Original French Napoleonic Modèle An XIII Naval Pistol by Maubeuge Arsenal Converted to Percussion - dated 1807 Russian Navy made BEFORE The move to

made BEFORE The move to Kokura

Marshal Putnik ordered a full Serbian retreat

A handful of examples of similar English double action revolvers are known with Antebellum Southern retailer marks

The ejector is present and fully functional

Overall Length: 50

Original French Napoleonic Modèle An XIII Naval Pistol by Maubeuge Arsenal Converted to Percussion - dated 1807 Russian Navy made BEFORE The move toOriginal item. Only One Available. This is a very interesting example of the Classic French Military Flintlock Pistol of the Napoleonic era, made at the IMPERIAL ARSENAL at MAUBEUGE. These were used mostly by the cavalry, but they were also issued to the navy, and this is one such example, with an intact belt look on the left side. Like many examples still in service, it was later converted to utilize the new percussion cap system. This involved