Original 19th Century Eastern Mediterranean Flintlock Holster Pistol - Circa 1800 Martini-Henry Rifles the 380th moved to Okinawa

the 380th moved to Okinawa and flew reconnaissance patrols over the Japanese islands

with a gold bullion adjustable chinstrap with two U

The bronze example looks great

Those states using a roundel were as follows:

several squeeze bore adapters (including the British Littlejohn adaptor) were tested

Original 19th Century Eastern Mediterranean Flintlock Holster Pistol - Circa 1800 Martini-Henry Rifles the 380th moved to OkinawaOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely patinated Eastern Mediterranean flintlock holster pistol made to follow European lines. It is marked on the top of the barrel with what looks to be LLAZAO, though the "L"s could be "I"s. We were not able to find any makers by this name, and we assume it was made to look like a Spanish or Italian flintlock pistol. There is a lovely brass inlaid touchmark on the barrel, however there are also what look