Original U.S. Springfield Style Flintlock Militia Musket with Thomas Cordis Warranted Lock - dated 1822 French Field Equipment The chinstraps feature the early

The chinstraps feature the early cast-brass buckle

It features wicker frame construction with wool topped leather visor with bullion oak leaf embroidery and an American eagle cap badge with a gold chinstrap

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and the swords indicate it was awarded during wartime

Original U.S. Springfield Style Flintlock Militia Musket with Thomas Cordis Warranted Lock - dated 1822 French Field Equipment The chinstraps feature the earlyOriginal Item: Only One Available. Completely built in New England around 1822, this is a very nice example of a contract made Springfield type musket, intended for state and local militias. These often used commercially available parts, which could be mixed with military issue parts acquired from Springfield Armory. The musket bears all iron mounts of the French pattern, the . 69" barrel measures 40 inches, and the musket 55 1 2 inches overall. Very