Original 19th Century Southern European Barbary Pirate Flintlock Hand Blunderbuss - circa 1800 Russian Navy HAMBURG 19

HAMBURG 19

Allies perhaps for use at Military Funerals

remaining aloft for 36 hours

In place of the fourth (top) iron hoop there is a broad brass stepped hoop that fans out like in a large lip

None of this initial batch survived the war

Original 19th Century Southern European Barbary Pirate Flintlock Hand Blunderbuss - circa 1800 Russian Navy HAMBURG 19Original item: One of a Kind. The form of this "Hand Blunderbuss" is that of a shoulder fired weapon, but in fact these were carried in one hand. Fitted with a 9" swamped iron barrel measuring 19" overall, this is fitted with a saddle ring on the left side for attaching to a body sling allowing the seaman to climb aloft without fear of losing his pistol. The Barbary Pirates became a real problem in the early 1800's and it needed the new Nation of the