Original Early British Sea Service Blunderbuss by MEAD Circa 1720/30 MG 34 Accessories This example falls right into

This example falls right into this category having the above described antiaircraft sight system

The hilt of this example dates from the 17th century however the blade is a much later European style of late 18th century or 19th century

became the 33rd Regiment of Foot in 1755 and drew from the West Riding of Yorkshire

Unlike the double-column

these are extremely hard to find on the collectors market today and are nearly identical to the WW2 Japanese issue

Original Early British Sea Service Blunderbuss by MEAD Circa 1720/30 MG 34 Accessories This example falls right intoOriginal Item: Only One Available. Another extraordinary piece acquired in IMAs purchase of the Strakaty collection of Vienna, Austria. Made and marked on the lock plate by MEAD, Thomas Mead of London opened his shop in 1720. This wonderful iron barreled Flintlock Blunderbuss is original in all respects. Notable feature include; a 15 inch swamped iron barrel with tang screw rising from beneath. The weapon is 30 inches in overall length and has classic