Original British 1777 Flintlock Pistol Inscribed CAPT R.PEARSON R.N. (Battle of Flamborough Head) MP 34 5" fullered blade marked with

5" fullered blade marked with a British maker's name MILWARD on the back of the blade which is also marked with an inspectors acceptance stamping

The Panzer peak visor cap has the finest field grey cotton doeskin crown

which stood for "Milizia Volontara par la Sicurezza NSDAPonale" known to the rest of the world as the Blackshirts

The lock is also dated 1863 and marked REMINGTON'S ILION

Under normal use

Original British 1777 Flintlock Pistol Inscribed CAPT R.PEARSON R.N. (Battle of Flamborough Head) MP 34 5" fullered blade marked withOriginal One of a Kind Item. Acquired from the Strakaty Collection of Vienna, Austria. A very fine example of a Revolutionary War era British officer's pistol bearing silver mounts and both a brass barrel and brass lockplate, making it ideal for naval use. The pistol was made by KETLAND & CO. who originated in Birmingham England in 1740 but opened a location in London in 1760, the company stayed in business until 1804. The brass lock plate is fitted