Original British Napoleonic Era Officer's Private Purchase .69” Flintlock Fusil by Sharpe of London - circa 1815 U.S. Documents & Books One the reverse of the

One the reverse of the photo in handwritten ink

as well as the very interesting ramrod

when the battle apparently ended

A known officer attending one of history's most decisive battle

The position of the Twenty-sixth Division was as follows: the extreme right was held by the 101st Infantry

Original British Napoleonic Era Officer's Private Purchase .69” Flintlock Fusil by Sharpe of London - circa 1815 U.S. Documents & Books One the reverse of theOriginal item: Only One Available. Here we have a very interesting Officer's PRIVATE PURCHASE 0. 69" smooth bore fusil, dating to around 1800 that was later converted to the Percussion cap system. It is marked relatively clearly on the lock by SHARPE, a known British maker from London, who worked approximately 1800 to 1840. The fusil is approximately 55 1 4 inches in length, with a 40 inch long barrel, and definitely could have had a double purpose as