Original Matched Pair of Percussion Officer Pistols- Circa 1842 Category_MG 34 Feed Assembly and was widely used for

and was widely used for birds and small game

Original Item: Original 3rd model India Pattern Brown Bess musket converted to percussion and reissued as the P-1839

flasks and especially steins

Placing a light source near the mirror also allows the bore to be examined from the muzzle

Prussian eagle helmet plate

Original Matched Pair of Percussion Officer Pistols- Circa 1842 Category_MG 34 Feed Assembly and was widely used forOriginal Items: Only One Pair Available. Made in Liege, Belgium and signed under the barrel "PLOMDEUR" for Nicholas Plomdeur of Liege began work in 1842. Features include smooth hexagonal 7. 5 inch barrels with an overall length of almost 14 inches. All steel mounts show decorative engraving including shell designed butt traps with nice checkered walnut stocks. The ramrods are ivory tipped, one is broken but the break is well hidden within the stock,