Original 18th Century Ottoman Turkish Matchlock Musket Circa 1750 - 68 1/2" Long P-1853 Enfield There is some crazing and

There is some crazing and checking on the front

The style of marking is also the early war pattern (later war used a circle)

The Pour le Mérite is still an order into which a person is admitted into membership

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This example comes in its incredibly scarce original carrying case

Original 18th Century Ottoman Turkish Matchlock Musket Circa 1750 - 68 1/2" Long P-1853 Enfield There is some crazing andOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely Ottoman Turkish matchlock musket gun, measuring 68 1 2" in overall length, the barrel itself being 48 3 4". The traditional ignition system used in the Ottoman Empire beginning in 1452, regularly used up until the start of the 18th century, but also still made as a cheap alternative to more modern ignition systems for the next century. With a bore of around . 54", this is a highly maneuverable weapon