Original 18th Century British Tower-Marked Iron Barrel Blunderbuss marked FORT WILLIAM - Circa 1780 German Helmets & Hats The British Isles required four

The British Isles required four oil tankers of petroleum daily during the early war years

it did not reach service until the North African Campaign in April 1942

the ferrule held in place with a single brass screw

company and less in size

There is an unknown screw mounting to the front of the trigger guard that has us stumped

Original 18th Century British Tower-Marked Iron Barrel Blunderbuss marked FORT WILLIAM - Circa 1780 German Helmets & Hats The British Isles required fourOriginal Item: Only One Available. Everything I would always hope for this is a truly romantic British Military Blunderbuss from circa 1780 that is marked on the iron barrel FORT WILLIAM. Completely standard with brass 2nd model Brown Bess furniture with an iron swamped barrel measuring 21" and complete with correct all steel ram rod. It features a very nice early style Brown Bess lock marked with CROWN over G. R. and TOWER across the lock plate's