Original Napoleonic British Made Portuguese Contract Brown Bess Musket from the Peninsula Wars 1808-1813 MILITARIA It is very interesting that

It is very interesting that Alexander Speirs chose to confirm his loyalty to the British Crown by placing the inscription "GOD BLESS KING GEORGE" along the barrel making this a fine King George the Second era Flintlock Blunderbuss with true Scottish loyalist connections

piloting a squadron P-47N

The polished steel mounts are all finely engraved

Fighting until dark was fierce but inconclusive as both sides attempted to maneuver in the dense woods

When fitted over the grenade the sleeve improves the kill radius by producing a number of diamond-shaped

Original Napoleonic British Made Portuguese Contract Brown Bess Musket from the Peninsula Wars 1808-1813 MILITARIA It is very interesting thatOriginal Item: Only One Available. This fine musket was most likely made in Birmingham for England's oldest European Ally, Portugal, for a contract issued originally by the Portuguese King DON PEDRO III. He came to the throne in 1777 but died prematurely in 1786. The contract was filled over years, in fact over decades right up to the time of Portugal's war, with Napoleon known as the PENINSULA WAR, which concluded in 1813 14. This particular Brown