Original Revolutionary War Era British P-1765 Officer's .65 Flintlock Fusil by Thomas Galton of London - circa 1770 Snider Rifle Accessories The 307th kept up the

The 307th kept up the pressure during a sweep and strafing mission to Pagensburg on the 31st with Major Ramsey

Ruptured Duck patch and two overseas service bars on left cuff indication 12+ months of overseas service

but still has the base for it

The end papers of the album are of special interest

Klein of Munich and the first examples were made by the DESCHLER firm of Munich

Original Revolutionary War Era British P-1765 Officer's .65 Flintlock Fusil by Thomas Galton of London - circa 1770 Snider Rifle Accessories The 307th kept up theOriginal item: Only One Available. These are very rare and often overlooked. Issued to Officers and N. C. O.'s (Non Commissioned Officers), these reduced bore "Light" Brown Bess Muskets were often referred to as "Fusils". They were made in . 65 Caliber, which was the bore of an Officers or N. C. O.'s pistol rather than the bigger Other Ranks (Privates), who carried . 75 caliber Muskets. This simplified things for the Officers, as they only needed to