Original British New Land Pattern Flintlock Dragoon Pistol Marked TOWER- Circa 1810 Category_Martini-Henry Parts It was repainted by the

It was repainted by the veteran but original paint and stenciling can be seen beneath the paint in places including a 1944 date

and consists of the official emblem of the United Nations in white on a blue background

the stitching pulled apart breaking free from the gun and dropped a $2000 display gun on the ground smashing the bakelite stock

Most surprisingly is that the optics are excellent and still functional

displaying the RAF logo of King's Crown over spread wings with RAF in gold on the cover

Original British New Land Pattern Flintlock Dragoon Pistol Marked TOWER- Circa 1810 Category_Martini-Henry Parts It was repainted by theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is the standard Dragoon Flintlock Pistol of the Napoleonic Wars! Built in . 65 caliber this fine example features a trapped swivel ramrod, with standard brass mounts, and a 9 inch with clear British proof marks. The flintlock mechanism has a swan neck cock and the lock plate is marked TOWER and has a Crown over G. R. indicating military use, on this example the iron swivel rod is a time of service replacement.