British India Pattern (3rd Model) Brown Bess Musket Cowan's Auction


Brown Bess India Pattern 140 cm

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Antique British Brown Bess India Pattern Flintlock Musket Napoleon War

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British India Pattern Brown Bess Flintlock Musket with Barnebys

Soldiers hugged Brown Bess for over 100 years, since it was a reliable weapon and only had to be slightly modified over the decades. This is an exact reproduction of the India Pattern, a version that was first manufactured for the British East India Company and issued to standard infantry.


Unique India Pattern Type 2 Brown Bess “New York” Marked (AL4828)

3rd Model Brown Bess A.K.A. East India Pattern Click on photos for detailed information Tweet A full view of the piece, which features a 39" barrel. View from the left. These differ from the earlier Land Pattern muskets in that there is no tail on the sideplate. A view of the lock. The lock is marked with the King's Cypher.


India Pattern Type II Brown Bess Musket by J. Potts (AL4842)

The India-pattern Brown Bess, though a simplified form of other, earlier versions, was still an elegant, rugged firearm. It served the British well into the 1830s and other forces considerably later than that. That being said, actually the gun wasn't just one arm but several, and its name wasn't really Brown Bess.


Original English India Pattern Brown Bess Flintlock Musket Marked to

" Brown Bess " is a nickname of uncertain origin for the British Army 's muzzle-loading smoothbore flintlock Land Pattern Musket and its derivatives. The musket design remained in use for over a hundred years with many incremental changes in its design.


British India Pattern Brown Bess Musket

India Pattern Brown Bess (Third Model) (573) The India Pattern Musket was originally made for the East India Company, but in 1793, the English were very short of arms and decided to adopt the East India Pattern which was easier and cheaper to make, with simplified a butt plate, trigger guard, and side plate. Deleting the thumbpiece and one thimble.


British Pattern 1809 Brown Bess Musket India Pattern Type III (AL4781)

Skip to the beginning of the images gallery. Product Description. Brown Bess Inert Flintlock Musket India Pattern. A good display piece or wall hanger, the Brown Bess has a 99cm steel barrel, lock and ramrod, brass furniture and a hardwood stock. Overall Length 140cm. For UK sales of Inert Long Guns no licence is required. Additional Information.


British India Pattern (3rd Model) Brown Bess Musket Cowan's Auction

Born From Need For Small Arms The "Bess" Kipling blessed was the .75 caliber flintlock musket that faithfully served British infantrymen from the 1730s through the end of the Napoleonic era and beyond. The Brown Bess evolved from a need to standardize British service small arms.


Brown Bess India Pattern 140 cm

This Brown Bess musket is a "third model" otherwise known as an "India Pattern" musket made after the East India Company introduced improvements and they were later adopted for arms manufactured for the British military.


India Pattern Brown Bess Musket. SN 8768 West Street Antiques

The India Pattern musket, nicknamed the Brown Bess, was the gun carried by most of our troops on that fateful day in June 1815. Mark Murray-Fletcher of the Royal Armouries traces its history. The simplicity of the 1793 India Pattern musket made it easy and cheap to produce. TAGS: military waterloo


British India Pattern (3rd Model) Brown Bess Musket Cowan's Auction

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A British Military India Pattern Brown Bess Musket Snaphaunce

The India Pattern form saw service from 1797 through 1854 and served as a standardized musket during that span. Barrel length was 39" with an overall length of 55.25" and a weight of 9.68lbs.. Cavalry Pattern (Brown Bess Carbine) - Shortened barrel issued to cavalry troops; service from 1796 to 1838; 26-inch barrel length; 42.5-inch overall.


sold INDIA PATTERN BROWN BESS MUSKET sold ROA Antique Arms

"Brown Bess" is a nickname of uncertain origin for the British Army's muzzle-loading smoothbore flintlock Land Pattern Musket and its derivatives. The musket design remained in use for over a hundred years with many incremental changes in its design.


A Brown Bess India pattern flintlock musket with GR Tower lock

Year of Manufacture: Circa 1796 Caliber: .75" Musket Ammunition Type: Lead Ball & Powder Overall Length: 55 inches Barrel Length: 39 inches Action: Flintlock Feed System: Muzzle-Loaded NOTE: International orders of antique firearms MUST be shipped using UPS WW Services (courier). USPS Priority Mail international will not accept these.


Third Model India Pattern Brown Bess Musket Cowan's Auction House

A good quality reproduction of the Indian Pattern Brown Bess with features that include a polished steel 99cm (39) barrel. Hardwood stock complete with brass furniture. Overall length: 140cm (55). Weight: 4kg (8 1/2 lbs) approx. .75 cal smoothbore. Excellent quality Indian made reproduction. Shooting with a reproduction India Brown Bess Muzzle.

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