Original 18th Century European Continental Flintlock Pocket Pistol with Lion Head Grotesque Butt Cap - circa 1780 Category_Receiver Acquired from the collection of

Acquired from the collection of George Strakaty of Vienna Austria this is an all silver hilted small sword with hallmarks located on the hilt and scabbard mounts that show this to be of Scottish manufacture

worn off due to use

Located in the bombardier's compartment of the Flying Fortress

attacked and defeated a unit of 150 French troops

which first entered service as an infantry weapon (designated PKP) in 1949

Original 18th Century European Continental Flintlock Pocket Pistol with Lion Head Grotesque Butt Cap - circa 1780 Category_Receiver Acquired from the collection ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice 18th Century Continental European (likely Belgian) flintlock pistol, which does not have any markings that we can see. It does however show a very high level of manufacturer, and is similar to the typical flintlock pistols used in the late 18th Century in Europe. The pistol is fitted with a 3 3 8" long half octagonal "cannon" style barrel, which has a bore of approximately . 50". It features a