Original 1820 Tatham & Son British Flintlock Musket for Canadian Indian Trade U.S. Civil War A are non-firing and are

A are non-firing and are engineered to be completely inoperable or were manufactured before 1898 and deemed "Antique Firearms" (While NO "Antique Firearm" is altered and is technically capable of firing

including the Khalkin Gol campaign against the Japanese in 1938 (giving it the nickname "Khalkingolka")

these are Original US GI issue Thompson Sub Machine Gun Receivers that were de-milled prior to importation

When the British forces adopted the Bren Light Machine Gun

in which the sling was looped around the gunner

Original 1820 Tatham & Son British Flintlock Musket for Canadian Indian Trade U.S. Civil War A are non-firing and areOriginal Item: only one available. A most interesting Original British Made "Trade" Musket especially designed for use in Canada for trading to the indigenous population (Indians). Built in England in the French style, as that was what the Canadian Indians were used to, having been under French influence for some 200 years, this mirrors the Charlesville Pattern muskets but has a Brown Bess type lock marked TATHAM & SON, LONDON. TATHAM & EGG started