Original U.S. Pennsylvania Flintlock Rifle with Dutch Lock by Van Walsen of Maastricht - Circa 1820 German Machine Guns The brick wall on the

The brick wall on the south of the monastery (or whatever it was) was being crumpled by the impacting machine gun fire

The lock is flat with a stepped tail

2 Legions of Merit

so we are unsure of the actual maker of this example

It was here that the 318th Infantry received the Chauchat auto rifle for the first time

Original U.S. Pennsylvania Flintlock Rifle with Dutch Lock by Van Walsen of Maastricht - Circa 1820 German Machine Guns The brick wall on theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice heavy barreled "Pennsylvania" flintlock hunting rifle, often referred to as a "Kentucky" rifle. The design developed in Pennsylvania, and then spread down the Ohio River Valley to Kentucky, where it was very popular. It features all brass mountings with a cheekpiece. The rifle features a 37 inch long octagonal barrel with a bore of about 0. 47", which looks to have either had the rifling worn