Original French Late 18th Century Flintlock Pistol with Faded Maker Markings - Circa 1790 U.S. Civil War Overall an very nice M42

Overall an very nice M42 Single Decal Heer Army helmet

and the only major engagement involved a single German Panther Tank near the Train station

The exterior shell retains a most of the original Feldgrau (field gray) lightly textured combat finish on the exterior

who remarked the rear sight with modern Arabic numerals

which means it is a large circle shape with a turnback at the MUNE (blade spine)

Original French Late 18th Century Flintlock Pistol with Faded Maker Markings - Circa 1790 U.S. Civil War Overall an very nice M42Original item. Only One Available. This is a very nice late 18th Century French Flintlock pistol, a typical commercial or private purchase example from just at the start of the French Revolution. It is maker marked on the lock plate, however the markings are too worn for us read, though maybe someone who has dealt extensively with French pistols may recognize the markings. It is all iron mounted with a "long ear" butt cap, and the fittings are all