Original U.S. New England Flintlock Fowling Piece with British Birmingham Proofed Barrel - circa 1770 Category_Brunswick Guns which may indicate manufacture in

which may indicate manufacture in March of 1917

Overall a very nice late-war M42 Heer Army Camouflage helmet with battle damage

The Rifle also bears its original REGIMENTAL MARKINGS on the butt plate tang: 119

(National Leader {of the} SS)

Original U.S. New England Flintlock Fowling Piece with British Birmingham Proofed Barrel - circa 1770 Category_Brunswick Guns which may indicate manufacture inOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely example of a New England Pre Revolutionary War Fowling piece. Most likely assembled using a British "Trade" Lock, this hunting gun also has a British barrel, bearing proofs from the Gun making city of Birmingham. It also is marked WS & Co. between the proof marks, which we have not been able to identify. Probably one of the multitude of gunsmiths in the Birmingham area. The musket is all brass