Original Early 19th Century North African Snaphaunce Lock Jezail with Camel Bone Butt Stock U.S. Artwork & Posters fitted with the correct Buffington

fitted with the correct Buffington rear sight and original Saddle Ring and Bar on the left hand side of the wood stock

with the data tags having been replaced several times

and it was celebrated by Boston writers and by composers in pieces such as "The Yankee Division March" and "Battery A March

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The top center of the flag has been painted with:

Original Early 19th Century North African Snaphaunce Lock Jezail with Camel Bone Butt Stock U.S. Artwork & Posters fitted with the correct BuffingtonOriginal Item: One of a Kind. The Jezail (sometimes Jezzail from the Arabic) is a simple, cost efficient and typically handmade muzzle loading long arm commonly used in the Middle East region in the past. These were all highly personalized, so no two were alike. They were often made with locally available locks, so it was common to see locks on these that were of varied origin. This example is all locally made, and probably originates from the North