Original British Napoleonic Era Pattern 1800 Tower Marked Long Sea Service Flintlock Pistol with Belt Hook - circa 1805 Martini-Henry Rifles There is also still silvering

There is also still silvering present on the hinger and the pin catch on the reverse

with a grayish patina overall and no signs of major restoration or refinishing

Use as a fortification weapon

and is not marked on the rear of the blade with an 1874 year as well as the usual acceptance marks

The 66th was not the only infantry division to institute ‘Ranger’ training

Original British Napoleonic Era Pattern 1800 Tower Marked Long Sea Service Flintlock Pistol with Belt Hook - circa 1805 Martini-Henry Rifles There is also still silveringOriginal Item. Only One Available. This style of pistol was introduced in the early 18th century and was issued with a long 12" barrel and saw active service for a century. Up until 1762 the locks bore maker's names and years of manufacture as well as the traditional "Crown over G. R" Royal Cypher. Thereafter only the CROWN G. R. appeared on the center of the lock plate with TOWER across the lock plate tail, as on this example. The model evolved and