Original U.S. Civil War Era Prussian Model 1809/39 “Potsdam” Converted Percussion Musket by Danzig Arsenal with Socket Bayonet - Lock Dated 1837 Category_Accessories In January 1861

In January 1861

The 7th Armored halted briefly for refueling and then on 6 September drove on toward the Moselle and made a crossing near Dornot

It was withdrawn to England with the end of the fighting and disbanded at Dover in 1816

New York “Excelsior” brass buttons set back on each side

with the lock plate signed LONDON over WARRANTED amid minimal engraving

Original U.S. Civil War Era Prussian Model 1809/39 “Potsdam” Converted Percussion Musket by Danzig Arsenal with Socket Bayonet - Lock Dated 1837 Category_Accessories In January 1861Original Item: Only One Available. This is a very attractive Prussian Model 1809 39 smoothbore percussion musket manufactured at the Royal Prussian arsenal at Danzig and complete with a correctly styled socket bayonet. Commonly known to American collectors as a Potsdam musket, this substantial . 72 caliber military arm measures approximately 56 1 2 inches overall and retains the long 41 inch barrel, heavy brass furniture, and robust military