Original 17th Century English King William III Iron Mounted Flintlock Dragoon Pistol - 1695-1702 ERA Both faux leather corner reinforcements

Both faux leather corner reinforcements are still intact

The French pistols began their service with the French army in the late 19th Century and saw service all over the globe in French colonies

A sleeveless Jerkin of heavy brown leather fully wool lined for use over Battle Dress in Winter Combat Conditions

Chamberlain was quite ill

THE LEFT PLATE OF THE MG 08 IS CURRENTLY NOT PROHIBITED OR REGULATED

Original 17th Century English King William III Iron Mounted Flintlock Dragoon Pistol - 1695-1702 ERA Both faux leather corner reinforcementsOriginal Item. Only One Available. These are exceedingly rare, and almost never seen on today's market. This is a great Late 17th Century Flintlock Dragoon pistol, which bears the Royal Cypher of King William III on the lock plate. King William III, known as "WILLIAM OF ORANGE", had been born in the Hague, then part of the Dutch Republic, heir to the principality of Orange. By 1677 he was Prince William of Orange, and he married the English Princess