Rare Original English Lovell’s Pattern Musket Dated 1841 with Bayonet & Scabbard British Documents & Books Inkerman and Sevastopol in the

Inkerman and Sevastopol in the Crimea as well as the Indian Mutiny

By the end of World War I

HANDS: ORIGINAL STEEL HANDS

(Royal Air Force) Blue web sets used by Officers throughout WWII

Rare Original English Lovell’s Pattern Musket Dated 1841 with Bayonet & Scabbard British Documents & Books Inkerman and Sevastopol in theOriginal Item: Only One Available. Just recently found amongst our Nepalese cache purchase of East India Company Muskets was this exceptionally rare English made . 75cal percussion musket with lock marked CROWN over "V. R." and "ENFIELD 1841". Queen Victoria came to the British Throne in 1837, the very last model of Brown Bess Flintlock Musket that incidentally had a 42" barrel was adopted in 1838. Apart from this obsolete length, the norm then being