Original Rare British P-1773 Eliott Flintlock Carbine with Ramrod "Nose Cap Catch" - Circa 1773-1780 Flintlock Muskets and Rifles Wood thought he'd earned the

Wood thought he'd earned the opportunity to command a corps

Trujillo decided he wanted to modernize his military’s appearance including replacing the pre-WWII M1917 helmets

so the original background fabric is now missing

Our Revolver bears serial number 1115 on almost all parts of the revolver including the inside of the grips grips

which usually is associated with the Kriegsmarine

Original Rare British P-1773 Eliott Flintlock Carbine with Ramrod "Nose Cap Catch" - Circa 1773-1780 Flintlock Muskets and Rifles Wood thought he'd earned theOriginal Item: Only one available. Approved by King George III in June 1773 this 28" barrel flintlock carbine was named after General George Augustus Eliott, commander of the 15th or "The Kings's Own Royal Light Dragoons". These were mainly produced at cavalry "saddle ring" carbines, however they are also seen with out the saddle ring bar, instead fitted with sling swivels. There is an example of one such Eliott circa 1785 of one such carbine in the