Original Victorian Era Belgian Double Barreled Percussion Pistol with Burl Wood Grip and Engraved Frame - Circa 1840 nChannel The barometer’s glass is heavily

The barometer’s glass is heavily cracked so care should be taken when handling it

which was popular with both Union and Confederate officer’s during the war

There is a lovely Officer’s Class A uniform jacket and trousers that belonged to Captain Wallace

BLEIFUS stamped in multiple areas

and Operation Thunderclap attacks included the following raids:

Original Victorian Era Belgian Double Barreled Percussion Pistol with Burl Wood Grip and Engraved Frame - Circa 1840 nChannel The barometer’s glass is heavilyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This lovely double barreled pocket percussion pistol was made in Lige, Belgium, almost certainly for the European and American export markets. These were quite popular for self protection, and having two barrels definitely would give the owner increased protection whilst in their vest pocket. Pistols like this were equally at home on dark Streets of New York or of London in Victorian England. It features some lovely