United Kingdom. The Brown Bess: An Identification Guide And Illustrated Study Of Britain's Most Famous Musket, Signed Edition United Republic of dated June 14

dated June 14

bearing four bands of silver aluminum wire piping bisected by a green threaded band

36 mm long pin

when his Marauder aircraft crashed in Nassau

with a great deal of variation apparent among surviving examples

United Kingdom. The Brown Bess: An Identification Guide And Illustrated Study Of Britain's Most Famous Musket, Signed Edition United Republic of dated June 14Softcover, the front and back cover with photographs, entitled "The Brown Bess: An Identification Guide and Illustrated Study of Britain's Most Famous Musket", by Erik Goldstein, Curator of Mechanical Arts and Numismatics at Colonial Williamsburg & Stuart Mowbray, Editor of "Man at Arms for the Gun and Sword Collector" magazine, published by Andrew Mowbray Publishing Inc. of Woonsocket, Rhode Island, printed in China, ISBN 1 931464 44 8. Reference