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Musket, Rank and File for Foot Guards, Lovell’s Pattern of 1838. Ne’er a Shot Fired in Anger?
The Pattern 1838 Musket was initially designed for the rank and file of the British army, it was instead issued to the elite Foot Guards. With arguably the lowest survival rate of any 19th Century British military firearm it is one of the rarest muskets to encounter today. This is its story …