Original Crimean War Imperial Russian Ball Butt Percussion Pistol Captured at the Battle of Alma by British Trooper A.M. Dean Receivers All contained in an American

All contained in an American Optical Company aluminum case

whereas in the flint era and earlier it was attached to a cord or a wire chain

Authentic research based World War Two color as used by the Imperial Japanese Army IJA on helmets

Company B supported the attack on Kreuzau by blasting at enemy strong-points with their 3-inch guns from the west side of the River

Original Crimean War Imperial Russian Ball Butt Percussion Pistol Captured at the Battle of Alma by British Trooper A.M. Dean Receivers All contained in an AmericanOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a Classic Imperial Russian Cossack Percussion Pistol, as was produced during the 1840s 1850s. Utilizing the then modern percussion lock, these replaced examples which were still using such outdated ignition systems as the Snaphaunce. Much less ornamented than early examples, this was made to be a utilitarian weapon, not a show piece, though it doe still retain the interesting "ball trigger" favored in the