Original French Back Action P1842 Style Percussion Cadet Musket with U.S. Markings c. 1850 French Helmets probably having been made in

probably having been made in a much lighter shade

CO-PILOT:    2ND/LT

• Approximate size 6 3/4

The zipper has a small German WWII Winter Battle in the East 1941–42 Medal attached to the pull

was redesignated the 596th Airborne (Parachute) Engineer Company

Original French Back Action P1842 Style Percussion Cadet Musket with U.S. Markings c. 1850 French Helmets probably having been made inOriginal Item: Only One Available. At first glance, this looks to be a very good example of a French P1842 Back Action percussion musket. However, once you get closer, it's clear that it is in fact a scaled down "cadet" version, intended for training in military schools. It features a 30" smooth bore barrel and full iron mounts. It features two barrel bands, nose cap and original iron ram rod. The flintlock lock is unmarked, but the barrel breech is