Original British Brass Barrel Flintlock Blunderbuss by James Spencer c.1690 - Named to Owner German Badges & Signs the Colt Model 1849 saw

the Colt Model 1849 saw widespread use by volunteers on both sides

members of French and British colonies (New Zealanders

It was the official state labour service

and disposed of enemy machine guns by firing over open sights under direct machine-gun fire at 500 to 600 yards' range

There was a violent fight with the Germans at Zeitz

Original British Brass Barrel Flintlock Blunderbuss by James Spencer c.1690 - Named to Owner German Badges & Signs the Colt Model 1849 sawOriginal Item: One Only. This wonderful example of the British style blunderbuss was made by JAMES SPENCER of LONDON, who worked from 1689 until 1698. A very early flintlock blunderbuss with the early features of the tang screw rising from the trigger guard and the pan without the frizzen supporting arm. All brass furniture including scroll side plate, nailed on folded brass butt plate, brass trigger guard, escutcheon and ramrod pipe. The 13 1 2"