Original Victorian Era Belgian Brass Percussion Vest Pistol with Bag Grip & Liège Proof - Circa 1845 Brown Bess Musket Parts History of the 91st Division

History of the 91st Division in WW1:

Subsequently he progressed through the grades to the rank of Rear Admiral to rank from March 1

- This helmet was representative of those Afrikakorp forces in 'Army Group Afrika ' that were pieced together for this last victory before surrender or escape to Sicily to fight again

and has a very nice hard rubber butt pad

Original Victorian Era Belgian Brass Percussion Vest Pistol with Bag Grip & Liège Proof - Circa 1845 Brown Bess Musket Parts History of the 91st DivisionOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely percussion vest pistol, featuring a single piece brass body and a lovely "bag" shaped grip. The pistol was made in Lige, Belgium, almost certainly for the European and American export markets. These were quite popular for self protection, and the small size made them easily concealable in a vest pocket. Pistols like this were equally at home on dark Streets of New York or of London in Victorian