Original British Flintlock Pistol for Turkish Market Circa 1820 Japanese Ordnance The Colt 1860 cost approximately

The Colt 1860 cost approximately $20 per revolver

Original Item: Nepalese government surplus

This fine example with complete liner but no chinstrap (repaired) is has original period brown/green textured paint with the 91st Infantry Division “91 PINE TREE” insignia painted on the front

this weapon has been rebuilt on a re-welded de-milled receiver without internal parts that has been replaced with solid steel bar-stock

most were made in Finland for the Finnish army after WWII

Original British Flintlock Pistol for Turkish Market Circa 1820 Japanese Ordnance The Colt 1860 cost approximatelyOriginal Item: Only One Available. William Wilson of London worked from 1760 to 1820 and manufactured many types of Flintlock weapons for the general public and for The Honorable East India Company. Once the Napoleonic Wars had ended in 1815 many gun makers looked for new markets and one of the most flourishing, at that time, was that of Turkey and the Ottoman Empire that dominated much of the middle east and would do so up until the end of WW1 in