Description
as well as standard Birmingham production markings
including the fictional Rosie the Riveter
There is some wear through the sharkskin
120 mm caliber mortars are by far the most common heavy mortars in service globally
The left side of the helmet has a small fabric rosette
Original 18th Century Brass Framed Double Barrel Flintlock Boxlock Pistol with Safety - circa 1790 Antique Shotguns as well as standard BirminghamOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a great condition 19th Century British brass framed double barrel flintlock pocket pistol dating to approximately 1800, originating from the European Continent. It is made very much in the British "Queen Anne" style, and does not have any maker markings on the frame, but it has the late 18th century CROWN P "proof" and CROWN GP "gunmaker's proof from the London Gun Company proof house on the bottom of both