Original British Napoleonic 2nd Life Guards Early Dragoon Flintlock Pistol - Named to Waterloo Soldier Japanese Uniforms • Correct rear sight (earlier

• Correct rear sight (earlier issue parts were often reused)

Honorable Discharge

• Rubber of tire from Me110

During the interwar period Belgium began to produce their own domestically made M26 Adrians and exported them around the globe

Heavy leather scabbard has slotting pin in the metal throat and accurately replicates a Rock Island Arsenals stamp from the era

Original British Napoleonic 2nd Life Guards Early Dragoon Flintlock Pistol - Named to Waterloo Soldier Japanese Uniforms • Correct rear sight (earlierOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is most interesting and found up at an Eastern U. S. gun show just two weeks ago. It is a perfectly standard Light Dragoon Pistol with no safety fitted. It is smothered in official stampings and markings including the year 1805 and 1831. On the underside of the trigger guard finger bow it is engraved 2ND L G for SECOND LIFEGUARDS, and on the brass side plate the name S. GODLEY. Research tells us that Private