Original British East India Company Flintlock Officer Fusil with Socket Bayonet - Dated 1778 Scottish Militaria The French were sharing control

The French were sharing control until 1884 when the Egyptian Army rebelled and France left England to handle the problem

The hilt and scabbard

including occupied Europe

a family that worked for three generations from 1730 until 1815

It almost looks like an over sized ammunition pouch or binocular case

Original British East India Company Flintlock Officer Fusil with Socket Bayonet - Dated 1778 Scottish Militaria The French were sharing controlOriginal Item: Only One Available. This was recovered from the ancient palace of Lagan Silikhana in Kathmandu, Nepal. It has been fully cleaned and restored to a very nice condition. This fusil with a. 65 bore (pistol caliber) would normally have been carried by an Officer so his ammunition worked with both his pistol and musket. The lock is marked HENSHAW and across the lock's tail is the East India Company Heart logo with 1778. The Butt has a large