Original U.S. Civil War German Percussion Musket Issued to 45th Ohio Volunteer Infantry in 1862 U.S. Artwork & Posters A button on the top

A button on the top of the butt unlatches the patch box

with a broad arrow between the letter and the date 16

2) AIM CLOSE TO BASE OF FLAME

literally straight out of the attic

272nd Infantry Regiment in WWII courtesy of http://www

Original U.S. Civil War German Percussion Musket Issued to 45th Ohio Volunteer Infantry in 1862 U.S. Artwork & Posters A button on the topOriginal Item: One of a Kind. We just received this lovely Antique Converted musket, along with about 200 other guns, from a collection that sat in an attic for close to 100 years. This is a very interesting German M 1809 Flintlock Musket, which looks to have been converted from flintlock to percussion in 1829, and then imported into the United States for the Civil War. According to the tag that was attached to it in the collection, now wired to the