Original French Ornate Flintlock Blunderbuss Pistol named to Famous Privateer Robert Surcouf with Gold Inlaid Barrel c. 1800 nChannel They feature only one cartouche

They feature only one cartouche because they were produced using new stocks

Naval produced theatre made fighting knives were quite common during WWII

By Her Majesty Queen Victoria

Beside each muzzle loading ship's cannon there always stood a large bucket of seawater

A very scarce accessory almost always missing from the loader set

Original French Ornate Flintlock Blunderbuss Pistol named to Famous Privateer Robert Surcouf with Gold Inlaid Barrel c. 1800 nChannel They feature only one cartoucheOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Here we have a lovely late 18th or early 19th Century French flintlock blunderbuss pistol, named to the famous privateer and slave trader Robert Surcouf. He was very successful in the Indian Ocean, bringing his prizes to Isle de France, today known as Mauritius, and received rewards from the French Government. The pistol is clearly named with gold inlay on the top of the barrel: CAPITAINE ROBERT SURCOUF ST. MALO Born in