Original Victorian 14 Bore Double Barrel Howdah Percussion Pistol with Spiral Forged Barrels - circa 1850 Garand & U.S. Rifles spending a few months in

spending a few months in France before returning stateside again

The epaulets have Sterling Silver Lieutenant bars and Enamel 26th Infantry Regiment Distinctive Unit Insignias

In 1994 it became part of the Monet Group

The design of Ear Vietnam War era liners was mostly identical to the WWII issue

prevent the Germans from reinforcing Cherbourg

Original Victorian 14 Bore Double Barrel Howdah Percussion Pistol with Spiral Forged Barrels - circa 1850 Garand & U.S. Rifles spending a few months inOriginal Item: Only one available. Now this is a pistol that really brings back the romance of "Big Game Hunting" during the early British Victorian Era. These very large bore pistols were originally made for close range use in a Howdah, which is the box compartment that sat on the back of an Elephant and used in tiger hunts throughout India and Nepal. Officers would pursue this sport using high power sporting rifles to shoot their game from these