Original 18th Century Dutch Flintlock Infantry Musket with 45 Inch Barrel - circa 1750 Scottish Militaria Die Casters were precision molding

Die Casters were precision molding specialists and because of this some researchers doubt that they are responsible for the DC marked machetes

including tan summer uniforms

There is wood inside the scabbard

This display gun bears waffenampt proofs on various components

aperture tool in wood box

Original 18th Century Dutch Flintlock Infantry Musket with 45 Inch Barrel - circa 1750 Scottish Militaria Die Casters were precision moldingOriginal Item: Only One Available. Amazingly this is still in the configuration as the day it was made, some 270 years ago. Usually Dutch Muskets have seen a lot of changes and alterations over the years, mostly being shortened and otherwise modified. This has its original brass mounts, its flintlock mechanism and its long 45" barrel, popular at that time as with the 46" Brown Bess of the same period. The overall length is an impressive 61 inches.