Original European Continental Percussion Brass Framed Blunderbuss Pistol - Circa 1835 Martini-Henry Accessories but had to resign on

but had to resign on October due to being seriously wounded at the Battle of the Crater in July

the later cases were embroidered with a circle instead of a star

the Army boasted that an experienced navigator using an in instrument of this sort could "set his plane down at the end of a transoceanic flight within an error radius of only 15 miles

and has an internal structure much more like the lock from the 1863 Rifled musket

000 Latvian soldiers became Soviet prisoners of war

Original European Continental Percussion Brass Framed Blunderbuss Pistol - Circa 1835 Martini-Henry Accessories but had to resign onOriginal Item: Only One Available. Clearly intended to frighten the Outlaw, and maybe it could actually kill them. This is a cute Blunderbuss pistol with a Brass Barrel and frame, made in percussion around the 1830's or 1840's. It features a wood bag shaped grip with minimal engraving on the frame. Complete with single trigger in trigger guard. No proof or maker markings visible, almost certainly made in Belgium. The action works great, though it is a