Original Victorian British Pattern 1839 Sea Service Percussion Pistol for Coast Guard Use - dated 1842 Category_MG 34 Ammo Storage when many of the troops

when many of the troops were at dinner

Most swords do not have matching numbers because somewhere along the life of the sword the scabbard was changed

"JACK THE RIPPER" was never caught

therefore my desire is that this Pair of Pistols go to a collector who will love them as much as I have done

We crossed the river on assault boats

Original Victorian British Pattern 1839 Sea Service Percussion Pistol for Coast Guard Use - dated 1842 Category_MG 34 Ammo Storage when many of the troopsOriginal Item: Only one available. This is a very nice example of the scarce British Pattern 1939 Sea Service pistol, intended for use by Coast Guard forces. First formed in 1822, the British Coast Guard at that time was primarily responsible for ensuring that ship traffic did not evade customs, ensuring that items were properly accounted for and duties collected. However, while technically working for Customs, the Coast Guard was organized and