Search Results for: Armament - Firearm

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	Civil War musket with bayonet made by Lamson, Goodnow and Yale 1864 M.73 In 1855 the Lamson & Goodnow Company joined with the Yale [Lock] Company to purchase the bankrupt Robbins and Lawrence Armory in Windsor, Vermont, to make guns
	Flintlock long fowler 1765-1780 1971.01.02 Many militia during the American Revolution (1775-1783) carried a fowler, a light sporting gun used for hunting small game such as birds and rabbits.
	Flintlock Fowler 1780-1800 1926.13.01 Their eagerness to preserve objects associated with the American Revolution led some collectors to include heirlooms like this flintlock fowler that actually post-dated the Revolution.
	Brown Bess flintlock musket 1768 1882.81 The Brown Bess musket was the standard issue weapon for English troops during the American Revolution.
	Flintlock Musket 1812 1881.045.02 Developed in the 17th century, flintlock muskets remained the most common firearms throughout the 18th century.
	Flintlock Musket c. 1777 1883.30.03 Although this musket was dug up near the site of a battle of King Philip's War (1675-76), it likely dates to the 1770's and a Revolutionary War battle.
	Springfield percussion musket 1862 1937.06.01 The Springfield musket was the most common weapon carried by Union soldiers during the Civil War (1861-1865).
	Bridesburg Percussion Musket 1862 1930.02.02 The flintlock musket of the Revolutionary War era gave way to the more modern percussion cap rifle-musket by the Civil War (1861-1865)

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