Original U.S. 19th Century E. Allen-Style Single Shot Percussion Pocket Pistol Spanish Military Equipment bearing down with his vicious

bearing down with his vicious mace and chain for the final blow

9 in) of armor

The cork itself is partly missing

of marking the approximate dial positions of major European stations on its tuning scale

Extremely rare today these filled void in British LMGs between the WW1 Lewis Gun and the WW2 Bren Gun

Original U.S. 19th Century E. Allen-Style Single Shot Percussion Pocket Pistol Spanish Military Equipment bearing down with his viciousOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely early percussion pocket pistol, made in the 1830's for the U. S. Market. It is made very much in the Ethan Allen style of Pocket Pistol. With a 3" barrel, half round, half octagonal , with a plain steel frame and wood bag style grip this is exactly what Gamblers etc. carried for personal protection. Just 6 1 2" overall, this pistol was easy to conceal, and provided just a little bit of assurance to