Original British American Revolutionary War Shale Mold for Wall Gun Category_MG 42 Mounts including Lord High Steward at

including Lord High Steward at the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953

but there are no major dents we can see and it fits the sword well

Aside from age toning and a few small stains

that could be residue from oilcloth

The design was so successful and well received that the Prussian Pattern 1811 Blücher Saber was a nearly direct copy of Le Merchant’s design

Original British American Revolutionary War Shale Mold for Wall Gun Category_MG 42 Mounts including Lord High Steward atOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a lovely piece of Revolutionary War era firearm technology, a 3 part ball or bullet made from shale, as opposed to soapstone as more commonly found on Revolutionary War sites of the Continental Army. With a cavity of one inch diameter, this mold was almost certainly made for balls used in a wall gun, rampart musket or "amusette", as they were sometimes referred to during the period. These were flintlock arms in