Original Ottoman Empire Caucasian Flintlock Pistol With Camel Bone & Embossed Silver Clad Stock - circa 1800 Antique Percussion Firearms this example is still folded

this example is still folded the exact same way it was in 1944

This unit was involved in the conflict May 1965 – April 1971

RZM Marked with M1/63 indicating it was manufactured by Steinhauer & Lück of Lüdenscheid

however the pouch is still able to be opened but do so cautiously

Original Item: US WWII Heavy Padded M1 Garand drop bag

Original Ottoman Empire Caucasian Flintlock Pistol With Camel Bone & Embossed Silver Clad Stock - circa 1800 Antique Percussion Firearms this example is still foldedOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a very nice Flintlock Pistol originating from the Caucasus region, which was at the eastern edge of the Ottoman Empire during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The pistol measures 19 inches in overall length, with an 11 1 2 inch long barrel bearing a silver ring at the muzzle. The pistol does have a wooden stock, but on this particularly interesting example it has been completely clad with embossed