Original Victorian Era Belgian Double Barreled Percussion Pistol with Figured Wood Grip and Decorated Frame - Circa 1835 Japanese Replica It is marked on the

It is marked on the upper left side with RBNr

During the last three years of World War II

The knife is clearly intended for stabbing and only offered limited utility for the other duties that a combat knife might be called upon to deliver

Jungle Warfare

The "Overlapping TW in Circle" logo stands for maker Telegrafen-Werkstätten located in the Kbely district of Prague

Original Victorian Era Belgian Double Barreled Percussion Pistol with Figured Wood Grip and Decorated Frame - Circa 1835 Japanese Replica It is marked on theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This lovely double barreled pocket percussion pistol was most likely made in Lige, Belgium for the large European and American export markets. These were quite popular for self protection, and having two barrels definitely would give the owner increased protection. Pistols like this were equally at home on dark Streets of New York or of London in Victorian England. It features some lovely floral designs blued or