Original British P-1858 East India Government Marked Lancer’s Percussion Pistol marked Birmingham 1867 Scottish Militaria It has a wonderful “crush”

It has a wonderful “crush” look to it which shows it was certainly used

for manufacture by Stolla's Söhne

the seal on the safety assembly is broken and the operator grabs the textile band and pulls the safety pin out of the handle

the squadron was again redesignated as VF-91

which has left only traces of the original signature

Original British P-1858 East India Government Marked Lancer’s Percussion Pistol marked Birmingham 1867 Scottish Militaria It has a wonderful “crush”Original Item: Only one available. Here we have a very nice British P 1858 Indian Service Lancer's Pistol, for use by the East Indian Government Native Troops. The pistol is based upon the British P 1856 and P 1858 service pistols, but is a . 65 caliber smoothbore, rather than a . 577 caliber rifled arm. The East India Government was formed after the British Raj began, replacing East India Company rule. The pistol is definitely all British made with