Original Dutch Napoleonic Flintlock Naval Blunderbuss Pistol Carbine Named to Ship ADMIRAL TJERK HIDDES de VRIES - Circa 1780 Martini-Henry Bayonets 000 troops and heavy civilian

000 troops and heavy civilian casualties

Height: From 71" and up

The term "HUSSAR" comes from the Hungarians whose 17th and 18th century cavalrymen inspired all of Europe

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In 1898 there were also gold flag medals presented to regiments for which the Emperor was the Proprietor

Original Dutch Napoleonic Flintlock Naval Blunderbuss Pistol Carbine Named to Ship ADMIRAL TJERK HIDDES de VRIES - Circa 1780 Martini-Henry Bayonets 000 troops and heavy civilianOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very interesting Dutch Flintlock Naval Blunderbuss Pistol Carbine, very similar to many Naval Flintlock pistols manufactured for the Dutch in Belgium, which was under Napoleon Bonaparte's control until 1814. The shape of the stock, the characteristic butt cap with lanyard loop, and square barrel escutcheons are typical. The mounts are all of brass and the grade of manufacture is really quite high. However,