Original British Loyal Surrey Regiment Militia Brown Bess Musket Named to Pollen’s Fencibles- Circa 1794-1802 German Awards Medals Badges Insignia the need for and cost

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padded national tri-color cockade situated just below eagle

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Original British Loyal Surrey Regiment Militia Brown Bess Musket Named to Pollen’s Fencibles- Circa 1794-1802 German Awards Medals Badges Insignia the need for and costOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a truly interesting private purchase Brown Bess Musket. "Fencible" Militia regiments were first introduced in the Seven Years war in 1759 when England feared the possibility of a French Invasion. These were basically volunteer regiments raised by a wealthy "colonel" who, more often than not, outfitted the regiment that typically carried his name at his personal expense. The 1759 Fencible regiments were