Original British Flintlock Brass Barrel Pistol for the Fur Trade by R. Ashmore circa 1768 - 1775 EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION There is some oxidation near

There is some oxidation near the tip of the scabbard

carrying casualties to the Army hospital there

but was more successfully ignited with a match or a pipe

seventeen were either destroyed or disbanded before the end of the war

over 140 scans of Heckman's official wartime documents (confirming his assignment to LCT-530 and his involvement in the first wave of the D-Day invasion)

Original British Flintlock Brass Barrel Pistol for the Fur Trade by R. Ashmore circa 1768 - 1775 EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION There is some oxidation nearOriginal Item: Only One Available. Specifically produced in England for the North American Fur Trade, this is a Flintlock Trade pistol intended for the use of the Trappers and the Native American population as well. The brass barrel has British London proof marks, both the Crown V "Viewed" marking as well as the Crown CP definitive black powder proof. The lock plate is marked clearly with R. ASHMORE WARRANTED. Research indicates that this maker worked