Original British North American Brass Barrel Fur-Trade Flintlock Pistol by Ketland & Co. - Circa 1810 Japanese Documents and Books After taking Saint-Lô

After taking Saint-Lô

• A combination tool

This is a British Korean War issue flexible blade chain saw

of heavy black leather with a three-button double breasted front furnished with brass finished buttons (Kriegsmarine anchor insignia with marker markings on the reverse)

WWI artifacts tagged in this manner have become very hard to find in recent years

Original British North American Brass Barrel Fur-Trade Flintlock Pistol by Ketland & Co. - Circa 1810 Japanese Documents and Books After taking Saint-LôOriginal Item: Only One Available. Specifically produced in England for the North American Fur Trade, these Trade pistols were intended for the use of the Trappers and the Native American population as well. This example was made circa 1810, marked on the lock by KETLAND & Co., with LONDON stamped on the top of the brass barrel. This is one of the many companies during the period run by members of the large Ketland family of gunmakers. This company