Original 18th Century Pair of Silver Mounted Ottoman Flintlock Pistols - circa 1790 Empire Edged Weapons Kropatschek's rifles used a tubular

Kropatschek's rifles used a tubular magazine (constructed of nickel-plated steel) of his design

marked on the top with an eagle over Feinstes Fabrikat

the mushroom-head and spindle slid back

Crosfield crossed to France in February 1915 as second in command of the 14th South Lancashire Regiment and subsequently commanded the 2nd Suffolk and the RWF in the field

Jack Riddle

Original 18th Century Pair of Silver Mounted Ottoman Flintlock Pistols - circa 1790 Empire Edged Weapons Kropatschek's rifles used a tubularOriginal Items: One Matched Pair Only. Earlier than most Ottoman flintlock pistols encountered today, this pair of silver mounted flintlock pistols were made around 1790. They have 11" barrels and measure 18" in overall length. Each is covered in multiple fretted silver plaques as well as having silver butt caps, trigger guards and side plates. Overall the pistols show use and ware and the barrels are pitted on most of the exterior surface but with no