Original French Flintlock Officer Pistol by Coignet Dating from the French and Indian Wars Category_Blunderbuss The rifle is in very

The rifle is in very nice condition with great amounts of the original finish remaining

It appears to be a 46" Barreled Brown Bess with a King George marked flintlock

but had a more padded liner

Original Item: A few of these rare short entrenching shovels remain

just as it came out of the Palace Arsenal of Lagan Silikana in Kathmandu

Original French Flintlock Officer Pistol by Coignet Dating from the French and Indian Wars Category_Blunderbuss The rifle is in veryOriginal Item: Only One Available. Dating from the 1750s this fine flintlock pistol was made and signed by the famous French family of gun makers COIGNET of St. Etienne. Starting in 1744 they continued in business until just after Napoleon's defeat in 1815. They were known for furnishing aristocratic officers with privately purchased side arms of high quality. This lovely pistol is no exception. Features of note include; all brass mounts, the wood