Original Danish / Norwegian Pillar Breech Percussion Converted Rifled Musket Model 1769/1841 with Doglock Safety MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets The trousers were the same

The trousers were the same as those specified for officers in 1953 with a gold stripe on the outer leg seam

payroll records all of which mention Roberson

indicated by the solid bands and band springs

- WWII M-426A USN Navy pilot M-426A flying suit manufactured by The Dryback Corporation (size label is faded bu approximately a US 40)

landscapes

Original Danish / Norwegian Pillar Breech Percussion Converted Rifled Musket Model 1769/1841 with Doglock Safety MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets The trousers were the sameOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is pretty unusual, starting life as the Danish Flintlock 18mm smooth bore Musket of 1769, fitted with an early Doglock type safety on the hammer. The lock does have a true half cock position, which may have been added when it was later to be converted to percussion circa 1841. This conversion most likely occurred in Norway, where it was fitted with a rifled barrel of 40 inches long. It was then further converted