Original British "Man-Stopper" .64" Bore Flintlock Walking Pistol by Hampton & Son of London with and Period Applied Belt Hook - Circa 1820 Japanese Marines Rare piece

Rare piece

they lowered their lances to receive a charge by the sabre wielding British 7th Hussars  who drove them back through Genappe and onto the bridge

We spent our nights in the German pill boxes underground

This is just like the ones issued to the British during WWI and WWII

Original British "Man-Stopper" .64" Bore Flintlock Walking Pistol by Hampton & Son of London with and Period Applied Belt Hook - Circa 1820 Japanese Marines Rare pieceOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely British Flintlock "Walking" Pistol, clearly marked on the lock with HAMPTON & SON, a known London firm that looks to have made flintlock pistols during the early 19th Century. We have unfortunately not been able to find much in the way of details about the firm, but that is often the case for this period. It looks to be all original, except for the period applied 3 inch long belt look on the left