Original American Revolutionary War British Pattern 1742 Long Land Brown Bess Musket by Jordan - Dated 1745 - Princeton Battlefield Museum Russian Flare Guns 5 The most interesting feature

5 The most interesting feature of this flag is the 11 signatures (12 men made up a rifle squad) of USGIs who were all members of the same infantry rifle squad they read as follows:

In December 1937 it gained status

Perfect for any display or reenactment

one Distinguished Flying Cross

despite the technology being 200-300 years out of date

Original American Revolutionary War British Pattern 1742 Long Land Brown Bess Musket by Jordan - Dated 1745 - Princeton Battlefield Museum Russian Flare Guns 5 The most interesting featureOriginal Item: One of a kind. IMA has acquired a collection of authentic American Revolutionary War weapons which, for the past 20 years, have been on display at the Princeton Battlefield State Park Thomas Clarke House Museum located in Princeton, New Jersey. This magnificent 46 inch long barreled Brown Bess Musket was exactly what the British used in those early Colonial days and saw service throughout the French & Indian War (Seven years War 1756