Original Victorian Era Belgian Double Barreled Pocket Percussion Pistol with Liège Proofs - Circa 1840 Featured Item and a pad behind each

and a pad behind each

The group returned to the United States as the war was ending in Europe

It features the trademark squirrel looking to the viewer's left

showing no major dents or bends

[18] Bey led Hans Lody and four other destroyers during a sortie for the Southwest Approaches on 17 October and were intercepted by a British force of two light cruisers and five destroyers

Original Victorian Era Belgian Double Barreled Pocket Percussion Pistol with Liège Proofs - Circa 1840 Featured Item and a pad behind eachOriginal Item: Only One Available. This lovely double barreled pocket percussion pistol was almost certainly made in Lige, Belgium for the European and American export markets. These were quite popular for self protection, and having two barrels definitely would give the owner increased protection. Pistols like this were equally at home on dark Streets of New York or of London in Victorian England. It features some lovely simple engraving on the sides