Description
at Batavia roads just off the shore of the large Dutch Naval base of Batavia in Java
appear on the 1901 Census (which Census in contrast to its successor in 1911 did not include details of men overseas in units
Year of Manufacture: 1779 with lock replaced 1802
Colt M16A2 Military issue non-functional RUBBER DUCK training and parade carbine
the piece measures 22¼” long
Original Mid-19th Century Continental Officer’s Sword with Fire-Blued Gold-Inlaid Blade & Scabbard by H&R Böker of Remscheid Antique Shotguns at Batavia roads just offOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a lovely early to mid 19th century Continental officers sword likely used by France or Germany during the 1830s & 1840s. The sword is all brass mounted with a standard "P" handguard with a standard wire wrapped leather grip which is in good order. The blade features gorgeous fire bluing as well as gold inlaid etchings, and the ricasso is etched on one side with: H&R Bker And on the other side with: Remscheid