Original French Napoleonic Model An XIII Flintlock Cavalry Pistol made at Charleville Arsenal - dated 1811 British Flare Guns History of the 102nd Infantry

History of the 102nd Infantry Division

all with maker marks

the gunner holds two wooden spade-type hand grips

Moving cautiously from bunker to bunker

and the inside of the left ear flap has leather wear but is still solid

Original French Napoleonic Model An XIII Flintlock Cavalry Pistol made at Charleville Arsenal - dated 1811 British Flare Guns History of the 102nd InfantryOriginal item. Ony One Available. This is the Classic Military Flintlock Pistol of the Napoleonic era, made at the IMPERIAL ARSENAL at CHARLEVILLE, an Arms Manufacturing installation in Charleville Mzires, Ardennes, France, to the north east of Paris. It is Marked on the lock plate Manuf. Imp. de Charleville in scroll engraving below a proof mark. Brass mounts on walnut wood stock fitted with large skull crusher butt cap, and dated 1811 on the barrel.