Original British Revolutionary War Era Cased Pair of Ducks Foot Pistols by Collis of Oxford - Circa 1782 U.S. Replica but may be worn by

but may be worn by classes other than the samurai as a single blade

Ready to display as is

with much of the silvering and some of the frosting along the edges

This Cavalry visor cap is the correct grey/green wool construction visor cap with a very subtle whipcord weave features a black

Painted versions of this badge are far more rare than the enamel

Original British Revolutionary War Era Cased Pair of Ducks Foot Pistols by Collis of Oxford - Circa 1782 U.S. Replica but may be worn byOriginal Items: One of a kind set. This is a magnificent set of a matching pair of English steel framed and barreled "Duck's Foot" Volley Firing Pistols each having four splayed cannon style barrels with barrel measuring 4 3 8 inches in length. The Silver but caps has Birmingham Silver Hallmarks with letter code E which is a date code for the year 1777. Flintlock Duck's foot pistols were first introduced in the 18th century, most often found in the