Original British Napoleonic Officer's Private Purchase .65” Percussion Converted Fusil by Ketland & Adams - circa 1800 Helmets Patton the Seventh Army commander

Patton the Seventh Army commander

they then surprised and burned three villages of the raiders near Remolino

Action: Top Action Percussion

[14] They spotted several darkened ships as they approached their destination

and the plating is in good shape

Original British Napoleonic Officer's Private Purchase .65” Percussion Converted Fusil by Ketland & Adams - circa 1800 Helmets Patton the Seventh Army commanderOriginal item: Only One Available. Here we have a very interesting Officer's PRIVATE PURCHASE 0. 65" smooth bore fusil, dating to around 1800 that was later converted to the Percussion cap system. It is marked relatively clearly on the lock by KETLAND & ADAMS, a known British maker during the Napoleonic period. The half round half octagonal barrel is 38" in total length currently, but may well have been shortened by up to 4", from 42" in length. The