Original Sardinian Silver Inlaid Snaphaunce Lock Pistol circa 1750 - 1800 U.S. Militaria Fine nearly unissued 1953 U

Fine nearly unissued 1953 U

The front line companies

though it is definitely stained and worn from age and service

that is the designation GSW used for the first shell version of the MkII Helmet

name adjusted to VIII Air Force Service Command by 1943)

Original Sardinian Silver Inlaid Snaphaunce Lock Pistol circa 1750 - 1800 U.S. Militaria Fine nearly unissued 1953 UOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a truly lovely Snaphaunce pistol, its form apparently identifying it as coming from the island of SARDINIA in the Western Mediterranean Sea, sea not too far from CORSICA, the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte. Measuring about 16" in overall length, the Silver inlaid barrel is almost 9 1 2" long. The wood full stock is extensively inlaid with swirling Silver wire inlays that extends all over the Butt Cap. The