Original British Silver Wire Inlaid and Engraved Flintlock Pocket Pistol by John Waters c.1770 Spanish Military Equipment at day-break the soldiers marched

at day-break the soldiers marched to Brocourt Woods where they rested all day

The Model 1842 was intended for use of Cavalry

This cord would be used for tying the saya to the obi when in traditional Japanese dress

these were written in local languages and assured the indigenous population that a healthy reward awaited all who assisted US military personnel on the run

Original hatband is missing and two pinwheel vents were added to it at some point

Original British Silver Wire Inlaid and Engraved Flintlock Pocket Pistol by John Waters c.1770 Spanish Military Equipment at day-break the soldiers marchedOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an extremely well made iron framed flintlock pocket pistol by one of Britain's better known makers, JOHN WATERS OF BIRMINGHAM, who worked from 1767 until 1781 and was best known for his invention of the "Spring Bayonet" often found on Blunderbusses and assorted pistols. The weapon measures just 5 3 4" in overall length with a screw off 1 1 4" smooth bored iron cannon barrel. The entire wood stock is profusely