Original British East India Company Baker Pattern Flintlock Musket- 1819-1839 Antique Percussion Firearms but this was later increased

but this was later increased to 580 rounds/m during World War I by fitting the mechanism with a stronger spring

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often still covered with original arsenal grease

The tunic bears the correct Infantry cross rifles insignia with an added P denoting that this was a Pioneer outfit

shattering the cone in the vicinity

Original British East India Company Baker Pattern Flintlock Musket- 1819-1839 Antique Percussion Firearms but this was later increasedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is the only example of this very rare pattern musket we have found in our Nepal purchase of 2003. Most of the military aid received by Nepal came immediately after the Treaty of Seguli in 1816. This particular musket was in East India Company use up until 1839. Especially designed by Baker in England for the E. I. C. this weapon bears the Rampant Lion logo on the Lock as well as E. I. C. Inspection markings of