Musketeer bandolier with a pouch, 17th century

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MUSKETEER BANDOLIER WITH A POUCH, 17TH CENTURY

MUSKETEER BANDOLIER WITH A POUCH, 17TH CENTURY - SWORD ACCESSORIES, SCABBARDS

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During the Thirty Years' War the infantry was divided into musketeers and pikemen according to their equipment and method of fighting. A musketeer was equipped with a long rifle - a musket with a breech lock and carried a sword or dagger as a sidearm. The musket is quite heavy, so the musketeer used a furket. Wooden containers called apostols with pre-measured doses of gunpowder were used to dose the musket. The musketeer wore them on a leather bandolier; in addition, a leather pouch for bullets and bullet plugs was suspended from the bandolier or belt.

The bandolier we offer is without the wooden apostles with the bullet pouch.

Dimensions of the pouch: 11 x 13 cm
Width of the belt: 5 cm

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