Original British 18th Century William Ketland & Company Officer Fusil Flintlock Musket U.S. Artwork & Posters Which translates to "Fukueki suru"

Which translates to "Fukueki suru" which is a personal creed of the soldier who owned it

Large calibre)

colonial history

The sunwheel medallion is the type that is inserted and it has nearly all of the silvering still between the swas legs

The blade bears the maker's name of "EMERSON & SILVER of Trenton

Original British 18th Century William Ketland & Company Officer Fusil Flintlock Musket U.S. Artwork & Posters Which translates to "Fukueki suru"Original Item: Only One Available. The flintlock lock plate of this fine musket is signed W. KETLAND & Co. under a crown. This smaller lightweight musket commonly referred to as a fusil pronounced back then "fuzee". This musket is in . 65" bore, the same ball size as an officer's pistol at the time. The style is identical to a regular . 75" Brown Bess musket. Fusils such as these were commercially made and would have been officer's private purchase