Original 18th Century British Pattern 1757 Marine Flintlock Short Musket Marked to the Glamorgan Militia - Circa 1760 German Artwork & Posters Fifth Army was deactivated on

Fifth Army was deactivated on 2 October 1945 at Camp Myles Standish

The result of a night’s revelry with fellow comrades

and is nice shape

We did not notice any of the finicky behavior we often see

The aluminum grips show some heavy wear with counter checkering on both sides

Original 18th Century British Pattern 1757 Marine Flintlock Short Musket Marked to the Glamorgan Militia - Circa 1760 German Artwork & Posters Fifth Army was deactivated onOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This a fantastic example of a rare British Pattern 1757 Short Musket, intended for use by Marine and Militia units in the British forces. It features the 1759 improvements to allow for an iron ramrod, including a rear tailpipe with interior spring to secure the end of the rod, a long trumpet headed fore pipe, and the addition of a brass nose cap at the termination of the fore stock. The musket features a 42 inch 0. 75"