Null A Belgian/Dutch M 1813 cavalry pistol
Smooth bore barrel in 17 mm caliber.…

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A Belgian/Dutch M 1813 cavalry pistol Smooth bore barrel in 17 mm caliber. Flintlock with stamped crown with "ON". Walnut full stock with brass furniture. Lanyard ring. Replaced cock spring. Iron parts with fine pitting in places, stock bumped, signs of age and use. Length 38 cm. Condition: II - III

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A Belgian/Dutch M 1813 cavalry pistol Smooth bore barrel in 17 mm caliber. Flintlock with stamped crown with "ON". Walnut full stock with brass furniture. Lanyard ring. Replaced cock spring. Iron parts with fine pitting in places, stock bumped, signs of age and use. Length 38 cm. Condition: II - III

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