Original 18th Century Queen Anne marked British Brass Barrel Naval Flintlock Blunderbuss by I. Jones dated 1710 German Field Equipment Redesignated January 1

Redesignated January 1

and captured intact the vital Schwammanauel Dam the next day

One of WWII's most uncommon machine guns

this was what Army Officers would purchase to accompany them during "Queen Victoria's Little Wars" all over Africa

Sergeant Chevrons on each arm and three overseas service bars on left sleeve indication 18+ months in overseas service

Original 18th Century Queen Anne marked British Brass Barrel Naval Flintlock Blunderbuss by I. Jones dated 1710 German Field Equipment Redesignated January 1Original Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a British brass barreled Blunderbuss, as used in the Royal Navy of the 18th Century. The lock is maker marked I. JONES 10 on the tail of the lock, indicating production in 1710 by maker I. Jones (or possibly J. Jones). This maker worked in LONDON from 1700 until 1725, and was well known for making these NAVAL BLUNDERBUSSES, many of which were acquired by the Royal Navy for use on their