Original Spanish 18th Century Miquelet Pistol by Jusepe Bustindui of Madrid and Valencia c. 1740-60 Revolutionary War as indicated by the additional

as indicated by the additional holes and markings on the front of the lock plate

CONTRACT NOM 37636

Before they could come around for another approach

This is a Korean War era issue blood chit that is constructed of cotton and appears to have been silk screened

An unconfirmed story says that the CMH inscription on the grip means Compagnie de Manufacture Herstal and this company is supposed to have made the plastic lower receiver

Original Spanish 18th Century Miquelet Pistol by Jusepe Bustindui of Madrid and Valencia c. 1740-60 Revolutionary War as indicated by the additionalOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a truly honest and splendid MIQUELET pistol, made by a famous Spanish Maker who worked in both Madrid and Valencia from 1740 until 1760. Jusepe Bustindui was also the father of Juan Esteban BUSTINDUI, who continued in his father's trade from 1780 up until 1820. Measuring almost 13" in overall length the barrel is 7 1 2" and octagonal becoming round half way to the muzzle. The bore is about . 67 of an inch.