Original British Napoleonic Era Pattern 1800 Tower Marked Sea Service Flintlock Pistol with Belt Hook - circa 1805 MG 34 Barrel Jacket Assembly 170 marking on the interior

170 marking on the interior lining

At that time U

most likely due to water exposure

parts of the BRitish First Army (Lieutenant-General Kenneth Anderson)

attached to the 46th (West Riding and North Midland) Infantry Division and were sent overseas to France in April 1940 to join the British Expeditionary Force

Original British Napoleonic Era Pattern 1800 Tower Marked Sea Service Flintlock Pistol with Belt Hook - circa 1805 MG 34 Barrel Jacket Assembly 170 marking on the interiorOriginal Item. Only One Available. This style of pistol was introduced in the early 18th century and was issued with a long 12" barrel and saw active service for a century. Up until 1762 the locks bore maker's names and years of manufacture as well as the traditional "Crown over G. R" Royal Cypher. Thereafter only the CROWN G. R. appeared on the center of the lock plate with TOWER across the lock plate tail, as on this example. The model evolved and