Original British East India Company Howdah Flintlock Pistol- Circa 1819 Availability_Both It is one of just

It is one of just 100 specially ordered for use by the SINGAPORE RIFLE CORPS in 1856

Small: fits up to US 7 1/4 (58cm)

the weapon could operate in offensive or defensive applications

and the Commander of the Light Brigade which squandered 600 British Cavalrymen against the Russian Cannon

Inc purchased some 600 original German MG 15 Light Machine Guns in 1999

Original British East India Company Howdah Flintlock Pistol- Circa 1819 Availability_Both It is one of justOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is very unusual, at first glance it appears to be the British East India Company Flintlock Dragoon Pistol, known as the "Baker Pattern" in use between 1819 and 1839. However, one swiftly notes that the pistol has a steel octagonal barrel which upon examination was once a rifled sporting gun barrel cut down with most of the rifling bored out so the smoothbore is now in . 75 caliber, the same as a musket and not