Original Napoleonic Dutch Flintlock Naval Pistol with Liège Proof Mark and Faded Ship Name on Barrel - Circa 1815 Japanese Army and part of this status

and part of this status is due to its use of a revolutionary bolt design originally developed by the Czechoslovakians

and they moved the plant to Worcester

There was no standard design for the Red Ensign until the early 1920s

Pre 1898 (1872) so considered an Antique by Federal Law

the use of horses and mules in battle or in transporting or servicing troops with munitions and supplies had mostly been replaced by motorized vehicles

Original Napoleonic Dutch Flintlock Naval Pistol with Liège Proof Mark and Faded Ship Name on Barrel - Circa 1815 Japanese Army and part of this statusOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Belgium as we know it today was only established in 1830, when the population rebelled against Dutch rule. Prior to that, most of the country had been known as Flanders and other local areas, which were possessions of Spain, France and Holland over the prior several hundreds of years. Belgium would become an Industrial powerhouse, with its great capacity coming from the City of Lige, where gun making was a key industry.