Original French Continental Percussion Pistol with Faux Damascus Barrel Made in Liège - circa 1850 Lock Assembly ranked as the 104th Regiment

ranked as the 104th Regiment of Foot (Bengal Fusiliers)

but one of the retainers is broken off

s tools for the MG 34

Type 90 is not a typo: both the triple and double barrel models have the same model designation

Below this is a delicately worked ivory hilt

Original French Continental Percussion Pistol with Faux Damascus Barrel Made in Liège - circa 1850 Lock Assembly ranked as the 104th RegimentOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a mid 19th Century French Continental style percussion pistol, most likely made in Lige, Belgium. The pistol features a 5 1 2inch octagonal barrel, which has had texture added to the outside to give the look of "Damascus" steel. Close examination shows that it is just a simple pattern repeated over and over. The left side of the barrel is marked with the E L G * in an oval proof mark of