Original Late 17th Century German All Metal Flintlock Pistol in the Style of the Cloeter Family of Mannheim, Circa 1690 Price_over $990 Company C was in great

Company C was in great part responsible for the failure of a strong enemy counterattack

and the rear sight slider is missing the internals

dictated at 10:24

just heavily worn and stretched out

Directed by John Milius and written with Kevin Reynolds

Original Late 17th Century German All Metal Flintlock Pistol in the Style of the Cloeter Family of Mannheim, Circa 1690 Price_over $990 Company C was in greatOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a very interesting late 17th century German all metal flintlock pistol, unmarked but closely resembling examples associated with the Cloeter family of Mannheim in overall construction and detail. Dating to approximately 1690, it features an unusual exposed lock mechanism, a two stage 11 5 8" barrel of approximately . 59 caliber, and a solid iron body with flared butt. This is an antique black powder firearm