Original British King William IV Flintlock Saddle Ring Carbine Lock Assembly Dated 1835 - Fully Functional Medals "Flakhelferinnen" and other female assistants

"Flakhelferinnen" and other female assistants were trained and allowed to carry weapons to defend themselves

Blade Length: 26 3/4"

which lists Evans as working in Philadelphia from 1845 to 1867

a butterfly screw or a spring-loaded catch

Original British King William IV Flintlock Saddle Ring Carbine Lock Assembly Dated 1835 - Fully Functional Medals "Flakhelferinnen" and other female assistantsOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is quite rare, and only the second example that we have ever had! Any King William IV flintlock assembly is rare, but this one is for a saddle carbine and features some quite advanced features, such as a slide half cock safety and an "internal" frizzen spring. It also features a "waterproof" pan with gutters on the sides, intended to let water run off the top of the gun and around the closed pan. The Lock plate