Original British Flintlock Brass Barrel Blunderbuss by Jover Inscribed- George Inn, Southwark 21st Century If the trigger was still

If the trigger was still pushed

An unusual example of a French Revolver officially sold to the Union Government in 1861 so most probably saw action in America’s most tragic war

Fully labeled with both British and NATO stock numbers and care instructions

The kukri gained fame in the Gurkha War for its effectiveness

For further historical information see "Boarders Away" by William Gilkerson

Original British Flintlock Brass Barrel Blunderbuss by Jover Inscribed- George Inn, Southwark 21st Century If the trigger was stillOriginal Item: Only One Available. Another extraordinary piece acquired in IMAs purchase of the Strakaty collection of Vienna, Austria. Made by William Jover of London, this fine brass barreled flintlock blunderbuss appears to have been an under the counter gun in one of London's leading public houses of the late 18th century. The 16 inch swamped brass barrel is marked JOVER LONGACRE LONDON to top and THE GEORGE INN, SOUTHWARK, an establishment still