Original British EIC Model 1843 Percussion Dragoon Pistol Made With Brunswick Rifle Parts - British Proofed Barrel Japanese Ordnance Down and Louth Regiments of

Down and Louth Regiments of Militia were raised

This belt is a fine example  of a soldier-modified Model 1851 Mounted Service belt worn by Federal enlisted cavalrymen and mounted artilleryman prior to and during the Civil War

It's very rare that we find a revolver with matching factory ivory grips installed

The MICH ranges in weight from about 3 lb (1

Under the Munich Agreement

Original British EIC Model 1843 Percussion Dragoon Pistol Made With Brunswick Rifle Parts - British Proofed Barrel Japanese Ordnance Down and Louth Regiments ofOriginal Item: Only one available. This is a very interesting example of a British EIC Cavalry Pistol, which we noticed is quite a bit more "robust" than we are used to seeing. it is about an inch longer than the standard, and very heavily built. Closer inspection of the barrel showed two grooves inside, and very thick walls, so it looks like this pistol was made locally using parts from a later model Brunswick Rifle, something that we have not seen