the victory and longevity of Japan

the British author

Original British Brass Barrel Sea Service Blunderbuss by VAUGHN Dated 1741 WWI Georgia and in San AntonioOriginal Item: Only One Available. Another extraordinary piece acquired in IMAs purchase of the Strakaty collection of Vienna, Austria. John Vaughan had his gun maker shop in London between the years 1714 and 1746. This Sea Service Pattern Flintlock Brass Barreled Blunderbuss is nicely marked VAUGHAN over the date 1741 across the tail of the lock plate and has a Crown over G. R. to center of plate. Notable features include; full brass mounts, a 15. 5