Original 19th Century Belgian Napoleonic Era Sea Service Flintlock Pistol - Circa 1814 Japanese Edged Weapons According to the Geneva Convention

According to the Geneva Convention of 1929

This particular example has unfortunately has suffered some damage and wear in the decades since it was in service

Duke of Saxony (known as Albert the Bold) and was to be awarded to anyone who had served the state well

The shell is large (size 68) and has the correct classic M1935 rolled edge as well as proper hollow rivet ventilation holes

Original 19th Century Belgian Napoleonic Era Sea Service Flintlock Pistol - Circa 1814 Japanese Edged Weapons According to the Geneva ConventionOriginal Item: Only One Available. This pistol is somewhat unusual in that this flintlock pistol may have been an Officer's Private Purchase item. It is clearly a better quality pistol than those normally encountered, and it is fitted with a steel ramrod supported by brass ferrules. The butt is not fitted with a lanyard ring, but instead with an oval brass plate. It also has a small silver escutcheon on the rear of the grip, behind the barrel tang.