Original French Revolution Era Iron Mounted Bretagne Gendarme Marked Flintlock Pistol by Charleville dated 1770 Availability_Both On 26 October

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Original French Revolution Era Iron Mounted Bretagne Gendarme Marked Flintlock Pistol by Charleville dated 1770 Availability_Both On 26 OctoberOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a small Flintlock pistol from the French Revolution Era, as carried (in a large pocket) by French Gendarmes (Policemen) during the late 1700s and early 1800s. The pistol is equipped with a 5 inch barrel and has an overall length of just 9 1 2 inches, making it very easy to conceal and maneuver. The bore measures out to about . 61 inches, probably for a 1 2 inch ball. It has a lovely walnut stock with all Iron