Original Victorian Era Belgian Double Barreled Pocket Percussion Pistol with Liège Proofs - Circa 1850 Japanese Army The rear of the blade

The rear of the blade also still shows a clear In Herzlicher Kameradschaft (In Cordial Comradeship) partial Röhm signature

This excavated Confederate 3 inch Read shell is in wonderful condition and still retains its sabot and fuze

Ofstie was awarded the Navy Cross

being light in weight

Previously known as the "Flag of chief of the Naval General Staff" until 1964

Original Victorian Era Belgian Double Barreled Pocket Percussion Pistol with Liège Proofs - Circa 1850 Japanese Army The rear of the bladeOriginal Item: Only One Available. This very utilitarian double barreled pocket percussion pistol was almost certainly made in Lige, Belgium for the European and American export markets. These were quite popular for self protection, and having two barrels definitely would give the owner increased protection. Pistols like this were equally at home on dark Streets of New York or of London in Victorian England. The smoothbore barrels measure just over 3"