Vuursteenkadettengeweer voor het Staatse leger 1799 - 1809

This flintlock musket, created by the Royal Gun Factory in Culemborg, Netherlands, between 1799 and 1809, was used by the Dutch State Army. The musket, with its wooden stock and steel barrel, is a powerful example of 18th-century firearm technology. Its flintlock mechanism, once used to ignite gunpowder, is a hallmark of this era. This musket is now part of the collection of the Rijksmuseum, providing insight into the military history of the Netherlands.