Original U.S. M-1826 Flintlock Navy Belt Pistol Converted to Percussion by Simeon North - dated 1828 Books & Films showing light to moderate wear

showing light to moderate wear

The other markings indicate that it is a registered design with the German trademark office

which is the masame (straight) pattern

75 spelled out the functions of the Motor Transport Corps as:

which are often very faint

Original U.S. M-1826 Flintlock Navy Belt Pistol Converted to Percussion by Simeon North - dated 1828 Books & Films showing light to moderate wearOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a totally correct U. S. M 1826 Flintlock Navy pistol made by Simeon North in Middletown, Connecticut that has been converted to the percussion ignition system. North had a 53 year relationship with the U. S. War Department, and the contract for the Model 1826 pistols was the last contract North had for martial pistols from the U. S. Government. The North Model 1826 Navy Pistol is virtually a smaller version