Original European Continental Percussion Boxlock Pocket Pistol by with Custom Wood Case and Accessories - Circa 1840 Martini-Henry Parts as well as a horse's

as well as a horse's head

At its center is a crusader’s sword—the “Sword of Freedom”—and its similarity to an Arabic numeral 1 recalls the unit motto of “First in Freedom” as well as the unit’s numerical designation

this is one of the nicest M1876 McKeever cartridge boxes we’ve ever offered

and is still quite soft

Original European Continental Percussion Boxlock Pocket Pistol by with Custom Wood Case and Accessories - Circa 1840 Martini-Henry Parts as well as a horse'sOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a lovely iron framed "boxlock" style percussion pocket pistol dating to approximately 1840, which is really a fantastic "upmarket" example! It features a turn off barrel and hidden trigger, and is highly decorative! The frame is engraved with foliate designs on the sides, and it has a lovely ebony wood bag grip that terminates in a small "scallop" lidded compartment for a spare bullet. There is no maker