Original Early 18th Century English Short Queen Anne Flintlock Pistol by John Sibley of London - circa 1675 - 1715 MG 34 Mounts The sign measures 11 1/2"W

The sign measures 11 1/2"W x 12 1/2"H

three men from Chicago incorporated the Aetna Powder Company in Indiana to make high explosive powder

canister shot

All men in my platoon were in agreement that they wanted me to do this

Original Early 18th Century English Short Queen Anne Flintlock Pistol by John Sibley of London - circa 1675 - 1715 MG 34 Mounts The sign measures 11 1/2"WOriginal Item: Only one available. This is a very rare "Queen Anne" style pistol with a single piece iron frame and barrel, made in a relatively short length compared to what we usually see. It is marked on the bottom of the lock under the frizzen spring by maker IOHN SIBLEY of London. Known to have made Holster Pistols for Queen's Anne's Army, John Sibley became one of London's premier Gun Makers by the end of the 17th Century. He also made guns