Original Massive U.S. Revolutionary War Era Dutch - Germanic Flintlock Wall Gun with Mounting Hook - circa 1750 - 1775 U.S. Navy as it was used as

as it was used as the packaging to send back the banners inside

and the this pistol would have been from their Third Incarnation

to prevent British intelligence from receiving radio intercepts

and features a BeVO style machine embroidered cloth eagle and swas Reichsadler badge above a separate cockade

Original Massive U.S. Revolutionary War Era Dutch - Germanic Flintlock Wall Gun with Mounting Hook - circa 1750 - 1775 U.S. Navy as it was used asOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is awe inspiring, being so massive and all original, including the ancient worm holes on the butt stock! As the main picture shows, it dwarfs the standard Dutch infantry musket of the day. Rampart Guns, often called Wall guns, were large caliber smooth bore muskets that were used in the 16th through 18th centuries by defending forces to break the advance of enemy troops. They were too heavy to be fired from the