Original British Flintlock Walking Pistol by Richards of London with "Man-Stopping" .67" Bore Octagonal Barrel - Circa 1810 French & Indian War It allowed an easier control

It allowed an easier control of the plane when flying formation to the bomb site

The Mark IV Martini–Henry rifle ended production in 1889

Both phones are in good condition

featuring a lobed butt on the grip

made to commemorate the 30 January 1933 appointment of Adolf H as Chancellor

Original British Flintlock Walking Pistol by Richards of London with "Man-Stopping" .67" Bore Octagonal Barrel - Circa 1810 French & Indian War It allowed an easier controlOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely British Flintlock "Walking" Pistol, marked on the lock with RICHARDS, though unfortunately the marking is worn, so we cannot see any initials before the name. There were various makers with the last name "Richards" working in London during the early 19th century, including John Richards, William Richards, Theophilus Richards, and others. Many of these were related and worked in various partnerships