Original Napoleonic Midshipman's Curved Naval Dirk made with Hungarian Blade circa 1810 British Flare Guns ready to frame

ready to frame

The feathering detail is outstanding

gasmasks and every other piece of fighting equipment intended for soldiers fighting at the front

and a buttoned flap as an added layer of security over the zippered front

The romantic "Ball Butted" pistols were a middle-eastern hangover from 16th century wheel locks are often observed in old etchings of Buccaneers and Bandits from the early 1800s

Original Napoleonic Midshipman's Curved Naval Dirk made with Hungarian Blade circa 1810 British Flare Guns ready to frameOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is very attractive and it could be either of BRITISH or FRENCH origin Circa the Napoleonic Wars. We tend to think it is in fact a French Naval Midshipman's short sword, in that Napoleon's wars with Austria produced all types of Austro Hungarian captured weapons, which could be the source of this wonderful blade. The blade measures 18 1 2" in length is curved and engraved on both side with very typical engravings