Original 18th Century French Flintlock "Saw Wheel" Pistol-style Powder Tester circa 1750 Japanese Guns & Ordnance Originally an East India Company

Originally an East India Company Musket of about 1808 this was gifted

After the Power Plant is started it should require no further attention than refueling and setting equalizer switch to "ON" position if it is desired to charge batteries in parallel with main engine generators while main engines are running

before the Model 1865 production order was completed

requested "commando units" for raids against lightly defended Japanese-held islands

Only the bolt retaining screw does not match

Original 18th Century French Flintlock "Saw Wheel" Pistol-style Powder Tester circa 1750 Japanese Guns & Ordnance Originally an East India CompanyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This example is unmarked, but was almost certainly made in France around 1750. What we have here is a Gun Powder tester, used to determine the strength of a mixture of ingredients when producing gunpowder. It has a nice typical French carved "Bird's head" wood grip on the stock, and is complete with iron trigger guard and lock side plate. The teeth on the "Saw Wheel" are each numbered from from One to Eleven, and the