Original Antique Dutch Model 1873 Army Revolver by P. Stevens of Maastricht in 9.4mm - Serial 1448 Lock Assembly The stenciling on the pressure

The stenciling on the pressure bottle indicates that the flamethrower was again rebuilt to combat ready specification some time after Vietnam and stored at North Cumberland Army Depot until flamethrowers were removed from service in 1985

The following article is a wonderful article eon the original of the British Pith helmet by renowned expert Peter Suciu

giving rise to the satirical regimental motto of "thou shalt not kill

however single shot Remington Rolling block pistols are extremely hard to come by

Original Antique Dutch Model 1873 Army Revolver by P. Stevens of Maastricht in 9.4mm - Serial 1448 Lock Assembly The stenciling on the pressureOriginal Item: Only One Available. These are very unusual to find especially in any sort of select condition as this one is. First issued in 1873, this Model saw much service in the Dutch East Indies as a very reliable black powder revolver. The early examples were fitted with octagonal barrels as our one has but these were later changed to round barrels for ease of manufacture. The design is based heavily on the French service revolver Modle 1873