Original French Napoleonic Modèle 1777 Corrigé en l'an IX Flintlock Musket by Charleville Arsenal with Stock Markings Category_Martini-Henry Parts Its steel wedge shape case

Its steel wedge shape case shot are clearly visible

relieving the 2d Battalion of the 7th Marine Regiment

By the time of the Civil War it was run by brothers William

specifically to enable comms

222) of the 14th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS (1st Galician)

Original French Napoleonic Modèle 1777 Corrigé en l'an IX Flintlock Musket by Charleville Arsenal with Stock Markings Category_Martini-Henry Parts Its steel wedge shape caseOriginal Item: Only One Available. The "Charleville" line of flintlock muskets is the French equivalent of the venerable "Brown Bess" used by the British. First introduced in 1717, the design was updated numerous times until production finally ceased in the early 1840s, when it was superseded by the "back action" Modle 1842 percussion musket. The M1763 and M1786 versions were supplied in some quantities to the American Colonies during the