Original Danish - Norwegian Model 1774 Flintlock Infantry Long Musket with Iron Ramrod - Unaltered - Circa 1785 Breda M-37 perhaps even the nicest Duck's

perhaps even the nicest Duck's Foot Pistol in existence

showing a lovely oxidized patina on a lot of the metalwork

Overall length open: 8 ¼”

We can also see from the shape of the blade near the MUNEMACHI (棟区 - notch at start of spine) that the blade was originally much thicker

Both jackets retain all of their original buttons and devices

Original Danish - Norwegian Model 1774 Flintlock Infantry Long Musket with Iron Ramrod - Unaltered - Circa 1785 Breda M-37 perhaps even the nicest Duck'sOriginal Item. Only One Available. Norway and Denmark were united as the Kingdom of Denmark Norway from 1536 to 1814, with Copenhagen as the capital of the united both country. During this time they shared a military, and utilized identical firearms throughout the 17th and 18th centuries. Denmark Norway however made the unfortunate choice of siding with Revolutionary France in the 1790s and in 1801 they suffered terribly at the hands of Admiral