Original Magnificent U.S. Revolution Era German M-1740 Prussian “POTZDAM MAGAZ” Flintlock Infantry Musket with Bayonet c. 1760 U.S. Grenades Useful life expectancy was 400–500

Useful life expectancy was 400–500 effective full charges (EFC) for a non-chrome plated barrel

EGYPT AND FRANCE

1917 and finally a Major after the Great War in 1920

especially around the bottom

consisting of a Grenade launcher

Original Magnificent U.S. Revolution Era German M-1740 Prussian “POTZDAM MAGAZ” Flintlock Infantry Musket with Bayonet c. 1760 U.S. Grenades Useful life expectancy was 400–500Original Item: Only One Available. This is magnificent and looks almost untouched, even though it has been completely cleaned. It features a classic "banana" shaped lock plate of totally classic German "angular" style, which is marked POTZDAM MAGAZ. It is also marked D S E on the edge of the lock plate. Many muskets produced is during the mid late 18th century in Potsdam were marked as such during the reign of the Prussian King Frederick the Great,