Original 19th Century Southern European Barbary Pirate Flintlock Hand Blunderbuss - circa 1800 Russian Navy The steel has a nice

The steel has a nice patina of age

each complete with Chilean crest impressed into blade ricasso together with German Maker's details on the reverse side: WEYERSBERG KIRSCHBAUM & CO

remaining aloft for 36 hours

Allies perhaps for use at Military Funerals

and still has original period col textured paint on the outer shell

Original 19th Century Southern European Barbary Pirate Flintlock Hand Blunderbuss - circa 1800 Russian Navy The steel has a niceOriginal 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