Original 19th Century Balkan Embossed Brass Clad Flintlock Mediterranean "Pirate" Pistol - circa 1820 U.S. Holsters some with brown ceramic bodies

some with brown ceramic bodies

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General Carl Spaatz returned to England to command the USSTAF

white oil cloth (early) RZM tag which has the maker number 28 (with further research #28 identifies the specific maker)

Original 19th Century Balkan Embossed Brass Clad Flintlock Mediterranean "Pirate" Pistol - circa 1820 U.S. Holsters some with brown ceramic bodiesOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very typical Balkan style flintlock pistol from the early 19th century, as often used by the Barbary and Aegean pirates of the Mediterranean. The stock on this example is almost entirely clad in lovely embossed and engraved sheet brass. Only around the lock and barrel can the underlying wooden stock still be seen. This is a particularly nice example retaining ALL its brass cladding, all complete and simply