Original French or Belgian Circa 1850 Dumonthier-Style Double-Barrel Percussion Bowie Knife Pistol with Engraved German Silver Grip Snider Rifles & Bayonets the Americans dug in and

the Americans dug in and waited for the attack

The blade buffer is present and the "S" shaped cross guard is still intact

the boat had the nickname "Edelweißboot"

Teton was present on 2 September when the Japanese Instrument of Surrender was signed on board the battleship USS Missouri (BB-63)

there are stress cracks on the left and right side of the liner with very minor fraying on the rim

Original French or Belgian Circa 1850 Dumonthier-Style Double-Barrel Percussion Bowie Knife Pistol with Engraved German Silver Grip Snider Rifles & Bayonets the Americans dug in andOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is an exceptionally rare and visually striking mid 19th century double barrel percussion knife pistol made in the distinctive style associated with French gunsmith Joseph Clestin Dumonthier. Combining an 8 1 8 inch clip point Bowie style blade with two concealed percussion pistols, a sculpted German silver grip, engraved acanthus decoration, retracting triggers, and cleverly disguised hammers forming part of the