The Potzdam musket was the standard infantry weapon of the Royal Prussian Army (German: Königlich Preußische Armee) from the 18th century until the military reforms of the 1840s. …

Finally available is the Germany's most famous flintlock musket, the 1740 Prussian Potzdam model. Frederick the Great's army used it along with German troops in the American …

Jul 2, 2018 · 1809 Prussian Potsdam Musket In the 1799 kitchen, a 19th century musket stands by the door that leads to the back veranda. Made of walnut and brass, the musket measures …

Jun 13, 2019 · I search information about prussian percussion musket M1809/39 popular named "Potsdam" produced by Arsenal in Danzig (now is Gdańsk) and used in Civil War time. I …

Prussian Model 1809/1843/1833 Potsdam Percussion Conversion Musket Prussian Model 1809/1843/1833 Potsdam Percussion Conversion Musket. Click to open image viewer. CC0 …

Parts of percussioned 1808 Prussian Muskets are known to have been used to convert U.S. 1816 Springfields to percussion for the Confederacy. The stock is a fullstock, made of American …

Prussian 1809 Pattern Musket. Inspired by the French Imperial Guard's musket, this pattern was the standard infantry firearm when Prussian Army campaigned against Napoleon culminating …

Some claim it was the 1757 model and that many muskets issued to the Prussians in 1806 were old and unreliable - others claim that the musket employed by the Prussian infantry, both light …

Furthermore, parts of Prussian muskets were incorporated into post-Revolutionary muskets assembled by American makers, proving their use in America. This musket is identical in form …

With the help of John Hakes and the Late Kit Ravenshear we have produced the 1740 Prussian Potzdamn Musket. By this time, the very unique stock design had become firmly established. …