Original French Revolution Era Iron Mounted Gendarme Flintlock Pistol circa 1790 Accessories takes the Frenchman's horse and

takes the Frenchman's horse and returns to his unit to the cries of his fellow troopers:

which would be over the left hip of the wearer

German losses were minimal

Poster measures approximately 39" x 29" is mounted on poster board and reads:They Kept the Sea Lanes OpenInvest In the Victory Liberty LoanThe color image depicts a surrendering German U-boat to an USN Navy destroyer which has protected an American civilian passenger ship making its way across the open ocean

Original French Revolution Era Iron Mounted Gendarme Flintlock Pistol circa 1790 Accessories takes the Frenchman's horse andOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a small but substantial Flintlock pistol from the French Revolution Era, as carried (in a large pocket) by French Gendarmes (Police) during the late 1700s and early 1800s. The pistol is equipped with a 6 3 4 inch barrel and has an overall length of just 12 inches, firing a most likely a 5 8" lead ball. This would pack a serious punch for anyone on the receiving end. It has a lovely walnut stock with all Iron