Original British 1762 Dated Royal Artillery Officer P-1756 Flintlock Fusil of Lt. Joseph Cheney - Only Known Example of Pattern MILITARIA proceeded to Espiritu Santo in

proceeded to Espiritu Santo in the New Hebrides Islands

McRae (20 April 1918)

It is finished in gun blue and in the stove black used on most British small arms of the Second World War

Theses bare bones knives were available in several variants

Original British 1762 Dated Royal Artillery Officer P-1756 Flintlock Fusil of Lt. Joseph Cheney - Only Known Example of Pattern MILITARIA proceeded to Espiritu Santo inOriginal item: One of a Kind. This is a fantastic collector's opportunity! This is the only known surviving example of the Pattern of 1756 Officer's Fusil, procured by the Board of Ordnance for the use of Royal Artillery officers from 1750 until 1773, After that point, longarms were laid aside and artillery officers only carried sidearms such as short swords or dirks from that date forward. The Tower of London Small Arms Office began production of the