Original Nepalese Gurkha Brown Bess Flintlock Musket Converted to Percussion with Ram Rod Mortars The right side of the

The right side of the box has the exact same information stenciled

and a large protruding section of padding intended to help quickly don and doff the helmet

An incredible handmade Japanese Type 98 Shin-gunto by a known maker with a translated capture tag

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On the afternoon of May 12

Original Nepalese Gurkha Brown Bess Flintlock Musket Converted to Percussion with Ram Rod Mortars The right side of theOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a fair percussion converted example of a Gurkha constructed Brown Bess Musket assembled at NAKKU outside Kathmandu. We imported large numbers of these that were recovered from the Palace of Lagan Silekhana, which functioned as the Royal Armory of Nepal. The Gurkha Armies invaded British India in 1813 occupying large areas of territory. It turned out these Native soldiers were so well trained that after