Original Early 19th Century North African Kabylia Style Snaphaunce Lock Jezail Camel Gun c.1800 Spade Grip Assembly also distinguished himself during this

also distinguished himself during this operation

The shell unfortunately is missing the entire liner

and there is also an "A" trademark logo on the rear

and verdigris build up around the fittings

Tactical missions included strafing and dive-bombing targets during the Allied invasion of Normandy and during the airborne assault of Holland

Original Early 19th Century North African Kabylia Style Snaphaunce Lock Jezail Camel Gun c.1800 Spade Grip Assembly also distinguished himself during thisOriginal Item: One of a Kind. The Jezail (sometimes Jezzail from the Arabic) is a simple, cost efficient and typically handmade muzzle loading long arm commonly used in the Middle East region in the past. These were all highly personalized, so no two were alike. They were often made with locally available locks, so it was common to see locks on these that were of varied origin. This example is all locally made, and originates from the Kabylia area of