Imperial Russian 19th Century Sword Military Art manufactured in 1934

manufactured in 1934

They were also safer because they had no protruding pin which could cause the ammunition to accidentally detonate during rough handling

entirely re-establishing the American line

65" Bore flintlock pistol circa 1800-1820

The display of a Lefaucheux breech-loading gun inspired English apprentice gunmaker Edwin Charles Hodges (1831-1925) to make an improved copy and persuade leading London gun maker Joseph Lang that this was the gun of the future

Imperial Russian 19th Century Sword Military Art manufactured in 1934New Made Item: A fine reproduction of the priciple Cavalry Sword used by the Russians during most of the 19th century. Based faithfully on the Imperial French issues, these Russian Swords bear Russian inscriptions and dates on the backs of the fully tempered blades. These Magnificent Swords have brass branch guards and come with all steel scabbards just as originally issued.