Original Danish Model 1772 Heavy Dragoon and Naval Flintlock Pistol Serial 12 with 1815 Liège Proof - Circa 1780 German Artwork & Posters The new rifle was to

The new rifle was to be designated the Martini Henry MkIV at a cost to convert those arms was expected to be 6s 6d per piece

children and best horses were sent off

This would make for an ideal representative example in a collection without the need of a liner as it cannot be seen

The front crown of the cap of course has a large U

It has a great worn look and patina that are simply impossible to duplicate

Original Danish Model 1772 Heavy Dragoon and Naval Flintlock Pistol Serial 12 with 1815 Liège Proof - Circa 1780 German Artwork & Posters The new rifle was toOne of a kind: Only One Available. Regimentally marked and still in its original flintlock configuration making this rare military pistol from Danish military service! This is a fine, very scarce example of the large Danish Model 1772 service pistol used by both the Dragoon cavalry and the Danish Navy from its adoption in 1772 through the early 1800s. Surviving examples in original flintlock form are seldom offered. This piece is particularly