Original Set of Two Late 19th Century Metal Clad Ottoman Turkish Flintlock Pistols Made for the Tourist Trade Madsen LMG VF-10 returned to NAS Alameda

VF-10 returned to NAS Alameda where it was deactivated in November 1945

This is the Official Royal License issued as a Vellum Document awarding the Right to bear Arms of one PETER MAZE on July 30th 1840

The knife was designed in 1942 and officially issued on a selective basis to the Marines

The cap features a body made of heavyweight khaki brushed cotton/wool flannel with the exterior shaped similar to a Balkan’s Sajkaca Cap

Original Set of Two Late 19th Century Metal Clad Ottoman Turkish Flintlock Pistols Made for the Tourist Trade Madsen LMG VF-10 returned to NAS AlamedaOriginal Items: Only One Pair Available. This is a very nice set of OTTOMAN Turkish flintlock pistols, made in the late 19th century for the Tourist Trade. They are made very much in the same way the late 18th early 19th examples were, however the functional components are definitely of lower quality, and they were never intended for actual use. These pistols were very popular with the "Barbary Pirates" of the Mediterranean sea, and were made in